Command to initiate the Fwimage mode and to use its subcommands.
The Fwimage mode is one of a set of modes provided by the Enterprise Manager Ops Center. Use Fwimage subcommands to create and manage firmware image packages.
Type the fwimage
command at the command line prompt to enter Fwimage mode. Type the end
command to stop the mode and to return to the command line prompt.
list [
-l
|--detail]
Displays a list of all firmware images managed by Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. Use this command to obtain the name for a specific image. Add the -l|--detail
option to the command to display detailed information about the firmware image packages.
create
Starts a submode that uses subcommands to define a new firmware image. Use the following set
commands to specify a new firmware image.
set name=
imagename
set version=
version
set type=
type
set make=
manufacturer
set url=None|
URL
set description=None|
text
set size=0|
size
set powerOffRequired=True|False
set dependeeFirmwarePackageName=None|
packagename
set updateCount=
count
show
displays the definition of the create job.unset
uses the same properties as the set
subcommand to cancel the definition.reset
cancels all properties defined with the set
subcommandcommit
starts the create job.add_device
-v|--vendor
vendor
-
m|--model
model
[
-V|--validated
]
delete
-i|--image
imagename
Removes a firmware image package from Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center management. The package must not be in use by any host.
update
-i|--image
imagename
Starts a submode that uses subcommands to update an existing firmware image package. Use the set
command to change the attributes of the package. Use the commit
command to run the update job.
-l|--detail
Specifies that the output of the list subcommand includes the additional information.
-m|--model
Specifies the model of a device.
-i|--image
Specifies that the subcommand acts on a specific image.
-v|--vendor
Specifies the vendor of a device.
--V|validated
Specifies that the new firmware image is validated.
The number of times that the firmware image package has been updated.
Identifies whether the new image package requires other packages and if so, the names of the packages. Valid values are None, the name of a package, or a comma-separated list of packages.
Text that identifies the image.
Specifies one or more devices supported by the firmware. Use a comma-separated list to include more than one device.
The identifier of the manufacturer of a new image.
The model of the device for the firmware image.
The identifier of a specific image package.
The maximum size of the new image package. The default size is 0.
The identifier for the category of firmware, for example ”disk.”
The Uniform Resource Locator that identifies where the new image package is located.
The vendor of the device for the firmware image.
The identifier of the version of the new image package.
EnterpriseController/fwimage > list -l
EnterpriseController/fwimage > delete -i SUNWmms
EnterpriseController/fwimage > create EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > set name=fwpkg EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > set url=domain/path/directory EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > set version=0.1 EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > set make=Sun EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > add_device -v Sun -m Netra 240 Server --validated EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > set device EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > set type=System-Firmware EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > commit Firmware image created successfully EnterpriseController/fwimage/create > end
EnterpriseController/fwimage > update -i fwpkg EnterpriseController/fwimage/update > set version=0.2 EnterpriseController/fwimage/update > set description="New support for Netra 240" EnterpriseController/fwimage/update > commit Firmware image created successfully EnterpriseController/fwimage/update > end
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