Key Commands - Sun Microsystems Blade 1500 Service, Diagnostics, And Troubleshooting Manual

If no parameter is specified, the eeprom command displays only the current
NVRAM configuration parameter values, similar to the printenv command. For
example:
# eeprom
asr-policy=normal
test-args: data not available.
diag-passes=1.
.
.
.
diag-script=normal
diag-level=max
diag-switch?=false
A previous example described how to enable diagnostics. Using the eeprom
command:
# eeprom diag-switch?=true
The eeprom command requires a system reboot for the changes to take effect. For
more information, refer to the eeprom man page.
6.4

Key Commands

This section describes how to use your USB keyboard to abort or reset NVRAM by
using the Stop-A or Stop-N equivalent commands:
"Stop-A Command" on page 6-10
■
"Stop-N Equivalent Command Procedure" on page 6-10
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Before powering on the workstation, make sure that the keyboard and mouse are
connected to the front panel or rear panel USB ports. Connecting the keyboard or
mouse to the IEEE 1394/USB 2 combination card is not recommended
Note – The Stop-A and Stop-N keys are sometimes referred to as "OpenBoot
Emergency Procedures".
Chapter 6 NVRAM 6-9