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2.18.3 boot_osflags
The boot_osflags environment variable passes information to the
boot command. That information is dependent on the operating
system to be booted.
Syntax for Tru64 UNIX: set boot_osflags flags_value
where flags_value can be:
a
Load operating system software from the specified boot device
(autoboot). Boot to multi-user mode.
i
Prompt for the name of a file to load and other options (boot
interactively). Boot to single-user mode.
s
Stop in single-user mode. Boots /vmunix to single-user mode and
stops at the # (root) prompt.
D
Full dump; implies “s” as well. By default, if Tru64 UNIX crashes, it
completes a partial memory dump. Specifying “D” forces a full
dump if the system crashes.
Syntax for OpenVMS: set boot_osflags root_number, boot_flags
Where root_number is the directory number of the system disk on which
OpenVMS files are located. For example:
root_number
Root Directory
0 (default)
[SYS0.SYSEXE]
1
[SYS1.SYSEXE]
2
[SYS2.SYSEXE]
3
[SYS3.SYSEXE]
And boot_flags are the hexadecimal value of the bit number or numbers set. To
specify multiple boot flags, add the flag values (logical OR). See Table 2–8.
- AlphaServer DS10 / DS10L 1
- AlphaStation DS10 1
- September, 2000 2
- Contents 3
- Appendix A Setting Jumpers 6
- Examples 6
- Intended Audience 11
- Document Structure 11
- Conventions 12
- Documentation Titles 12
- Information on the Internet 12
- Chapter 1 13
- Operations 13
- Powering Up the System 14
- Operations 1-3 15
- Symbol Function 15
- Console Reference 16
- Power-Up Display 17
- Top 4 17 18
- Second from top 3 16 18
- Second from bottom 2 15 18
- Bottom 1 14 18
- Consoles 19
- Testing the disks (read only) 20
- Testing the System 20
- Booting Tru64 UNIX 21
- Operations 1-11 23
- Installing Tru64 UNIX 25
- Booting OpenVMS 27
- Username: 28
- Operations 1-17 29
- (boot ewa0.0.0.2.0 -flags 0) 31
- Installing OpenVMS 33
- Updating Firmware 36
- 1. Start LFU 37
- Operations 1-29 41
- 1.8.4 LFU Commands 45
- Using the Halt Button 48
- Halt Assertion 50
- 1.10.4 Disabling Autoboot 51
- Chapter 2 53
- SRM and AlphaBIOS Consoles 53
- Invoking the SRM Console 54
- Commands 55
- 2.2.2 Commands: Syntax 57
- Show Commands 60
- 2.3.2 Show Device 62
- 2.3.3 Show Memory 65
- 2.3.4 Show PAL 65
- 2.3.5 Show Power 66
- 2.3.6 Show Version 67
- Creating a Power-Up Script 68
- Example 2–9 Boot Command 71
- Testing the System 73
- Set Commands 76
- 2.8.2 Set Secure 77
- Secure Mode 78
- 2.9.2 Clear Password 79
- 2.9.3 Resetting the Password 80
- Stopping and Starting CPU 81
- Forcing a System Crash Dump 83
- Using Environment Variables 84
- 2.13.2 show envar 85
- Reading a File 89
- Initializing the System 90
- Finding Help 91
- 2.18.1 auto_action 94
- 2.18.2 bootdef_dev 94
- 2.18.3 boot_osflags 95
- 2.18.4 com1_baud 97
- 2.18.5 com1_mode 97
- 2.18.6 console 98
- 2.18.7 ew*0_mode 99
- 2.18.8 ew*0_protocols 99
- 2.18.9 kbd_hardware_type 100
- 2.18.10 language 100
- 2.18.11 os_type 101
- 2.18.12 password 101
- 2.18.13 pci_parity 102
- 2.18.14 pk*0_fast 102
- 2.18.16 pk*0_soft_term 103
- 2.18.15 pk*0_host_id 103
- 2.18.17 tt_allow_login 104
- OpenVMS operating systems 108
- Display Error Frames 109
- On Selection Setup… 109
- Run Maintenance Program… 109
- Location: A: 110
- Chapter 3 113
- RMC Components 114
- Terminal Setup 116
- Operating Modes 118
- 3.3.2 Bypass Modes 119
- Entering the RMC 120
- Status Monitoring 122
- RMC Power 123
- Remote Power (On/Off) 124
- RMC> power on 125
- Returning to COM port 125
- RMC> power off 125
- Remote Halt (In/Out) 126
- Configuring Remote Dial-In 128
- Configuring Dial-Out Alert 130
- 15085553333 132
- 5085553332# 132
- Dialing In 133
- Processor 134
- Troubleshooting Tips 136
- (Continued) 137
- RMC Commands 138
- 3.14.1 clear alert 140
- 3.14.2 clear port 140
- 3.14.3 disable alert 141
- 3.14.4 disable remote 141
- 3.14.5 enable alert 142
- 3.14.6 enable remote 143
- 3.14.7 halt (in/out) 144
- 3.14.8 hangup 145
- 3.14.9 help or ? 145
- 3.14.10 power off 146
- 3.14.11 power on 146
- 3.14.12 quit 147
- 3.14.13 reset 148
- 3.14.14 send alert 148
- 3.14.15 set alert 149
- 3.14.16 set com1_mode 150
- 3.14.17 set dial 151
- 3.14.18 set escape 152
- 3.14.19 set init 153
- 3.14.20 set logout 154
- 3.14.21 set password 154
- 3.14.22 set user 154
- 3.14.23 set wdt 155
- 3.14.24 status 155
- Appendix A 157
- Setting Jumpers 157
- Warnings and Cautions 158
- Open the System 161
- ➌ and pull it out 162
- ❹. Lift it off 162
- Setting Jumpers A-7 163
- ❶ on the top of the cover 164
- ❷ on the top of the cover 164
- PK1018-99 165
- Set Jumpers 166
- Restore Power 168
- Appendix B 169
- Regulatory Compliance Notices 169
- B.1.1 Class A Device Notices 170
- Taiwan Notice 171
- Japanese Notice 171
- B.1.2 Class B Device Notices 173
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