Chapter 10: User Diagnostics
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Performing Diagnostics
At the MS-DOS prompt, type
uediag
followed by the command options.
The uediag command options are shown in Table 10. For example, to run
all of the diagnostic tests except Group B tests on adapter #1, enter:
C:\>uediag -c 1 -t b
Note
You must include
uediag
at the beginning of the command string
each time you type a command.
Note
Not all commands are supported on all adapters.
Table 10. uediag Command Options
Command Option
Description
uediag
Performs all tests on all the
AT-ANC10S/2 network adapters in
your system.
uediag -c <devnum>
Specifies the adapter (devnum) to test.
Use
all
in place of a specific device
number to test all adapters.
uediag -cof
Allows tests to continue after detecting
a failure.
uediag -F
Forces an upgrade of the image
without checking the version.
uediag -fbc <bc_image>
Specifies the bin file to update the
bootcode.
uediag -fipmi
<ipmi_image>
Specifies the bin file to update IPMI
firmware.
uediag -fmba
<mba_image>
Specifies the bin file to update the
MBA.
uediag -fncsi
<ncsi_image>
Specifies the bin file to update the
NCSI firmware.
uediag -fnvm
<raw_image>
Programs the raw image into NVM.
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