Change Boot Parameters by Interrupting a Boot in Progress

To access and change boot parameters by interrupting a boot in progress:

When the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller is in the process of booting, you can press the space bar on your keyboard to interrupt when you see the following message appear:
```
Press the space bar to stop auto-boot...
```
After you stop the booting process, you can enter the letter p to display the current parameters, the letter c to change the boot parameters or the @ (at-sign) to continue booting.
```
[Acme Packet Boot]: c
'.' = clear field;  '-' = go to previous field;  ^D = quit
boot device          : wancom0
```
To navigate through the boot parameters, press Enter and the next parameter appears on the following line.

You can navigate through the entire list this way. To go back to a previous line, type a hyphen (-) and press Enter. Any value that you enter entirely overwrites the existing value and does not append to it.

To change a boot parameter, type the new value that you want to use next to the old value. For example, if you want to change the image you are using, type the new filename next to the old one.

ORACLE(configure)# bootparam
'.' = clear field;  '-' = go to previous field;  ^D = quit
boot device	 : wancom0
processor number	 : 0
host name	 : goose
file name	 : /code/nnPCz100.bz /code/nnPCz200.bz

After you have scrolled through the complete list of boot parameters, you return to the boot prompt. To reboot with your changes taking effect, type @ (the at-sign), and press Enter.
```
[Acme Packet Boot]: @
```
The Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller completes the full booting sequence, unless there is an error in the boot parameters.

If you have configured boot parameters correctly, the system prompt displays and you can go ahead with configuration, management, or monitoring tasks.
Note:
If you have configured the boot parameters incorrectly, the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller goes into a booting loop and displays an error message.
```
Error loading file: errno = 0x226.
Can't load boot file!!
```
Press the space bar to stop the loop. Correct the error, and reboot your system.