Microsoft DSE4XM2, DSE4XM1 manual Fio-update-iodrive

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ioDimm3 SN:0719 PN:001195011, Mfr:000 Date:20080709 Firmware v11791

92 GBytes, 8192 blocks, 256 pages, 47264 bytes/page (25 pads, 1 plane, 4

banks)

Nand: Samsung (ec) SLC

Error correction: 11 bits per 240 bytes, retire above 4 bits FPGA ID:000 UID:0000000002cf01326845000048f00c00

PCI: 02:00.0, Slot Number:2 Vendor ID: 1aed Device ID: 1003

Ambient temperature: 40 degC

Internal temperature: avg 44.3 degC, max 50.7 degC

Media status: healthy. 99.78% blocks good. data:99.77% good, md:100%

fct12 Not attached

ioDimm3 SN:0299 PN:001160002, Mfr:AEMS Date:20080724 Firmware v11791

154 GBytes, 8192 blocks, 256 pages, 78848 bytes/page (20 pads, 1 plane, 4

banks)

Nand: Samsung (ec) SLC

Error correction: 11 bits per 240 bytes, retire above 4 bits FPGA ID:xc5vlx110t-ff1136-1 UID:00000000012b01326854000046cd0801 PCI: 03:00.0, Slot Number:3 Vendor ID: 1aed Device ID: 1001 Ambient temperature: 34 degC

Internal temperature: avg 37.9 degC, max 42.8 degC

Media status: healthy. 99.87% blocks good. data:99.82% good, md:100%

fio-update-iodrive

Description

Updates the ioDrive’s firmware. This utility scans the PCIe bus for all attached ioDrives and updates up to 256 total devices. Each ioDrive displays a progress bar and percentage as the update completes. To update one or more specific devices, use the -d option along with the PCIe bus address to identify which device to update. This utility requires the device driver be loaded to operate. It also requires a complete power down of the computer after using fio-update-iodrive to ensure a complete reset and installation of the firmware.

Caution: The default action (without using the “–d” option) is to upgrade all ioDrive devices with the updated firmware contained in the <ffffile> file. Confirm that all devices need the upgrade prior to running the update. If in doubt, use the –p Pretend option to view the possible results of the update.

Syntax

fio-update-iodrive <iodrive_version> [-d, -f, -l, -p, -q, -h, -v]

where <iodrive_version> is the path and firmware archive file.

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Contents User Guide for Windows March Contents Manual Installation Procedures System Requirements DSE4XM ComponentsFeatures and Performance Specifications Customer SupportHardware Installation DSE4XM Chassis OverviewDSE4XM Chassis Rear DSE4XM Chassis Rear Features Installing DXH510 Card in Server DSE4XM Chassis FrontDXH510 Adapter Card Half-height Bracket Installation Connecting the DXH510 to Chassis Dolphin DSE4XM Compatible CablesDXH510 to DSE4XM Chassis Cable Connections DSE4XM with One x8 Connection Powering up the DSE4XM Troubleshooting Troubleshooting TipsSoftware Installation New ioDrive InstallationExisting ioDrive Installation Click on Administrative Tools Click on Event Viewer Outdated Firmware Check on Windows Vista or Windows Server Dolphin Interconnect Solutions IoDrive Naming Click Administrative Tools Click Computer Management Adding a File System to the ioDriveIoDrive LED Indicators IoDrive MaintenanceCreating a RAID Configuration Click Initialize DiskIoDrive Command Line Utilities IoManager ConsoleCommon Maintenance Tasks Click UninstallClick Event Viewer Performing the Upgrade Unmanaged Shutdown Issues Disabling Auto-AttachRegedit pathautoattachenable.regenter Suggested Solution Troubleshooting Event Log MessagesMessage Suggested Solutions Suggested Solution Suggested Solution Manual Installation Procedures Manual Install on Windows XP Pro or Windows ServerDolphin Interconnect Solutions Manual Install on Windows Vista or Windows Server Dolphin Interconnect Solutions Dolphin Interconnect Solutions Command Line Utilities Reference PurposeSyntax DescriptionOption Fio-format OptionsFio-status Sample Output Fpga IDFio-update-iodrive Enabling Snmp Check the box labeled WMI Windows Installer Provider Windows Management Instrumentation WMITo register this MOF file with WMI, type in the command

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