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Removing Boot Password

  • Stop-A
  • type 'login'
  • Enter paswd (if successful, the prompt will change from ">" to ok.
  • type: printenv (in the list, you should see values that contain: security-mode)
  • hit q or space to the end, then type: setenv security-mode none
  • then type: reset-all
  • now after that press stop + a keys. it should just go straight to an openboot ok prompt. but don't press stop + a until the screen comes on and gets all white. I usually pressed stop +a after it finished checking its memory.
  • there is also a setenv security-password whatever option but I figure you won't want any password.

Boot from CDROM

after you have a box that goes straight to the ok prompt you can type: 'boot cd' or 'boot cdrom' and it should boot.