Intel MPCMM0001 manual System, Fruver, Probe Command Parameters

FRU Update Configuration File

Table 101. Probe Command Parameters

Probe Type	Parameter	Description of Parameter
*any*	0	Error, invalid command, too few arguments
SYSTEM	1	System ID string to compare equal too
FRUVER	1+	Version strings to check ranges for
BMCVER	1+	Version strings to check ranges for

27.7.2SYSTEM

When the “SYSTEM” argument is used, then the utility reads the currently selected FRU’s board area part number as a string and compares that to the argument string that follows the SYSTEM argument. If the two strings are the same (case insensitive), then the probe is TRUE. If they don’t compare, then the probe is FALSE. This test can be used to ensure that the correct configuration files are used on the appropriate system.

You cannot probe the FRU version without first specifying a FRU to probe using the FRUNAME and FRUADDRESS commands. You can read more on these commands in section Section 27.8, “Update Commands ” on page 233.

Example:

PROBE “SYSTEM” “MPCHC0001”

FOUND “ATCA” “NO ATCA”

27.7.3FRUVER

Probing the FRU version is used to determine if a compatible version the currently selected FRU exist on the system. The probe will get the FRU board ‘FRU file ID’ value and compare it to the list of versions that follow in the parameters. The probe arguments allow a major and minor version in the string, but in practice the FRU versions are a single number. The version only needs to be within one of the multiple ranges that can be supplied in the probe arguments. Both the argument strings and the system string are converted from a string to a decimal number to perform the compare.

You cannot probe the FRU version without first specifying a FRU to probe using the FRUNAME and FRUADDRESS commands. You can read more on these commands in Section 27.8, “Update Commands ” on page 233.

Example:

PROBE FRUVER “104” “106-107” “112+”

FOUND “FRUMATCH” “FRUINVALID”

There are three ways to define a FRU version range. As a single version - a number in quotes, as a defined range - two numbers separated by a dash ‘-‘, and as an infinite range - a number followed by a plus sign ‘+’. The format of the FRU version is “AA.BB”, where “AA” and “BB” are decimal numbers.

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