LSI Raid Firmware Bios Flashing: Difference between revisions
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use the sas2flash.efi | use the sas2flash.efi | ||
Create a usb key with fat16 and then create the following: | Create a usb key with fat16 and then create the following: | ||
/EFI/boot | /EFI/boot | ||
Get the shell.efi (it sounds like you need the older shell.efi because it supports older versions of EFI specs.) | Get the shell.efi (it sounds like you need the older shell.efi because it supports older versions of EFI specs.) | ||
cp shell.efi to /EFI/boot/boot.efi for 32bit/ bootx64.efi 64bit. | cp shell.efi to /EFI/boot/boot.efi for 32bit/ bootx64.efi 64bit. | ||
Revision as of 00:49, 27 April 2013
Best way is to create a UEFI boot disk as you will get command errors if you do not in most situations, at least in DOS.
Get the firmware use the sas2flash.efi
Create a usb key with fat16 and then create the following: /EFI/boot Get the shell.efi (it sounds like you need the older shell.efi because it supports older versions of EFI specs.) cp shell.efi to /EFI/boot/boot.efi for 32bit/ bootx64.efi 64bit.
use the shellx64.efi
Boot into the EFI shell...
Run the proper command: