Installing and Setting Up Fedora*
Getting Started Guide
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# cd /tmp
# unzip <path_to>/348742_Quartzville_Tools_<version>.zip
If running 32-bit Linux*:
# cd TOOLS/Linux32/SVTools
If running 64-bit Linux*:
# cd TOOLS/Linux_x64/SVTools
Copy the
.hex
EEPROM image to the current directory:
# cp <path_to>/Avoton_<version>.hex .
Install the network tools:
#chmod +x install
# ./install
Note:
The error below may be returned; it can be safely ignored.
Error: Module iqvlinux is not currently loaded
Installed!!
Run
lanconf
: For 64-bit:
# chmod +x lanconf64e
# ./lanconf64e
For 32-bit:
# chmod +x lanconf32
# ./lanconf32
Select the first NIC (device ID is 8086-1F41), and press
<Enter>
.
If no external NICs are installed in the system, this will be preselected.
Arrow down to
<EEPROM/FLASH>
and press
<Enter>
.
Select
<Raw EEPROM>
and press
<Enter>.
Press
<F4>
and select the appropriate EEPROM file. You are asked if you would like to keep
the existing MAC address. Select YES and press
<Enter>
.
Note:
If you encounter errors at this step, ensure that you have selected the correct .hex file.
Press
<ESC>
, and then confirm the EEPROM write by selecting
YES
and pressing
<Enter>
.
After the EEPROM has been updated, press
ESC
3 times to get back to the list of NICs.
Press
<x>
to exit
lanconf
.
Restart the system using the following command:
# shutdown -r now
7.6
Installing the 4x 1GbE Network Driver
If required, install the 1 GbE Network driver; see "Intel® Ethernet Drivers and Utilities" in
Section 1.2.1, “Accessing Content from the Open Source Technology Centre”
Following the instructions in
, download the Networking Software Drivers for
Edisonville and Rangeley PV package, which contains the GbE Network Driver.
Extract the package. The network driver is located in the \PRO1000\LINUX directory.
Extract the network
drivers’
package and change to the correct directory:
# cd /tmp
# tar xzof igb-<version>.tar.gz
Change to the
src
directory:
