
4.Boot the server with the QLogic 8100 Series Adapter using the disk or USB removable drive.
5.Change to the directory containing the
Using FlasUTIL
The FlasUTIL utility has a command line interface and a menu interface. The menu interface is function specific, and is not described in this guide.
The FlasUTIL command has the following format:
flasutil options
If you omit the options, the command displays all QLogic adapters and their I/O addresses. Table
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Option | Function |
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/? | Display all FlasUTIL command line options |
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xxxx | Open the menu interface for the adapter at address xxxx. |
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/L xxxx | Write NVRAM to the adapter at address xxxx. If you omit the |
| address, the command writes the NVRAM to all adapters. |
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/F xxxx | Write BIOS code to the adapter at address xxxx. If you omit the |
| address, the command writes BIOS code to all adapters. If an |
| adapter already contains a valid BIOS image, the existing |
| NVRAM contents are preserved. |
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/FR xxxx | Write firmware to the adapter at address xxxx. If you omit the |
| address, the command writes firmware to all adapters on the |
| server. |
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/D xxxx | Copy NVRAM to a file (QLxxNVR.SAV) on the adapter at |
| address xxxx. |
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/W xxxx filename | Copy the BIOS image from the adapter at address xxxx, to the |
| file given by filename (for example, QLxxROM.SAV). |
/N filename.dat | Use filename.dat as the default NVRAM update image, instead |
| of Qxxxxxx.DAT. |
/O filename.ext | Use filename.ext as the |
| x8xyyyyy.bin. |
/I | Ignore the subsystem ID. This may be required if FlasUTIL does |
| not recognize the adapter. |
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