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Amount of SDRAM in megabytes
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Amount of Flash memory in megabytes
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Amount of EEPROM configuration memory in kilobytes
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Hub MAC address
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Hub serial number
This information cannot be modified.
To display hardware information:
Select
Hardware Information
from the Main Menu.
Displaying or Updating Flash Memory
The Flash Update display includes information about the current images loaded in Flash memory.
You may update the embedded application image or bootstrap image in Flash memory. Before
updating a Flash image, you must configure a TFTP server on the target server system and install
the new Flash image in the appropriate location, which is usually relative to the TFTP
root directory.
To display Flash image information or update an image:
1.
From the Main Menu, select
Flash
.
The Application Image section includes the version number, size and internal slot number for
the Primary embedded application image. The previously installed image is maintained as a
backup; the Backup field contains its values.
The Bootstrap Image section indicates the version number, size and internal slot number for
the embedded kernel image. The previously installed image is maintained as a backup. The
Bootloader field indicates the version number and size of the bootloader image. The FPGA
field indicates the version number and size of the FPGA.
2.
To update the application image:
a.
Click the
Update Application
button. The Application Image Update window appears.
b.
Enter the IP address of the TFTP server and the application image filename.
c.
Click
Apply
. The update process may take up to 30 seconds to complete. After the update
completes, status will be displayed.
3.
To update the bootstrap image:
a.
Click the
Update Bootstrap
button. The Bootstrap Image Update window appears.
b.
Enter the IP address of the TFTP server and the bootstrap image filename.
c.
By default, the bootloader will only be updated if the version number of the new image is
greater than the version number currently installed.
If you wish to downrev the bootloader (that is, use a previous/earlier version), enable the
Update Bootloader Regardless of Version
checkbox. It is generally recommended that this
checkbox be disabled.