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controller firmware update, If you do not specify this switch, this command looks for or

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controller Commands controller firmware update To update a controller's flash components from the flash image data in a pair of user flash image (UFI) files, use the controller firmware update command. This command can update the flash components on a single controller or multiple controllers. Syntax controller firmware update [/C[{controller_ID}][{controller_ID}...] {/D{UFI_file_path}] Switches /C{controller_ID} Specifies the controller ID representing the set of controllers on which to perform the firmware update. If you do not specify this switch, the firmware update is performed on controller 0. /D{UFI_file_path} Specifies the path where the pair of UFI files are located. If you do not specify this switch, this command looks for or creates a pair of UFI files in the current default drive and directory. Examples The following example updates a controller's firmware. AAC0> controller firmware update D:\... Executing: controller firmware compare "D:\..." !!The controller's firmware has been successfully updated; you need to restart the system!!. Related Commands controller commands: I controller firmware compare (page 4-6) I controller firmware save (page 4-7) 4-9

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4-9
controller Commands
controller firmware update
To update a controller’s flash components from the flash image
data in a pair of user flash image (UFI) files, use the
controller
firmware update
command. This command can update the
flash components on a single controller or multiple controllers.
Syntax
controller firmware update
[/C[{controller_ID}][{controller_ID}...]
{/D{UFI_file_path}]
Switches
/C{controller_ID}
Specifies the controller ID representing the set of controllers
on which to perform the firmware update.
If you do not specify this switch, the firmware update is
performed on controller 0.
/D{UFI_file_path}
Specifies the path where the pair of UFI files are located.
If you do not specify this switch, this command looks for or
creates a pair of UFI files in the current default drive and
directory.
Examples
The following example updates a controller’s firmware.
AAC0> controller firmware update D:\...
Executing: controller firmware compare “D:\...”
!!The controller’s firmware has been successfully updated; you need to
restart the system!!.
Related Commands
controller
commands:
controller firmware compare
(
page 4-6
)
controller firmware save
(
page 4-7
)