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Chapter 8
Controller firmware tools
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Operating eFlash from the command line
One or more of the arguments listed in Table 36. eFlash command line arguments can be included in a
command line.
Note: If an option is repeated, only the last value is used with the exception of -m and -l, which may be repeated
multiple times. For example, to flash controller id 0 and controller id 2, the entry would be: eflash -m 0 -m 2.
To flash a controller using eFlash from the command line:
1. Log on as
root
and open a terminal window.
2. At the command prompt, enter a command using the following parameters:
eflash -c -m01 -p /cas/flash/eflash -f mspe170.efl
where
m01
is the micro id and
mspe170.efl
is the flash file.
Result: After the flashing has completed, one of the following messages will be displayed:
Flashing is successful
or
Flashing is unsuccessful. See the log file<filename> for details.
Table 36. eFlash command line arguments
Argument Description
c Command line selection option
-p<directory> Specifies the source directory to search for flash files. This replaces the default directory
of /cas/flash/eflash.
-f<filename> Specifies a flash file to use for the 5PX controller, instead of the default flash.
-n<filename> Specifies a flash file to use for the 5PXN controller, instead of the default flash.
-x<number> Specifies the maximum number of controllers that can be flashed at one time.
-h Starts the HTML based online help.
-u or -? Prints the usage message.
-m<micro selection> Specifies the controller to be flashed. This option can be repeated multiple times.
• To flash all active controllers in the Picture Perfect database, use:
eflash -m a
• To flash a specific controller, use:
eflash -m <microid>
where
<microid>
is the ID of any controller on the line. eFlash adds all other
controllers on the line to the flash list in the correct order.
• To flash a line of controllers, use:
eflash -l <microid>
where
<microid>
is the ID of a controller, such as 0001 that is on the line you want
to flash.