System BIOS
Intel® Server Boards SE7320SP2 and SE7525GP2
Revision
4.0
84
4.7.1.4
Updating the BIOS from the EFI Shell
Make sure that the flash disk contains the ROM image and the AFUEFI utility.
Boot to the EFI Shell with the flash disk.
Do a map -r to retrieve the file system on the disk.
Change to the flash disk, e.g., if the flash disk is fs0:, type fs0: at the prompt.
Run the afuefi utility as follows:
afuefi [/n] [/p[b][n][c]] <ROM filename>
4.7.2
User Binary Area
The server board includes an area in flash for implementation-specific OEM add-ons. This OEM
binary area can be updated as part of the system BIOS update or it can be updated
independent of the system BIOS.
The command line usage for the UbinD utility is as follows:
UBinD </R> or </I> or </D> [/M<ModID>] /F<RomFileName>
/B<NewUserBinaryFileName> [/N<NewRomFileName>] [/O<NCB>]
Where:
</R>
replaces the user binary module
</I>
inserts the user binary module
</D>
deletes the user binary module from the ROM file.
</?>
displays help information.
/M<ModID>
is hexadecimal user binary module ID; Default ModID = 0xF0.
/O<NCB>
is the 0-based index of the non-critical block number calculated from the start
of the ROM file. Default NCB = 1, used only with the insert option. See ROMInfo for
reference.
</N<NewRomFileName>
if this option is not included, the ROM is saved with the same
name.
4.7.3 Recovery
Mode
Three conditions can cause the system to enter recovery mode:
Pressing a hot key
Setting the recovery jumper (J17, labeled RCVR BOOT) to pins 2-3
Damaging the ROM image, which will cause the system to enter recovery and update
the system ROM without the boot block.
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