Platform Set Os State Update-Bios - Sun Microsystems Fire V20z Management Manual

Platform Set OS State Update-BIOS

Description: Enables you to update the platform BIOS with a new local or remote
BIOS image file.
Format
platform set os state update-bios {-f| --filename} BIOS IMAGE
{-i| --ipaddress} REMOTE_ADDRESS {-r| --remote} REMOTE_VERSION
[{-p| --port} REMOTE_PORT] [{-W| --nowait}] [{-q| --quiet}]
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Arguments
{-f | --filename}
{-i | --ipaddress}
{-r | --remote}
{-p | --port}
[-W | --nowait]
[-q | --quiet]
If the platform is off, the subcommand platform set os state reboot causes
the platform to turn on and boot the OS. If the platform is already running, this
command reboots the OS. The subcommand platform set os state reboot
waits for the platform to boot.
The subcommand platform set power state ensures that the platform is
running. It will not affect the platform if it is running; if the platform is off, it will
power on and boot the OS. The subcommand platform set power state waits
only for the power to come on. (Refer to
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204 Sun Fire V20z and Sun Fire V40z Servers—Server Management Guide • July 2005
lists the arguments for this subcommand.
Arguments for Subcommand platform set os state update-bios
Description
Indicates the name of the file containing the new BIOS image to
be used for updating the BIOS.
The IP address of the server on which the update server (java
application) is running.
Specify a version (for example, V1.2.3.4) or use LATEST to update
using the latest version available on the update server.
(Optional) The port number on the remote server on which the
java sp update program is listening for SP flash update
requests.
If the port number is not provided, the command tries to connect
to the default port. The default port number is 52708.
If specified, the subcommand returns immediately instead of
waiting for the operation to complete.
Suppresses interactive warning messages. No error messages are
blocked.
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