BOOTPREF(8) | System Manager's Manual (atari) | BOOTPREF(8) |
bootpref
— set
NVRAM boot preference
bootpref |
[-v] [-b os] [-d delay] [-l lang] [-k kbd] [-s id] [-f fmt] [-1] [-2] [-e sep] [-c colours] [-n] [-p] [-t] [-v] [-4] [-8] [-o] [-O] [-x] [-X] [-i] [-I] |
bootpref
views and sets the NVRAM boot
preferences.
The program options are:
-V
-b
netbsd-b
tos-b
linux-b
systemv-b
none-d
delay-l
english-l
german-l
french-l
spanish-l
italian-k
american-k
german-k
french-k
british-k
spanish-k
italian-k
sw f-k
swiss french-k
sw g-k
swiss german-s
id-f
mmddyy-f
ddmmyy-f
yymmdd-f
yyddmm-1
-2
-e
sep-c
colours-n
-p
-t
-v
-4
-8
-o
-O
-x
-X
-i
-I
All strings can be specified by their shortest abbreviation
If no parameters are specified, bootpref
shows the current boot preferences.
The bootpref
command first appeared in
NetBSD 1.4.
Julian Coleman
Setting the boot OS to none will cause the machine not to boot from the hard disk.
The majority of the parameters are not used under NetBSD.
February 17, 2017 | NetBSD 10.99 |