command to display default boot device
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Answer / jj_karthi
eeprom boot-device
prtconf -vp | grep boot-device
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Answer / rahmaddulla
In ok prompt,we can use printenv command...
ok printenv boot-device
In shell prompt,
#eeprom | grep boot-device
or
#prtconf -vp
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