MAC address when solaris is in run level 0 mode

Hi
My system is at level 0 mode with the ok prompt. How to identify its MAC address?
thx

Hello
"ok" prompt means the operating system has not been loaded yet on a Sparc machine?!
In this state you can get the MAC address by typing
.idprom(dot-idprom)
Martin

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