1. Determine the FRU Number and Microcode level of the adapter installed in the target system
lsdev -C | grep “fcs”
2. Check the current microcode level on the adapter –
lscfg -vl fcsX OR lsmcocde -d fcsX
Device Specific.(Z9)……..CS3.91X4 ß Firmware level
3. Download RPM package for AIX systems.
- Make a directory on an AIX system to receive theRPM format file. Enter: mkdir /etc/microcode
- Transfer the RPM format file to a temporarydirectory on the target server.
- You’ll see the filename ispci.df1080f9-1-91×4.aix.rpm
- Unpack the file by executing the instructionsbelow:Enter the commands: If the firmware unpacks successfully, the microcodefiles will be added to /etc/microcode/
- rpm -ihv –ignoreos pci.df1080f9-1-91×4.aix.rpm
4. Alternately following command can be used –
diag –d fcs1 –T download
smitty-like screen within diag and prompts should be something like this
[Inside Diag Screen]
NOTICE – lets you know your updating microcode. Hit ENTER
Warning that the current microcode isn’t in /etc/microcode. Hit ENTER
Screen telling the current microcode and what the new one will be.
Hit ENTER – this will cause the microcode to be updated. May cause a system hang for 30 seconds to a minute or 2.
5. Backout: Listed in the online documents is this command for backing out the HBA microcode update. The command is:
diag -d fcsX -T “download -f -l previous”
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