Yes, nvram is the best option to store parameters.
nvram has get, set, show, commit commands - and usually good enough for storing most of the configuration parameters.
And yes you must remember to "commit".
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Looks like there is a command 'nvram' anyone know how to add a key to this database that survives reboot?
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never mind, you have to 'commit' it
Yes, nvram is the best option to store parameters.
nvram has get, set, show, commit commands - and usually good enough for storing most of the configuration parameters.
And yes you must remember to "commit".