bootinfo

Legacy AIX bootinfo command and the matching getconf parameters

usage: bootinfo { -a | -b | -B device | -c | -d | -e | -f device |

        -g device | -i | -k | -K | -L | -m | -M | -o disk | -p | -q device |

        -Q number | -r | -s diskname [ -P 0 ] | -t | -T | -U | -V | -v | -w |

        -y | -z }

[1] Output of bootinfo -c:

CLIENT_IPADDR=

BOOT_SERV_IP=

BOOT_GATE_IP=

E802=0

BOOTFILE=01500009

SUBMASK=

VEND_GW=

[2] bootinfo -k values:

1 - secure

2 - service

3 - normal

[3] bootinfo -t values:

1 - disk

2 - diskette

3 - cdrom

4 - tape

5 - network

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prtconf

/usr/bin/prtconf is a shell script. It uses the helper /usr/sbin/getsystype.

The script is rather awful, I only listed the options it accepts.