User Must Have Full Administrator Role Privileges to Update SP (7158820)

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Firmware Update Task Fails if There Are No Hard Disks in the Server (7178868)

User Must Have Full Administrator Role Privileges to Update SP (7158820)

Some Operating Systems Do Not Mount the Oracle System Assistant USB Device

Oracle System Assistant Does Not Support Username “user” (7153741)

The Virtual Ethernet Device is Reported as Not Installed in Windows 2008 (7129124)

Oracle System Assistant Cannot be Used to Update a Sun Storage 6 Gb SAS PCIe HBA From Legacy BIOS Firmware to UEFI BIOS Firmware (7123372)

'Path too Long' Errors When Unzipping Windows Downloads (7116803)

Popup Message Appears in the Oracle ILOM Web Interface When Launching Oracle System Assistant With the Launch Button (7126194)

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Getting Server Firmware and Software Updates

User Must Have Full Administrator Role Privileges to Update SP (7158820)

When updating the Oracle ILOM/SP firmware from Oracle System Assistant using the USB/LAN local host interconnect, a login prompt appears. To perform the firmware update, you must log in as root, administrator, or as a user with advanced (aucro) role privileges.

Note - A log-in prompt does not appear when the local host interconnect is not USB/LAN. However, SP update times are increased (up to 40 minutes when the local host interconnect is not USB/LAN). The interconnect method is determined by the Local Host Interconnect setting in Oracle ILOM.

For firmware update procedures, refer to the Oracle X4 Series Servers Administration Guide.

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