NAME

bootinfo − print information about booted kernel

SYNOPSIS

/usr/sbin/bootinfo [−afnsvu]

DESCRIPTION

bootinfo prints information about the booted kernel.  Its primary use is to print the name of the currently running system in the /stand file system.  This is the default if no options are specified. 

The following options may be used with bootinfo:

−a means print all information.  It is equivalent to −fnsu. 

−f prints boot flags. 

−n prints the pathname of the booted kernel.  This is the default if none of −fsu are specified. 

−s prints the boot partition slice number. 

−u prints the boot controller and logical unit number. 

−v requests verbose output. 

SEE ALSO

sysm88k(2)

  —  System Administration Utilities