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How to Use DC Tool Kit

-d [--disk]

--disk is used to input the physical disk index listed in the --list command.

Arguments:

None

 

 

 

-E [--erase], -F [--firmware-update], S [--smart], -I [--info],

Used with:

-M [--setmax]

-NG [--nvme-get-log-pages], -NF [--nvme-format-namespace], -NM [--

 

nvme-management-namespace], -ND [--nvme-firmware-download], -

 

NC [--nvme-firmware-commit]

 

DCToolkit --disk 1 --erase

 

DCToolkit --disk 1 --firmware-update --path <filepath>

 

DCToolkit --disk 1 --smart

 

DCToolkit --disk 1 --setmax --set 123456

 

DCToolkit --disk 1 --info

 

DCToolkit –disk 1:c --nvme-format-namespace --user-data-erase

 

DCToolkit –disk 1:c --nvme-management-namespace –set-lba

 

900000000

 

DCToolkit –disk 1:c --nvme-firmware-download –path {path} –action 1 -

 

-slot 0

Usage:

DCToolkit –disk 1:c --nvme-firmware-commit –action 1 --slot 0

[or]

 

 

DCToolkit -d 1 -E

 

DCToolkit -d 1 -F -p <fwpackage-path>

 

DCToolkit -d 1 -S

 

DCToolkit -d 1 -M -s 123456

 

DCToolkit -d 1 -I

 

DCToolkit –d 1:c --NF --ue

 

DCToolkit –d 1:c --NM –sl 900000000

 

DCToolkit –d 1:c –ND –p {path} –a 1 –s 0

 

DCToolkit –d 1:c –NC –a 1 –s 0

 

 

Note: Arguments provided above are only for illustration purpose.

For SSDs directly connected to the system, the disk number should be inputted as “-d 0” and for RAID configuration “-d 2:0:1”, where 2 -Library type, 0 -Controller number, and 1 -disk number.

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