Extraction; Updating - Intel SCB2 - Server Board Motherboard Product Manual

3. Label three blank floppy disks as follows:
Disk 1 - SCB2 BIOS update diskette
Disk 2 – SCB2 BMC update diskette
Disk 3 – SCB2 FRU/SDR update diskette
4. Make the diskettes DOS bootable.
5. Record the current BIOS settings.
a. Boot the computer and press <F2> when you see the splash screen.
b. Write down the current settings in the BIOS Setup program.
NOTE
Be sure to record the current custom BIOS settings. They will be cleared
and reset to their default values during the BIOS update portion of the
operation. You will need these settings to configure your computer at
the end of the update procedure. To record the current custom settings,
boot the computer and press <F2> when you see the splash screen. Write
down the current custom settings in the BIOS Setup program

Extraction

Double click the executable file you downloaded. Read the License Agreement, select "I Agree" to
accept the terms and conditions or select "Cancel" to cancel the installation.
During the extraction process, you will be prompted to insert each of the three labeled diskettes.
Follow the prompts until the process is completed. When completed, you will have three diskettes
that can be used to update the BIOS, the BMC firmware, and the FRU/SDR records.

Updating

NOTE
Do not turn off the system during the update process.
Apply the updates in order by booting from each floppy diskette beginning with Disk 1.
1. Disk 1 - SCB2 BIOS update—Choose option 1 to update the system BIOS. The system will
automatically reboot following completion.
2. Disk 2 – SCB2 BMC update—Automatic, no questions are asked. The system will notify you
that it is going to reboot.
3. Disk 3 – SCB2 FRU/SDR update—Prompts you to choose the chassis type. You can choose to
update the chassis information; you will be prompted for the Serial Number, Part Number, and
Asset Tag.
Following the update process, the system will automatically reboot. Upon completion, it may be
necessary to enter BIOS setup and reconfigure the setting values.
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