Resetting Boot Partition

We have a number of t1000's running solaris 10 in our development lab and we have a situation where we have at time a need to boot multiple configurations on the same machine.What we would like to do is to have multiple filesystems or partitions on the hard drive and then from the boot monitor have it boot up the one containing the specific configuration that we would like.

I know how to do this from the monitor command line, but Is there anyway to set the default boot paramaters once the Kernel is up and running.What we would like to do is to run a script to select which configuration we would like to boot then have it access the monitor level and set the default boot partition. We then would shutdown and have it automatically boot up on the new configuration.

Thanks,

Joe

[809 byte] By [jdavis1] at [2007-11-26 9:20:14]
# 1
use 'eeprom'Instead ofok setenv key value do#eeprom key=valueSo #eeprom 'boot-device=disk2:d'-- Darren
Darren_Dunham at 2007-7-6 23:51:11 > top of Java-index,General,Talk to the Sysop...
# 2
Thanks, I had forgotten all about the /usr/platform stuff.Joe
jdavis1 at 2007-7-6 23:51:11 > top of Java-index,General,Talk to the Sysop...