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auto-boot-on-error?
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false
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Controls whether the host attempts to boot after POST detects a hardware reconfiguration or error, and enables the selection of the auto-boot behavior in the presence of detected errors.
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false
– Host does not attempt to boot and stops at the ok prompt.
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true
– When auto-boot? is also set to true, the host automatically attempts to boot from the selected device following a hardware reconfiguration or error, which is necessary for maximum availability.
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auto-boot?
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true
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Controls whether the host automatically boots after a host reset or when the power is turned on.
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boot-command
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boot
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Specifies the command to be executed when auto-boot? is true.
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boot
– Boot kernel from devices specified in boot-device.
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boot net
– Boot kernel from the network.
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boot disk1:h
– Boot from disk1 partition h.
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boot tape
– Boot default file from tape.
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boot
device-path
– Boot from the device specified as device_path. For a list of aliases on your server, type devalias.
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boot-device
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disk net
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Contains the name of the default boot device.
Note -
For booting from an iSCSI device over IPoIB, the boot-device variable shows the path to an eUSB device, and the root partition normally specified there is on the iSCSI device.
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boot-file
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An optional variable that provides boot arguments that are used when OpenBoot is not in diagnostic mode.
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diag-switch?
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false
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If the value is true, run in the Diagnostic mode.
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network-boot-arguments
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An optional variable that enables you to set configuration variables to be used by OpenBoot when you perform a WAN boot. Setting this variable takes precedence over any default boot variable value. Refer to the eeprom(1M) man page for details.
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pci-probe-policy
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all
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An optional variable that should only be used on Oracle SuperCluster engineered systems to specify how probing for PCIe devices is conducted. For all other non-SuperCluster systems the value of this property should not be changed, and if changed can result in an unknown system behavior.
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