Device firmware includes storage and network controllers, disks, SAS expanders and SAS-to-SATA bridge devices.
Before You Begin
Download the firmware update from https://support.oracle.com.
The download should include a metadata file and firmware file for the target device.
Make sure that the firmware is compatible with the target device; read all documentation and release notes included with the firmware before proceeding.
Quiesce the device (stop all activity) before performing the update.
# fwupdate list all
# fwupdate list disk
Output related to the target is displayed. For example the output from this command is similar to:
================================================== CONTROLLER ================================================== ID Type Manufacturer Model Product Name FW Version BIOS Version EFI Version FCODE Version Package Version NVDATA Version XML Support ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- c0 SAS LSI Logic 0x0072 SGX-SAS6-INT-Z 11.05.03.00 07.21.09.00 07.22.05.00 01.00.62.00 - 10.03.00.28 N/A DISKS =============== ID Manufacturer Model Chassis Slot Type Media Size(GiB) FW Version XML Support ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- c0d0 HITACHI H109090SESUN900G - 0 sas HDD 838 A72A N/A c0d1 HITACHI H109060SESUN600G - 1 sas HDD 559 A72A N/A c0d2 HITACHI H109060SESUN600G - 2 sas HDD 559 A72A N/A c0d3 HITACHI H109030SESUN300G - 3 sas HDD 279 A72A N/A c0d4 HITACHI H109060SESUN600G - 4 sas HDD 559 A72A N/A c0d5 HITACHI H109060SESUN600G - 5 sas HDD 559 A72A N/A c0d6 HITACHI H109060SESUN600G - 6 sas HDD 559 A72A N/A c0d7 HITACHI H109060SESUN600G - 7 sas HDD 559 A72A N/A
# fwupdate update all -x metadata.xml
where metadata.xml is the path to the metadata file. This updates all components in the system whose device types are specified in the metadata file.
# fwupdate update disk -x metadata.xml
where metadata.xml is the path to the metadata file. This updates all disks in the system whose device types are specified in the metadata file.
# fwupdate update disk -x metadata.xml -n c0d1
where metadata.xml is the path to the metadata file. This updates only disk c0d1, and only if its disk drive type is specified in the metadata file.
# fwupdate list all
# fwupdate list disk
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