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Set volume bootability and set the active boot volume.
bless has 5 modes of execution: Folder Mode, Mount Mode, Device Mode, NetBoot Mode, and Info Mode.

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Bless predates SIP, APFS, and T2 Secure Boot. On modern Macs, bless should be used with great caution as it may render the Mac unbootable.

In macOS 10.11 and above, bless should not be used to try to set the startup disk as System Integrity Protection (SIP) is in place.
Instead use systemsetup -setstartupdisk

For a full description of all the bless options see man bless the options available for bless will vary according to the version of macOS you are running.

Examples

INFO MODE
Gather information about the currently selected volume (as determined by the firmware):

sudo bless --info

Gather plist information about the currently selected volume (as determined by the firmware), suitable for piping to a program capable of parsing Property Lists:

sudo bless --info --plist

FOLDER MODE
To bless a volume with only Mac OS 9:

bless --folder9 '/Volumes/Mac OS 9/System Folder' --bootBlockFile '/usr/share/misc/bootblockdata'

To bless a volume with only macOS or Darwin, and create the BootX and boot.efi files as needed:

bless --folder '/Volumes/Mac OS X/System/Library/CoreServices' --bootinfo --bootefi

MOUNT MODE
To set a volume containing either Mac OS 9 and macOS to be the active volume:

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bless --mount '/Volumes/Mac OS' --setBoot

NETBOOT MODE
To set the system to NetBoot and broadcast for an available server:

bless --netboot --server bsdp://255.255.255.255

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Related macOS commands:

asr - Apple Software Restore.
diskutil - Disk utilities - Format, Verify, Repair.
mount - Mount a file system.
newfs(8)
nvram(8)
systemsetup -setstartupdisk
HT204455 - How to set a firmware password on your Mac

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