Answer / sbrahman75

For 64 bit

# eeprom boot-file=”/kernel/sparc9/unix

or

OK printenv boot-file

OK settenv boot-file kernel/sparc9/unix

For 32 bit

# eeprom boot-file=”/kernel/unix

or

OK printenv boot-file

OK settenv boot-file kernel/unix

Answer / srinivas rao.muvva

boot the int0 32bit
printenv boot-file
settenv boot-file kernel/unix

boot the into 64bit
ok>settenv boot-file /kernel/sparcv9/unix

Answer / anand

ok>boot -r -D kernel/unix (32bit)
ok>boot -r -D kernel/sparcv9/unix (64bit)

to set ok>setenv boot-file kernel/unix

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