Intel One-Boot Flash Update Utility User Guide
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One Boot Flash Update Utility User Guide
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Syntax examples:
flashupdt –u ftp://ftp.example.com/UpdatePkg/ServerName/flashupdt.cfg
flashupdt –u ftp://Kevin:87w09@ftp.example.com/UpdatePkg/ServerName/flashupdt.cfg
For Windows:
flashupdt –u flashupdt.cfg
For Linux:
flashupdt –u /flashupdt.cfg
flashupdt -set product Pn intelco
flashupdt -set product At xx123456
flashupdt -set chassis Mn intelco
Note: flashupdt.cfg can be found from Firmware Update Package for IDA, OFU, WinPE* and EFI
under http://support.intel.com for each platform.
Updating the Server from a Remote Client
This utility can be executed remotely via a secure network connection using a Telnet Client
and Terminal Services in Windows*, or using a Telnet Client and Remote Shell under Linux. See
your operating system documentation for further information on remotely logging-in and
executing commands.
Once you have logged-in remotely, you can use the syntax described above. This process can
be scripted to allow remote updates of multiple servers.
Note to Users:
• After performing CFG based update using flashupdt utility, it is highly recommended to
perform a power cycle. Continuous updates through CFG file without power cycle/reboot
in between could cause system unstability.
• Starting from S1200BT, S1400, S1600, S2400, S2600, and S4600 platforms the
flashupdt utility or otherwise known as OFU utility supports preserving OEM data
through CFG file based update. For details of usage and command please refer to the
white paper “Supporting OEM Activation 2.x on Intel® Server Boards”.
• For CFG based update it is assumed that the HTTP/FTP server does not require any user
name password. In order to access password protected servers, please change the
chaff2l.sh or the batch file and include the username/password.
The defualt in the .sh file -
./curl $1 -o $2 -s
For password protected server please change the above as below -
./curl $1 --user admin:pwd -o $2 -s
where admin and pwd are the username and password respectively.