Configuring Your System
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Table 3–5 describes the SRM set command options.
Table 3–5: SRM Set Command
Command Option
Description
<envar>
The environment variable to be assigned a new value.
<value>
The value that is assigned to the environment variable. It
can be either a numeric value or an ASCII string.
-default
Restores an environment variable to its default value.
-integer
Creates an environment variable as an integer.
-string
Creates an environment variable as a string.
Set Command Examples
Table 3–6 shows set command examples and their descriptions.
Table 3–6: SRM Set Command Examples
Command
Description
>>>set bootdef_dev ewa0
The default boot device is set to ewa0.
>>>set auto_action boot
The console attempts to boot following an error, halt, or
power-up.
>>>set boot_osflags 0,1
The default boot flags are set to 0,1.
>>>set foobar 5
An environment variable called foobar is created and given
a value of 5.
