Change BootPROM settings from the Solaris command line
Contributed by qmchenry 
Tagged: Solaris system administration Changes to BootPROM environment variables from within Solaris simplifies system administration and can prevent having to perform a system boot to change these settings.
To set a BootPROM environment variable from Solaris, for example to set auto-boot? to false, use the following command as root:
eeprom "auto-boot?"=true
See also: Read BootPROM settings from the Solaris command line
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