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Boot command flag parameters can be shortened, since values zero or
commas (which can be used as placeholders), do not have to be specified.
These parameters are read from right to left (PPPP, M, NNNN). For exam-
ple, boot -fl 0,0,100 or boot -fl ,,100 are the same as boot -fl 100 where
100 is the value of the PPPP option.
NOTE: The console prompt for a uniprocessor system is >>>, which is used
throughout this document. For a multiprocessor system, the console
prompt is P0n>>>, where n is dependent on where the primary
processor is installed in the LSB. The P0n>>> is not used with the
OSF/1 operating system.
For more information:
Console Reference Manual
Booting 4-9
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