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Intel(R) Server Board S5000VSA FRU/SDR RELEASE NOTES
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INTEL Enterprise Platform & Services Marketing
Intel Corporation
2111 N.E. 25th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97124 USA

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DATE:     Oct 29, 2007
TO:       Intel(R) Server Board S5000VSA Customers
SUBJECT:  FRUSDR FSP_42 Release Notes

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LEGAL INFORMATION
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ABOUT THIS RELEASE
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The FRUSDR Load Utility is a DOS application program used for updating the
server management subsystem product level Field Replacement Unit (FRU) and
sensor data repository (SDR).

This utility is used to update the non-volatile storage device associated
with the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC), which holds the SDR and FRU
area. The utility has the capability to generically handle FRU devices that
may not be associated with the BMC.

Each version of the FRUSDR Load Utility package contains the FRUSDR Load
utility program as well as the latest FRU, SDR, and CFG files available at the
time the FRUSDR Load utility package is released.

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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
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Update command:
  command-line
    A:\FSP42
     The command will execute all update Procedures.

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SYSTEM HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS/REVISIONS
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Intel(R) Server Board S5000VSA with the following PBA revisions (or higher):
PBA version: D29137-401

- The ESB2/NIC SEEPROM must be initialized in order for the BMC to run.
    See the installation procedure for the EEPROM update.

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SYSTEM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS/REVISIONS
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- ROM-DOS or MS-DOS v6.22 (or later)
- BMC Firmware revision SPBMC62 or later
- Intel(R) Server Board S5000VSA SEEPROM image
- BIOS version: R0082 or later

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IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTES
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The FRUSDR Load utility is meant to be used as a DOS application on a server.
The utility should be placed onto a bootable DOS media and the system rebooted
just before and right after using the utility. Running the utility in a Window's
DOS box is not supported and will provide incorrect results.

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DISPLAY or UPDATE FRU, SDR, and SMB Flash Areas
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   1. Boot to the ROM-DOS or MS-DOS v6.22 (or later) command prompt.

   2. Copy frusdr.exe and any .fru, .sdr, and .cfg files from the latest
      firmware release to a hard drive or USB key.

	3a. To run the command-line interface to display information:

	    frusdr [File Name] [Options]

		Where:

			/? or /h Displays usage information.
			/d {fru | sdr | smb} Displays the requested area:
				fru = FRU data
				sdr = SDR repository
				smb = SMBIOS information
			/cfg filename.cfg Uses a custom configuration file,
			 with file 			 extension .cfg.
			/p Pause between blocks of data.

		Note: Users may use a '-' instead of the '/' in the command line.

		Examples:

			1. To display the Intel(R) server board SDRs:
			   C> FRUSDR /P /D SDR

			2. To display the Intel(R) server board BMC FRU:
			   C> FRUSDR /P /D FRU

			3. To display the Intel(R) server board HSC 1 FRU:
			   C> FRUSDR /P /D FRU IMBDEVICE 00 C0

	3b. To update FRUs and SDRs using default configuration file master.cfg:

		frusdr /cfg master.cfg

	3c. To run the command-line interface to display data using direct
	    addressing:

	    frusdr /d fru [NVS type] [dev ctlr] [lun] [bus] [addr]

		Where:

			[NVS type] = non-volatile storage type
			[dev ctlr] = device controller (must start with "C")
			[lun] = logical unit number (must start with "L" and can
				only be 0, 1, 2, or 3.
			[bus] = bus the storage area is associated with
			[addr] = slave address

		Example of a command to display BMC FRU data using direct
		addressing:

		frusdr /d fru imbdevice C20 L00 FF 20

	3d. To run the command-line interface to display data using indirect
	    addressing

	    frusdr /d fru [NVS type] [device ID]

		Where:

			[NVS type] = non-volatile storage type
			[device ID] = the device to display

	Example of a command using indirect addressing:

		frusdr /d fru imbdevice 00


	4. Reboot server after updating of the FRUs or SDRs is completed.


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FEATURES ADDED/CHANGED IN THIS RELEASE
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FSP_42:
- This is the same package as FSP_41. Only correction has been made to processor 
  query display strings and missing processor support added in CFG files
  for Intel(R) Xeon(R) 5200 and 5400 Series processors.

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ISSUES FIXED SINCE LAST RELEASE
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None

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                             REFERENCE MATERIAL
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- ESB2 Baseboard Management Controller Core EPS for the Intel(R) S5000 Server
  Board Family, 1.3.
- Intel(R) Server Board S5000VSA Refresh Configuration Sheet (Rev 02)
- FSC SDR S5000VSA Refresh (Rev 04)
- Intel(R) Server Board S5000VSA Schematics


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