Nokia IP200 Series Installation Manual page 64

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Using the Nokia IPSO Boot Manager
different parameters in the command line at boot time. The boot manager
maintains the default values of these parameters on the hard-disk drive or in
flash memory, depending on which appliance you are using. You can use the
boot manager commands to set these values.
Unless you set the autoboot variable to no, the appliance automatically boots
Nokia IPSO after waiting at the boot manager prompt for the number of
seconds specified by the bootwait variable. For further information, see
"Setting and Viewing Boot-Manager Variables"
You can us the following commands in the boot manager.
boot—Load and run kernel or executable. For more information, see
"Using the Boot Manager to Boot the System"
halt—Halt the system. For more information, see
from the Boot Manager"
help—List the boot manager commands.
install—Install new IPSO image. For information about using the install
command to install Nokia IPSO images, see the Getting Started Guide
and Release Notes for the version of Nokia IPSO you are running.
setenv—Set environment variable. For more information, see
page 69.
unsetenv—Clear environment variable. For more information, see
"unsetenv"
printenv—Print environment variables. For more information, see
"printenv"
set-defaults—Set boot manager variables to their factory-default values.
For more information, see
passwd—Set a password for the boot manager. For more information, see
"Protecting the Boot Manager with a Password"
ls—List the contents of directories on the hard-disk drives or flash
memory. For more information, see
sysinfo—Display system information. For more information, see
"sysinfo"
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"Stopping the System
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"ls" on page 71.
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