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Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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2023/9/10 21:30
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Once more I have forgotten how to display the CFE variables in shell. There is a simple command that shows them when inside a shell/booted up AmigaOS4 session. Is it also the same command to see UBOOT variables? @nbache told me what command this was, but I can no longer remember!
Edited by rjd324 on 2023/9/10 23:55:51
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Re: Command to see CFE/UBOOT variables
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https://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/UserDoc:BIOS Quote:
Once AmigaOS has been installed you can obtain a complete unsorted list by typing NVGetVar from a Shell to display all of the UBoot environment variables. Typing NVGetVar >RAM:varlist will output the list to a file on the RAM Disk which you can print off for reference if required. I dont have a X1000 so cant check if this is correct.
Re: Command to see CFE/UBOOT variables
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`nvgetvar' Thanks.
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Re: Command to see CFE/UBOOT variables
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been a damn long time since I set up my CFE on my X1K. Long story short few months back my system boots up only to a prompt...then I type in menu and everything boots up fine. Have no idea how that happened but would like to know which file I need to edit and where the heck do I have to enter 'menu' so it boots up automatically?
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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Can you output the contents of your `nvgetvar'?
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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@rjd324 here it is: New Shell process 9 9.AmigaOS:> NVGetVar name=options little-endian?= ETH0_HWADDR=00:50:c2:20:d9:ca MENU_1_COMMAND=setenv amigaboot_quiet Y;set pmu -astate=a4;boot -fatfs cf0:amigaboot.of MENU_2_COMMAND= MENU_4_LABEL=Linux-Debian MENU_TIMEOUT=20 bootargs=root=/dev/sda5 MENU_4_COMMAND=boot -elf -noints -fatfs cf0:vmlinux os4_bootdevice=auto MENU_0_LABEL=Boot Options/Beta/CD MENU_2_LABEL=--- MENU_3_LABEL=--- MENU_1_LABEL=AmigaOS4.x- End User MENU_x_COMMAND=setenv os4_commandline "DEBUGLEVEL=5 SERIAL";setenv os4_bootdevice "auto";boot-fs=amigafs ide0.1:amigaboot.of MENU_3_COMMAND=setenv os4_commandline "DEBUGLEVEL=5 SERIAL";setenv os4_bootdevice "auto";boot-fatfs cf0:amigaboot.of MENU_0_COMMAND=boot -fs=amigafs cf0:amigaboot.of STARTUP=MENU framebuffer=800/600/8/0x90000000/832 BOOT_CONSOLE=pcconsole0 CFE_VERSION=PAS-2.0.30 CFE_BOARDNAME=NEMO CFE_MEMORYSIZE=4096 9.AmigaOS:>
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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Right, you are missing
MENU_DEFAULT = 1
Presumably you want to boot into AmgiaOS4 by default, hence why I chose 1.
You should set that variable and remember to save it.
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If that does not work for you I will actually consult my X1000 documentation and find out what exactly you need.
It may be the MENU_TIMEOUT setting that needs changing. Cannot remember right now.
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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well I do still want to boot up to the menu first although nowadays my Beta partition is just a backup of my main one.
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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@rjd324 how to edit NVGetVar file?
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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`NVGetVar' just fetches the settings from NVRAM. In order to change the settings you would have to boot into CFE and actually change and then save (do not forget to save) the settings. I do not believe you can do this from within AmigaOS4 - but would be happy to be told otherwise!
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Re: Command to see CFE / UBOOT variables (SOLVED)
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@rjd324 No, that's right, except on the Sams (440 and 460), where ACube have provided a custom NVSetVar command which can set them from AmigaOS. Would be great to have such a command for X1000 and X5000 (etc.) as well. Best regards, Niels
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