What is the difference between the two? Aren't both show OpenBoot
setting?
Thanks.
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by Martin Pau » Fri, 10 Mar 2000 04:00:00
printenv shows general OpenBOOT settings, while devalias shows
device aliases, which can be used eg. for the boot command.
read more about it in the "OpenBoot Collection" answerbook.
hth, mp.
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