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Digest Name: weekly all firmware patch digest
Created: Sun Oct 20 6:05:02 EDT 2002
Table of Contents:
Document ID Title
--------------- -----------
PF_CPREGSPA0111 A6696A GSP firmware A.01.11
PF_CKEYMAT0411 HP rp8400/rp7410 Firmware Version 4.11
The documents are listed below.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Document ID: PF_CPREGSPA0111
Date Loaded: 20021017
Title: A6696A GSP firmware A.01.11
Patch Name: PF_CPREGSPA0111
Patch Description: A6696A GSP firmware A.01.11
Creation Date: 02/10/15
Post Date: 02/10/17
Products:
A5576A HP9000 L1000 Enterprise Server
A5191A HP9000 L2000 Enterprise Server
A5829A Upgrade to HP9000 L2000 Enterprise Server
A5576B HP9000 L1000 Enterprise Server
A5191B HP9000 L2000 Enterprise Server
A5829B Upgrade to HP9000 L2000 Enterprise Server
A6144A HP9000 L3000 Enterprise Server
A6147A Upgrade to HP9000 L3000 Enterprise Server
A6696A L-Class revision A GSP
A6109A HP 9000 Model A400 Server
A5570A HP 9000 Model A500 Server
A6109B HP 9000 Model A400 Server
A5570B HP 9000 Model A500 Server
A6112A HP 9000 Upgrade Model A400 to A500 Server
A6398B HP e3000 A400 Enterprise Server
A6399B HP e3000 A500 Enterprise Server
A6397A HP e3000 Upgrade Model A400 to A500 Server
A3639A HP9000 N4000 Enterprise Server
A3639B HP9000 N4000 Enterprise Server
A6449B HP e3000 N4000 220 MHz 1-way server
A6450B HP e3000 N4000 330 MHz 1-way server
A6451B HP e3000 N4000 440 MHz 1-way server
Status: General Release
Critical: No
Category Tags:
defect_repair hardware_enablement enhancement
general_release
Path Name: /firmware_patches/hp/cpu/PF_CPREGSPA0111
Symptoms:
PF_CPREGSPA0111:
The Following enhancement and fixes are included in GSP
firmware revision A.01.11
Lowered the alert level 10 interconnect medium not
responding to alert level 2.
Corrected a 220 byte per hour memory leak.
Defect Description:
PF_CPREGSPA0111:
- See Symptoms.
Enhancement:
Yes
PF_CPREGSPA0111:
Lowered the alert level 10 interconnect medium not
responding to alert level 2.
SR:
0000000000
Patch Files:
upgrade.cnf
APPLICATION.ROM
BOOTSTRAP.ROM
cksum(1) Output:
428820787 1368868 APPLICATION.ROM
872874802 131072 BOOTSTRAP.ROM
3521261786 127 upgrade.cnf
Patch Conflicts: None
Patch Dependencies: None
Hardware Dependencies: None
Other Dependencies: None
Supersedes: None
Equivalent Patches: None
Patch Package Size: 380 KBytes
Installation Instructions:
Please review all instructions and the "Hewlett-Packard
Support Tool License Terms" or your Hewlett-Packard support
terms and conditions for precautions, scope of license,
restrictions, and, limitation of liability and warranties,
before installing this patch.
NOTE: It is important that you read and understand these
instructions completely before you begin. This can
determine your success in completing the Firmware update.
The Firmware update take no more than 5 minutes.
* * * * * * * * VERIFYING CURRENT REVISION OF FIRMWARE * * * * * * * *
1. telnet into the GSP.
2. logon to the GSP.
3. Type <CNTRL>ecf.
4. Type <CNTRL>b.
5. Type he
If the Revision number of the currently installed firmware is not
A.01.11 then install new firmware.
* * * * * * * * * * UNPACKING THE FIRMWARE * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
1. FTP "PF_CPREGSPA0111.tar.gz" to an empty directory.
2. Use the "gunzip" to unzip the patch.
# gunzip PF_CPREGSPA0111.tar.gz
3. Use the "tar" command to extract the firmware files
# tar -xvf PF_CPREGSPA0111.tar
x APPLICATION.ROM, 1368868 bytes, 2674 tape blocks
x BOOTSTRAP.ROM, 131072 bytes, 256 tape blocks
x upgrade.cnf, 127 bytes, 1 tape blocks
4. Verify the checksum of the file "APPLICATION.ROM" using
the "cksum" command. Results of the command should be
equal to "428820787 1368868 APPLICATION.ROM".
5. Verify the checksum of the file "BOOTSTRAP.ROM" using
the "cksum" command. Results of the command should be
equal to "872874802 131072 BOOTSTRAP.ROM".
6. Verify the checksum of the file "upgrade.cnf" using
the "cksum" command. Results of the command should be
equal to "3521261786 127 upgrade.cnf".
* * * * * * * * * * * FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE * * * * * * * * * * *
To update the firmware on the GSP, perform the following steps:
FTP the files to a system with the core I/O lan on the same subnet as the
GSP
FTP the firmware files to a system accessible from the GSP
to be updated.
1. Access the GSP using the ctrl+b command from the local
console keyboard.
2. Ping the LAN where the GSP files are located via the XD
command item #3 (LAN access PING)
GSP> XD
XD
Non destructive tests :
1. Parameters checksum
2. I2C access (get Power Monitor status)
3. LAN access (PING)
4. Modem selftests
Type R to reset the GSP or Q to quit the diagnostic menu.
-> Choice: 3
Enter IP Address: Enter the IP address of the system where
the firmware files are located.
This test must pass on the server being used to supply the
firmware files.
3. Reset the GSP via the XD command (use the R option).
This will free up any unallocated memory for the GSP update.
GSP> XD
XD
Non destructive tests :
1. Parameters checksum
2. I2C access (get Power Monitor status)
3. LAN access (PING)
4. Modem selftests
Type R to reset the GSP or Q to quit the diagnostic menu.
-> Choice: r
Wait 1 minute for the memory to free up.
4. Select the GSP command XU. This command activates the
upgrade mode.
GSP> xu
XU
This command activates the upgrade mode. All
connections will be closed, the network will be
stopped, the session will be aborted and the modem
connection will be dropped.
Please, confirm your intention to activate the
upgrade mode (Y/[N]) : y
Enter source system IP address: Enter the IP address
of the system where the firmware files are located.
Enter file path: The path on your system with
firmware files.
Do you wish to use the default login: anonymous
/GSP
hp.com (Y/[N]): n
-> GSP firmware upgrade in progress..
-> GSP firmware upgrade complete - GSP will now reset..
HP Guardian Service Processor
Firmware Revision A.01.11 September 24 2002,11:05:55
Type Ctrl-B to activate the GSP Command Interface.
---------------------------------------------------------------
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * END OF UPDATE * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
-----End of Document ID: PF_CPREGSPA0111-------------------------------------
Document ID: PF_CKEYMAT0411
Date Loaded: 20021014
Title: HP rp8400/rp7410 Firmware Version 4.11
Patch Name: PF_CKEYMAT0411
Patch Description: HP rp8400/rp7410 Firmware Version 4.11
Creation Date: 02/10/11
Post Date: 02/10/14
Products:
A6752A HP Server rp7410
A6093A HP Server rp8400
Status: General Release
Critical: No
Category Tags:
defect_repair hardware_enablement enhancement
general_release
Path Name: /firmware_patches/hp/cpu/PF_CKEYMAT0411
Symptoms:
PF_CKEYMAT0411:
Announcements, supported features, fixes and
enhancements appear in Version 4.11.
- Announcements:
This release notice provides information and
installation/upgrade instructions for the
rp8400 and rp7410 Firmware Release Version
4.11.
-The following new features have been added:
* Support for the 750 & 875 MHz PA-8700
version 3.0 and 3.1 processors has been
added.
* The state of the cells is now verified
before updating the PDC. If a cell is
running the OS, a Warning is now given.
* Multi-partition machines may now operate
each partition at different CPU
frequencies (e.g., Partition 0 operating
at 750 MHz with Partition 1 operating at
875 MHz).
* The new 875 MHz processors may be mixed
with PA-8700 version 2.2 and 2.3
processors on the same cell board or
within the same partition.
* Boot over Ultra160 SCSI is now supported.
* Support for 256 MB DIMMs has been added.
* The ability to update cell board FPGAs
(LPM, Bob and Drain) using the Onboard
Scan Programming (OSP) Utility has been
added.
* Three new MP command menu commands have
been added to support Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) used for web encryption:
- Enable SSL (ES)
- Disable SSL (DS)
- SSL Certificate/Keypair Generation (CG).
- Known Problems and Workarounds:
* Use of the Genesis profile command at the
MP command menu returns Invalid Sequence
IDs for complex profile groups B and C.
This result is expected, but users will
note a MP error log entry resulting from
this command.
* Use of the Help on OSP command at the MP
prompt returns Unrecognized command or
topic message. This problem is solely
a help menu issue, and no degradation
exists in the OSP Utility functionality.
* Chassis code errors may appear in the MP
error log. This problem may manifest
itself as an orphan chassis code
(ORPHAN_CC log entry) or an error level
13 entry.
* rp8400 Only: Several help commands
available at the Boot Console Handler
(BCH) Information Menu are not visible
from within the Information Menu.
The help commands for the following menu
items are affected:
- ChipRevision
- FwrVersion
- MEmory
- PRocessor
- BOot
- DIsplay
- HElp
- REBOOT
- RECONFIGRESET
- MAin
- Fixes in this Version:
- PDC revision 16.009 contains the following
fixes:
* Numerous minor PDC-to-operating system
interface errors were corrected.
* Typographical and revision errors were
fixed in the Boot Console Handler (BCH)
menu.
* PDC now isolates single bit errors to a
single DIMM during bootstrap to the DIMM.
* CCI FIFO contents are now preserved on a
soft reset.
* The detection of address/parity errors now
results in CPU deconfiguration only and
will not halt the entire cell.
* Cells booted to BCH following CPU
replacement no longer stop at Boot is
Blocked (BIB).
* A multi-bit error in a non-root cell no
longer brings down the entire partition.
* Event Monitoring System crossbar hardware
checks no longer result in system hangs
that monopolize CPU time.
* Diskless boot (ignite) failures were
reduced by creating a larger buffer to
compensate for lost packet information.
* A copy instruction has been changed to
allow hard coding of the d-cache tag
clock settings.
- SINC revision 2.002 contains the following
fix:
* A PDC hardware semaphore request was
removed to minimize boot delays while
reading chassis codes.
- MP revision 3.005 contains the following
fixes:
* The web console now works with Netscape
6.x and Internet Explorer 5.x. It will
not work with Netscape 4.x or Netscape 5.x.
* The MP 'Console Log' option now returns the
correct partition log information.
* Command menu help now includes listings for
Disable Web Console Access (DW) and Enable
Web Console Access (EW).
* The occurrence of ethernet Media Access
Controller (MAC) hangs due to slow LAN
traffic has been minimized by changes made
to the LAN driver.
* All FPGA and firmware revision numbers are
now reported to three digits (MP 3.005
versus the previous MP 3.05).
- CIO revision 1.001:
* Was modified to add enhancements for
future generations of computers.
- Cell LPM revision 2.002:
* Was modified to improve VRM noise
immunity.
PF_CRP84000400:
Announcements, supported features, fixes and
enhancements appear in Version 4.0.
- Announcements:
This release notice provides information and
installation/upgrade instructions for the
rp8400 Firmware Release Version 4.0.
- The following new features have been added:
* Support for the 875 MHz PA-8700 version
3.0 and 3.1 processors has been added.
* Multi-partition machines may now operate
each partition at different CPU
frequencies (e.g., Partition 0 operating
at 750 MHz with Partition 1 operating at
875 MHz).
* The new 875 MHz processors may be mixed
with PA-8700 version 2.2 and 2.3
processors on the same cell board or
within the same partition.
* Boot over Ultra160 SCSI is now supported.
* Support for 256 MB DIMMs has been added.
* The ability to update cell board FPGAs
(LPM, Bob and Drain) using the Onboard
Scan Programming (OSP) Utility has been
added.
* Three new MP command menu commands have
been added to support Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) used for web encryption:
- Enable SSL (ES)
- Disable SSL (DS)
- SSL Certificate/Keypair Generation (CG).
- Known Problems and Workarounds:
* Use of the Genesis profile command at the
MP command menu returns Invalid Sequence
IDs for complex profile groups B and C.
This result is expected, but users will
note a MP error log entry resulting from
this command.
* Use of the OSP help command at the MP
prompt (MP> he osp) returns Unrecognized
command or topic message.
This problem is solely a help menu issue,
and no degradation exists in the OSP
Utility functionality.
* Chassis code errors may appear in the MP
error log. This problem may manifest itself
as an orphan chassis code
(ORPHAN_CC log entry) or an error level
13 entry.
* Several help commands available at the
Boot Console Handler (BCH) Information Menu
are not visible from within the Information
Menu. The help commands for the following
menu items are affected:
- ChipRevision
- FwrVersion
- MEmory
- PRocessor
- BOot
- DIsplay
- HElp
- REBOOT
- RECONFIGRESET
- MAin
- Known Problems and Workarounds:
* Use of the Genesis profile command at the
MP command menu returns Invalid Sequence
IDs for complex profile groups B and C.
This result is expected, but users will
note a MP error log entry resulting from
this command.
* Use of the Help on OSP command at the MP
prompt returns Unrecognized command or
topic message. However, users can go to
the MP command menu and use the OSP command
without any problems. In fact, this
document provides an example on using the
OSP command to update FPGA firmware.
- Fixes in this Version:
- PDC revision 16.009 contains the following
fixes:
* Numerous minor PDC-to-operating system
interface errors were corrected.
* Typographical and revision errors were
fixed in the Boot Console Handler (BCH)
menu.
* PDC now isolates single bit errors to a
single DIMM during bootstrap to the DIMM.
* CCI FIFO contents are now preserved on a
soft reset.
* The detection of address/parity errors now
results in CPU de-configuration only and
will not halt the entire cell.
* Cells booted to BCH following CPU
replacement no longer stop at Boot is
Blocked (BIB).
* A multi-bit error in a non-root cell no
longer brings down the entire partition.
* Event Monitoring System crossbar hardware
checks no longer result in system hangs
that monopolize CPU time.
* Diskless boot (Ignite) failures were
reduced by creating a larger buffer to
compensate for lost packet information.
* A copy instruction has been changed to
allow hard coding of the d-cache tag clock
settings.
- SINC revision 2.002 contains the following
fix:
* A PDC hardware semaphore request was
removed to minimize boot delays while
reading chassis codes.
- MP revision 3.005 contains the following
fixes:
* The web console now works with Netscape
6.x and Internet Explorer 5.x. It will
not work with Netscape 4.x or Netscape
5.x.
* The MP 'Console Log' option now returns
the correct partition log information.
* Command menu help now includes listings
for Disable Web Console Access (DW) and
Enable Web Console Access (EW).
* The occurrence of Ethernet Media Access
Controller (MAC) hangs due to slow LAN
traffic has been minimized by changes
made to the LAN driver.
* All FPGA and firmware revision numbers
are now reported to three digits
(MP 3.005 versus the previous MP 3.05,
for example).
- SINC revision 2.002 contains the following
fix:
* A PDC hardware semaphore request was
removed to minimize boot delays while
reading chassis codes.
- MP revision 3.005 contains the following
fixes:
* The web console now works with Netscape
6.x and Internet Explorer 5.x. It will
not work with Netscape 4.x or Netscape 5.x.
* The MP 'Console Log' option now returns the
correct partition log information.
* Command menu help now includes listings for
Disable Web Console Access (DW) and Enable
Web Console Access (EW).
* The occurrence of ethernet Media Access
Controller (MAC) hangs due to slow LAN
traffic has been minimized by changes made
to the LAN driver.
* All FPGA and firmware revision numbers are
now reported to three digits (MP 3.005
versus the previous MP 3.05).
PF_CRP74100400:
Announcements, supported features, fixes and
enhancements appear in Version 4.0.
- Announcements:
This release notice provides information and
installation/upgrade instructions for the
rp7410 Firmware Release Version 4.0.
-The following new features have been added:
* Support for the 875 MHz PA-8700 version
3.0 and 3.1 processors has been added.
* Multi-partition machines may now operate
each partition at different CPU
frequencies (e.g., Partition 0 operating
at 750 MHz with Partition 1 operating at
875 MHz).
* The new 875 MHz processors may be mixed
with PA-8700 version 2.2 and 2.3
processors on the same cell board or
within the same partition.
* Boot over Ultra160 SCSI is now supported.
* Three new MP command menu commands have
been added to support Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) used for web encryption:
- Enable SSL (ES)
- Disable SSL (DS)
- SSL Certificate/Keypair Generation (CG).
- Known Problems and Workarounds:
* Use of the Genesis profile command at the
MP command menu returns Invalid Sequence
IDs for complex profile groups B and C.
This result is expected, but users will
note a MP error log entry resulting from
this command.
* Use of the Help on OSP command at the MP
prompt returns Unrecognized command or
topic message. However, users can go to
the MP command menu and use the OSP command
without any problems. In fact, this
document provides an example on using the
OSP command to update FPGA firmware.
- Fixes in this Version:
- PDC revision 16.009 contains the following
fixes:
* Numerous minor PDC-to-operating system
interface errors were corrected.
* Typographical and revision errors were
fixed in the Boot Console Handler (BCH)
menu.
* PDC now isolates single bit errors to a
single DIMM during bootstrap to the DIMM.
* CCI FIFO contents are now preserved on a
soft reset.
* The detection of address/parity errors now
results in CPU deconfiguration only and
will not halt the entire cell.
* Cells booted to BCH following CPU
replacement no longer stop at Boot is
Blocked (BIB).
* A multi-bit error in a non-root cell no
longer brings down the entire partition.
* Event Monitoring System crossbar hardware
checks no longer result in system hangs
that monopolize CPU time.
- SINC revision 2.002 contains the following
fix:
* A PDC hardware semaphore request was
removed to minimize boot delays while
reading chassis codes.
- MP revision 3.005 contains the following
fixes:
* The web console now works with Netscape
6.x and Internet Explorer 5.x. It will
not work with Netscape 4.x or Netscape 5.x.
* The MP 'Console Log' option now returns the
correct partition log information.
* Command menu help now includes listings for
Disable Web Console Access (DW) and Enable
Web Console Access (EW).
* The occurrence of ethernet Media Access
Controller (MAC) hangs due to slow LAN
traffic has been minimized by changes made
to the LAN driver.
* All FPGA and firmware revision numbers are
now reported to three digits (MP 3.005
versus the previous MP 3.05).
PF_CRP74100301:
Announcements, supported features, fixes and
enhancements appear in Version 3.01.
- Announcements:
* This release notice provides information and
installation/upgrade instructions for the rp7410
Firmware Release Version 3.01. The only time that
the rp7410 might require a firmware upgrade to
Version 3.01 is if either a cell board or a PCI
backplane is being replaced. The rp7410 system
uses the same cell board and the same PCI
backplane as the rp8400 system. The rp8400 system
started shipping in Nov. 2001 with Firmware
Release Version 1.0. Then there was a second
release, Version 2.0. And now, a third release,
Version 3.01. This is the version of firmware
that rp7410 will ship with.
- The following features are supported by rp7410:
* Support for the 650 MHz (version 2.3) and
750 MHz (version 2.3) PA-8700 processors.
* The Onboard Scan Programming Utility allows
firmware to be updated on system FPGA's,
such as PCI backplane LPM.
- Fixes in this Version:
- PDC revision 15.007 contains the following
fixes:
* Code syntax was changed to correct a SCSI
Parameters error. Address fields are now
validated before being accessed.
* Corrections were made to accurately display
all of the characters for Cell board and CPU
state errors found at the Boot Console
Handler (BCH) display.
* A CPU rendezvous execution was modified to
copy buffer information from scratch RAM to
memory. This fixes a loss of memory coherency
leading to a ERR_HPMC_FALL_THROUGH_RESET
chassis code and subsequent HPMC.
* A procedure call used to add a de-configured
CPU was modified. De-configured CPUs may now
be added to a cell without halting on
subsequent reboot.
* The Instruction Cache single bit error LPMC
handler was fixed to properly clear the
icache tag arrays and prevent illegal
instruction traps.
* Disabled SERR assertion by cards with bridges
such as Procurium and 5838 Combo Card, when
the discard timer expires.
- SINC revision 2.00 contains the following fix:
* A time delay was added to fix incorrect
reporting of VRM Status and VRM Fault when
using the PS command.
- MP revision 2.08 contains the following fixes:
* Improvements have been made to the following
commands: PS, VFP, HE, FW, SO.
* Encryption has been added to the web
interface when using Embedded Secure Web
Console (ESWC). This interface works better
with Internet Explorer than with Netscape.
* Changes have been made to increase the
console input data rate and to prevent
dropped characters.
* The login message now uses the system name
rp7410. The model string (seen by HP-UX) has
not changed - it is still 9000/800/rp7410.
* The FPGA firmware update function is now
operational.
* This function allows the following FPGAs
to be programmed over the network:
*System Backplane Global Power Monitor (GPM)
*System Backplane Fan Monitor (FM)
*System Backplane Onboard Scan
Programming (OSP)
*PCI Backplane Local Power Monitor (LPM)
*PCI Backplane Hot Swap (HS)
*Core IO
*Cell Local Power Monitor (LPM)
*Cell BOB
*Cell Drain
*Cell Sinc
*Cell Processor Dependent Code (PDC)
* The "PCI Domain" name has been changed to
"IO Chassis" in the status displays under
the PS command.
* Complex profile and IP address information is
now retained following Core IO replacement.
Defect Description:
PF_CKEYMAT0411:
- See Symptoms.
PF_CRP84000400:
- See Symptoms.
PF_CRP74100400:
- See Symptoms.
PF_CRP74100301:
- See Symptoms.
Enhancement:
Yes
PF_CKEYMAT0411:
* Support for the 750 & 875 MHz PA-8700
version 3.0 and 3.1 processors has been
added.
* The state of the cells is now verified
before updating the PDC. If a cell is
running the OS, a Warning is now given.
* Multi-partition machines may now operate
each partition at different CPU
frequencies (e.g., Partition 0 operating
at 750 MHz with Partition 1 operating at
875 MHz).
* The new 875 MHz processors may be mixed
with PA-8700 version 2.2 and 2.3
processors on the same cell board or
within the same partition.
* Boot over Ultra160 SCSI is now supported.
* Support for 256 MB DIMMs has been added.
* The ability to update cell board FPGAs
(LPM, Bob and Drain) using the Onboard
Scan Programming (OSP) Utility has been
added.
* Three new MP command menu commands have
been added to support Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) used for web encryption:
- Enable SSL (ES)
- Disable SSL (DS)
- SSL Certificate/Keypair Generation (CG).
PF_CRP84000400:
* Support for the 875 MHz PA-8700 version
3.0 and 3.1 processors has been added.
* Multi-partition machines may now operate
each partition at different CPU
frequencies (e.g., Partition 0 operating
at 750 MHz with Partition 1 operating at
875 MHz).
* The new 875 MHz processors may be mixed
with PA-8700 version 2.2 and 2.3
processors on the same cell board or
within the same partition.
* Boot over Ultra160 SCSI is now supported.
* Support for 256 MB DIMMs has been added.
* The ability to update cell board FPGAs
(LPM, Bob and Drain) using the Onboard
Scan Programming (OSP) Utility has been
added.
* Three new MP command menu commands have
been added to support Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) used for web encryption:
- Enable SSL (ES)
- Disable SSL (DS)
- SSL Certificate/Keypair Generation (CG).
PF_CRP74100400:
* Multi-partition machines may now operate
each partition at different CPU
frequencies (e.g., Partition 0 operating
at 750 MHz with Partition 1 operating at
875 MHz).
* The new 875 MHz processors may be mixed
with PA-8700 version 2.2 and 2.3
processors on the same cell board or
within the same partition.
* Boot over Ultra160 SCSI is now supported.
* Three new MP command menu commands have
been added to support Secure Sockets Layer
(SSL) used for web encryption:
- Enable SSL (ES)
- Disable SSL (DS)
- SSL Certificate/Keypair Generation (CG).
PF_CRP74100301:
* The Onboard Scan Programming Utility allows
firmware to be updated on system FPGA's,
such as PCI backplane LPM.
SR:
0000000000
Patch Files:
celllpm202b.bin
cio101b.bin
fm102a.bin
gpm102.bin
matcio101c.bin
mp305.bin
osp101.bin
pcilpm102.bin
pdc169.bin
rp8400_rp7410_V411_ReleaseNotes.pdf
sinc202.bin
cksum(1) Output:
2438641994 311594 celllpm202b.bin
2973335795 310152 cio101b.bin
137652359 172005 fm102a.bin
4172902729 225145 gpm102.bin
4216606015 310882 matcio101c.bin
1927572953 8388628 mp305.bin
940318655 164071 osp101.bin
147466829 225145 pcilpm102.bin
1995887792 4194324 pdc169.bin
3066185975 855523
rp8400_rp7410_V411_ReleaseNotes.pdf
1070528429 65550 sinc202.bin
Patch Conflicts: None
Patch Dependencies: None
Hardware Dependencies:
9000/800/rp8400
9000/800/rp7410
Other Dependencies: None
Supersedes:
PF_CRP84000400 PF_CRP74100400 PF_CRP74100301
Equivalent Patches: None
Patch Package Size: 3216 KBytes
Installation Instructions:
PLEASE BACK UP YOUR SYSTEM BEFORE YOU INSTALL
THE PATCH.
NOTE: It is important that you read and
understand these instructions completely
before you begin. This can determine your
success in completing the Firmware update.
Be sure to prepare the system and its users before
beginning a Firmware update. Since the system will not be
in operation during the update, you should notify
appropriate managers and users as to when it will be
shutdown and for how long it will remain inoperative.
* * * * * * UNPACKING THE FIRMWARE on HPUX* * * * * * * * * *
1. FTP "PF_CRP74100400.tar.gz" to an empty directory.
2. Use the "gunzip" to unzip the patch.
# gunzip PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar.gz
3. Use the "tar" command to extract the firmware files
# tar -xvf PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar
x celllpm202b.bin, 311594 bytes, 609 tape blocks
x cio101b.bin, 310152 bytes, 606 tape blocks
x fm102a.bin, 172005 bytes, 336 tape blocks
x gpm102.bin, 225145 bytes, 440 tape blocks
x matcio101c.bin, 310882 bytes, 608 tape blocks
x mp305.bin, 8388628 bytes, 16385 tape blocks
x osp101.bin, 164071 bytes, 321 tape blocks
x pcilpm102.bin, 225145 bytes, 440 tape blocks
x pdc169.bin, 4194324 bytes, 8193 tape blocks
x rp8400_rp7410_V411_ReleaseNotes.pdf, 855523 bytes, 1671 tape blocks
x sinc202.bin, 65550 bytes, 129 tape blocks
4. Verify the checksum of the files using the "cksum" command.
Results of the command should be equal to:
# cksum *
1917613563 15237120 PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar
2438641994 311594 celllpm202b.bin
2973335795 310152 cio101b.bin
137652359 172005 fm102a.bin
4172902729 225145 gpm102.bin
4216606015 310882 matcio101c.bin
1927572953 8388628 mp305.bin
940318655 164071 osp101.bin
147466829 225145 pcilpm102.bin
1995887792 4194324 pdc169.bin
3066185975 855523 rp8400_rp7410_V411_ReleaseNotes.pdf
1070528429 65550 sinc202.bin
* * * * * * UNPACKING THE FIRMWARE on Microsoft Windows* * * * * *
Note: The Microsoft Windows environment which the file is
going to be downloaded to must have WinZip installed
to un-package the "PF_CRP74100400.tar.gz" file.
1. FTP "PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar.gz" to an empty folder.
2. Open a Windows Explorer window, select the drive and folder
that "PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar.gz" was downloaded to.
3. Double click on the "PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar.gz" file to start
the WinZip program and the un-packaging process.
4. The WinZip program will ask if the file should be decompressed
into a empty folder and opened. Click on the "Yes" button.
5. The WinZip program will start and display all of the files within
the "PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar.gz" file. Click on the "Extract" button.
6. WinZip will ask for the folder that the files should be extracted
to. Using the Folders/Drives portion of the window select the
desired location to extract the files to and the click on the
"Extract" button.
7. Using the Windows Explorer window, select the drive and folder
that "PF_CKEYMAT0411.tar.gz" was downloaded to.
8. Individually "Right Click" on each of the files located in this
folder and select "Properties". Verify that each file has the
following properties:
celllpm202b.bin
Size: 311,594 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:35:56 AM
cio101b.bin
Size: 310,152 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
fm102a.bin
Size: 172,005 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
gpm102.bin
Size: 225,145 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
matcio101c.bin
Size: 310,882 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
mp305.bin
Size: 8,388,628 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:37:44 AM
osp101.bin
Size: 164,071 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
pcilpm102.bin
Size: 225,145 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
pdc169.bin
Size: 4,194,324 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
rp8400_rp7410_V411_ReleaseNotes.pdf
Size: 855,523 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
sinc202.bin
Size: 65,550 bytes
Created: Friday, October 11, 2002, 2:09:06 AM
* * * * * * * * * * * FIRMWARE UPDATE PROCEDURE * * * * * * * * * * *
See rp8400_rp7410_V411_ReleaseNotes.pdf for firmware update instructions.
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