From: Haminh NGUYEN (haminh.nguyen@capgemini.com)
Date: Mon Oct 09 2006 - 08:26:57 EDT
Thanks to Steve Butterfield, Patel Ketan and Kevin Sparling for your helps.
The solution is:
you need to look at your eeprom settings i.e.
eeprom | grep auto
you will probably see
auto-boot?=false
correct this with the command
eeprom "auto-boot?=true"
make sure you include the quotes or the shell will expand the ? character
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