Upgrading The In200 Firmware - Huawei IN200 User Manual

Huawei IN200 NIC
User Guide
Procedure
Before uninstallation, all applications that use the RoCE must be stopped. Otherwise, the
driver will be occupied and the uninstallation will fail.
Step 1 Log in to the server OS.
For details, see
Step 2 Go to the installation directory of the driver.
Step 3 Uninstall the driver.
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Step 4 (Optional) Uninstall the OFED driver.
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Step 5 Make the uninstallation operation take effect.
You can select either of the following methods:
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2.4 Upgrading the IN200 Firmware

Prerequisites
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7.1 Logging In to the Real-Time Server
On the CentOS, SUSE, EulerOS, or RHEL, run the rpm -e hiroce command to uninstall
the driver.
NOTE
You can run the rpm -qa | grep hiroce command to query the name of the driver software package.
On the Ubuntu or Debian, run the dpkg -r hiroce command to uninstall the driver.
NOTE
You can run the dpkg -l | grep hiroce command to query the name of the driver software package.
On the OS supported by Huawei in-house OFED, run the bash uninstall.sh command to
uninstall the OFED driver.
On the OS supported by non-Huawei OFED, run the rpm -e X or dpkg -r X command to
uninstall the OFED driver.
Method 1
Run the reboot command on the OS.
Method 2
a. Check that RoCE services of the IN200 have been stopped.
b. Run the rmmod hinic command on the OS.
The IN200 driver has been installed.
The firmware upgrade package of the IN200 driver has been downloaded.
The firmware upgrade package is included in the IN200 software package. For details
about how to obtain the IN200 package, see
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Desktop.
2.1 Obtaining Software Packages.
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