OFU (Online Firmware Update) notes for NSN2U

This JSUP package contains configuration files (flashupdt_da.cfg and flashupdt.cfg) that are for use under a boot to the Intel Deployment Assistant CD and OFU respectively.

Below are the steps to follow for use of this SUP with OFU on the running Operating System:

1. Install the OFU feature on your Operating system:

	A. For Windows 2003: Insert the NSW1U/TIGW1U Intel Deployment
           Assistant CD. The CD should autorun. From the main menu, 
           select "Drivers and Utilities" and then "Microsoft Windows
           Drivers". Select the "From CD" link by "OFU and IPMI Driver
           Installer" and follow the install instructions.

	B. For Linux (Redhat and SuSE) with an X-Windows GUI, install
           the Firefox (or Mozilla) browser and execute the autorun script
           in the root directory of the CD (like: /media/cdrom/autorun).
           From the main menu, select "Drivers and Utilities" and then
           "Red Hat Linux Utilities/Drivers RPMs" or "SuSE Linux 	                
           Utilities/Drivers RPMs". Select the "Install Now" link by
           "OFU (Online Firmware Update) " and follow the install
           instructions.

	C. For Linux (Redhat and SuSE) without a GUI or browser, execute the 
           linux_menu script in the root directory of the CD (like:
           /media/cdrom/linux_menu). Select the menu item: "Install only 
           the OFU feature" and follow the install instructions.

2. Unzip the JSUP package to a directory/folder (we will use /tmp for this
   example). Edit the flashupdt.cfg and remove the entire line that starts
   with "HSCNAME". An update of the HSC can not be performed while a hard
   disk is in use. A boot to the Intel Deployment Assistant CD must be used
   to update the HSC.

3. Start the OFU update:
	
	A. For Windows 2003: Open a Command prompt and change directory (cd)
           to "\Program Files\Intel\flashupdt". Execute: flashupdt -u \tmp

	B. For Linux (Redhat/SuSE): Open a shell prompt and change directory
           (cd) to /usr/local/flashupdt. Execute: ./flashupdt -u /tmp

4. Reboot the system for the firmware changes to take affect.

