Iflash64 Utility Command-Line Options - Intel SR870BN4 - Server Platform - 0 MB RAM Product Manual

3. Running the IFlash64 utility through the Command line Interface:
a. Invoke the utility by entering the following command:
IFlash64 [File Name] [Options]
b. To view the command-line help, type:
IFlash64 /h
or
IFlash64 /?
c. NOTE: For information on IFlash64 command-line options and parameters, refer to
Table 18.
d. To update System BIOS from the command line interface, type:
IFlash64 [File Name] /update
e. To verify System BIOS from the command line interface, type:
IFlash64 [File Name] /verify
f. Go to Step 4
4. Running the IFlash64 Utility through the GUI Interface:
a. Invoke the utility by entering the following command:
IFlash64
or
IFlash64 [File Name]
b. Use the arrow keys to browse through the menu and press the <Enter> key to select. A
brief description of the selected menu item is displayed in the Tip-View window, which is
displayed at the bottom of the screen.
c. To update System BIOS from the GUI interface, select "Update System BIOS".
d. To verify System BIOS from the GUI interface, select "Verify System BIOS".
5. Turn off the computer and follow the procedure to clear CMOS as described on "Clearing
CMOS" on page 72.

IFlash64 Utility Command-line Options

Table 18 lists the command-line options for the IFlash64 Utility.
Table 18. IFlash64 Utility Command-line Options and Parameters
Parameter
Iflash64
[Volume_File_Name]
/d
/f
/quiet
/reboot
/update
/verify
/h Or /?
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Description
The name of the utility.
Name of the BIOS binary volume file used for the update. The file path can be
specified with the file name. There is no default file name.
Display header and FLASH areas information of volume file.
Load default values from CMOS on next boot.
Quiet or non-interactive mode. It displays only error messages and disables
prompting the user for input.
Reboot system after update.
Update system BIOS in non-interactive mode. Note that it only updates flash areas
that are different than the ones found in the input binary file. Use "/o" to override
this default operation.
Verify current Flash with contents of input binary file in non-interactive mode.
Displays command line help.
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