Re: Nvram problem

Yedidia,

To clear the NVRAM, just power up the machine while holding Stop and N 
depressed.

Otherwise, you can edit NVRAM with "nvedit" at the OK prompt (OBP 
state). Get there with Stop-A at any time.

Printenv will tell you which options you have set, and setenv can be 
used to set or change those options. 

David
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>Subject: [suse-sparc] Nvram problem
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>hello,
>
>I recently installed Solaris on a machine that had Suse-Linux
>(cause I changed the HD to a bigger one - and I thought that it'll be 
easier
>to install Solaris before Linux)
>
>but in any boot the machine try to boot with the oftion "-F cpboot"
>so when I wish to boot from cd or HD I have to type "boot disk -" (or 
"boot
>cdrom -")
>
>How can I clean the nvram from this option
>
>thanks
>
>--Yedidia
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