fwupdate Command Syntax
The fwupdate command uses the following syntax:
fwupdate
subcommand
target
options
If you use the –-help or –-version options, the fwupdate command does not require subcommands; otherwise a subcommand is mandatory.
When a command fails, it returns one of the failure codes listed in fwupdate Error Codes.
fwupdate supports the subcommands listed in the following table.
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list
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check
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Check system firmware to see if it is at the minimum required version. For targets specific to the check subcommand, see Checking System Firmware. Note -
This feature is available with Oracle Hardware Management Pack 2.3.6 and later. For more information, see the Release Notes.
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update
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Updates one or more system components based on command-line directives. Devices can be updated automatically using metadata information contained in an XML file (recommended), or updated manually using a firmware image file. For targets and options specific to the update subcommand, see Updating Component Firmware. |
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reset
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Resets the specified device if the device supports a reset. Perform a reset on a device after a manual mode firmware update (if required). In some cases where the metadata used in an automatic mode firmware update does not automatically reset a device that requires one, this subcommand can be used. For targets and options specific to the reset subcommand, see Reset a Device After a Firmware Update. |
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The options listed in the following table apply to all Oracle Hardware Management Pack CLI Tools commands, including fwupdate.
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–?
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–-help
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Displays help information.
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–V
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–-version
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Displays the tool version.
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