Answer / sbrahman75

# prtconf –vp | grep bootpath

or

# eeprom

Answer / santhanam

Hi All

bash-3.00# prtconf -vp | grep -i boot

bios-boot-device: '80'

Answer / srinivas rao.muvva

# prtconf|grep -i bootpath
#df -h :we can see if not mirror the disk

Answer / ram

Hi All

the bootpath is recorded in etc/system file in 2nd module.
so u can directly get it by simple

# cat etc/system | grep -i bootpath

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