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Figure 2–5: Selecting a Bootable Device

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Performing normal system tests.

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Tests completed.

Loading system software.

No default boot device has been specified.

Available devices.

-DIA0 (RF72)

-DIA1 (RF72)

-MUA0 (TK70)

-EZA0 (08-00-2B-06-10-42)

Device? [EZA0]:DIA0

(BOOT/R5:0 DIA0)

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-DIA0

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Changing the Boot Device

Once a boot device is identiﬁed, the system autoboots from that device each

time you turn it on, until you do one of the following:

• Change the setting of the Break Enable/Disable switch to enable (up,

dot inside the circle). If you do so, the system will not autoboot but

will enter console mode after completing self-tests (assuming you have

not deﬁned a halt action of REBOOT or RESTART_REBOOT using the SET

HALT console command). Refer to Section 2.4.2 for instructions on

booting from console mode.

• Change the boot device by using the SET BOOT command.

Operating the System 2–9