Parameter

Description

 

 

-SAVE

Saves existing Intel Boot Agent and EEPROM settings to a file. The

 

file is named based on the PCI Vendor and Device ID of the

 

adapter.

 

 

-RESTORE

Restores previously saved Intel Boot Agent image. IBAUtil looks for

 

a file name based on the PCI Vendor and Device ID of the

 

adapter. If -RESTORE is used with -UPGRADE, an error is

 

generated.

 

 

Power Management Options

 

 

 

-WOLDISABLE or -WOLD

Disables WOL bit on Fast Ethernet and disables APMPME and

 

APME EEPROM bits on gigabit.

 

 

-WOLENABLE or -WOLE

Enables WOL bit on Fast Ethernet and enables APMPME and

 

APME EEPROM bits on gigabit.

 

 

-LWSENABLE OR -LWSE

Enables changing the legacy OS Wakeup Support Option on

 

10/100 adapters.

 

 

-LWSDISABLE OR -LWSD

Disables changing the legacy OS Wakeup Support Option on

 

10/100 adapters.

 

 

PXE/RPL Configuration Options

 

 

 

-SETUPENABLE or -STE

Enables Setup Menu.

 

 

-SETUPDISABLE OR -STD

Disables Setup Menu.

 

 

-DEFAULTCONFIG or -DEFCFG

Resets configuration and control words in the EEPROM back to

 

default settings.

 

 

-TITLEENABLE OR -TLE

Enables initial title message.

 

 

-TITLEDISABLE OR -TLD

Disables initial title message.

 

 

-PROTOCOLENABLE OR -PROE

Enables changing the boot protocol option.

 

 

-PROTOCOLDISABLE OR -PROD

Disables changing the boot protocol option.

 

 

-ORDERENABLE OR -ORDE

Enables changing the boot order option.

 

 

-ORDERDISABLE OR -ORDD

Disables changing the boot order option.

 

 

-SETWAITTIME=X or -SWT=X

Sets the setup delay time for the adapter to X seconds. Valid delay

 

times are 0, 2, 3, and 5. Only the first instance of this parameter is

 

valid. All other instances of the parameter generate an error.

 

 

-RPL BOOT

Sets the network boot protocol to RPL if an RPL image is present in

 

the adapter's flash.

 

 

-PXE BOOT

Sets the network boot protocol to PXE if a PXE image is present in

 

the adapter's flash.

 

 

DOS error codes

IBAUtil returns codes to the DOS command line when an error occurs.

•0–Success

•1–Operator termination

•2–Invalid adapter

•3–Bad command line parameter

•4–EEPROM checksum failure

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