MPCBL0050N02Q Intel, MPCBL0050N02Q Datasheet - Page 231

• Manufacturer Part Number: MPCBL0050N02Q
• Manufacturer: Intel

Specifications of MPCBL0050N02Q

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Firmware Update Utilities—MPCBL0050
Table 78.
September 2007
Order Number: 318146-001
Warning and error messages (Sheet 10 of 11)
E793
E800
W201
W202
W203
W221
W225
W600
W601
W602
W603
W605
Number
Cannot compare SDR versions. System
information is missing. Use --force-sdr-
update flag to update
Target is in firmware transfer mode. You
must force the firmware update with --
force-fw-update since another firmware
update may be running right now.
Bad hostname or IPv4 address "%1"
Socket connection has been dropped
The selected user does not have %1
privilege level access
KCS Driver Failure
Non-standard RMCP bridging detected.
Upgrading with the same version of the
firmware, version %1.
Retrying direct firmware update.
Target management controller currently
in direct firmware update mode, cannot
compare firmware versions.
Downgrading the firmware from version
%1 to version %2.
The target management controller
needs to be manually reset for the SDR
update to take effect.
Message
This error message is displayed when the SDR version
information is missing from the system SDR.
Therefore, this data cannot be compared with the
version information in the supplied input SDR file. The
user is directed to use the appropriate force flags in
order to perform the operation.
When a target is in firmware transfer mode, it either
means that a second user is actively updating the
firmware, or that the target is in firmware transfer
mode with no active update in progress. In the latter
case, use the --force-fw-update flag to initiate an
update.
The argument to the --H/--host option contains an
illegal character such as "~".
The socket connection is no longer open due either to
network problems or the remote RMCP node (usually
the ShMC) not responding.
This message is displayed if, during RMCP/RMCP+
communication, the user given on the command line
does not have administrative privilege, or does not
have the privilege specified with the "-L" option. Either
use a different user or configure the target so that the
desired user has the required privilege.
The IPMI driver is responding with an error such as a
timeout.
If, during an RMCP bridge, the ShMC responds to a
send message request with data from the embedded
send message request, this message is displayed. This
type of send message response does not conform to
the IPMI 2.0 specification. This is only a warning and
not an error because sbcupdate is designed to work
this way with a shelf manager that does not implement
RMCP bridging per the specification.
This warning message is displayed when the major,
minor, and build version numbers of the firmware are
the same between the SBC and supplied firmware
image. This message can be displayed on both staged
and direct firmware updates.
This warning message is displayed when any failure is
detected during a direct firmware update, and the
update is being retried. The retry is only attempted
once, and implies that the whole image will be
rewritten. For example, if the update is 90% complete
and an error occurs, the retry begins at 0%.
This warning message is displayed when the target
IPMC is in firmware transfer mode. When in this mode,
the version of the current firmware is meaningless;
therefore a comparison cannot be done between the
supplied file and the target management controller.
This message can be displayed on both staged and
direct firmware updates.
This warning message is displayed when the firmware
is being downgraded. %1 is the current version, %2 is
the version attempting to be programmed to the target
IPMC.
This warning message is displayed when an SDR
update is attempted specifying a -–no-reset flag (no
reset) and there is a pending staged firmware image.
For the SDR update to take effect, the target controller
needs to be manually reset.
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