Setting and Confirming SCSI Parameters Offline

If the A7173A adapter is installed in a supported HP 9000 system, use the scsi command, accessed from the BCH menus, to set or confirm the SCSI parameters offline.

If the A7173A adapter is installed in a supported HP Integrity® system, a menu driven Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) utility is available to set or confirm the SCSI parameters offline. See “Using the EFI Utility on HP Integrity Systems”.

Using the BCH Menus on HP 9000 Systems

The Boot Console Handler (BCH) consists of a series of menus from which various system administration tasks can be performed offline on HP 9000 systems. The BCH command syntax and output are similar, but not identical, across all HP 9000 systems. The examples used in this document may not be exactly the same as what you see using the BCH menus on your system.




	NOTE: For important details about each of the SCSI parameters that can be set offline using the BCH menus, see: “About SCSI IDs” “About the Maximum Data Transfer Rate” “About Bus Width” The bus width parameter cannot be set offline on rp24xx and rp54xx systems.

The BCH main menu displays during the boot initialization sequence, after the hardware initializes on the console, but before the system has booted (provided autoboot is disabled). Example 3-1 shows a typical BCM Main Menu:

Example 3-1 The BCH Main Menu

---- Main Menu ---------------------------------------------------------------

Command                           Description
-------                            -----------
BOot [PRI|HAA|ALT|<path>]         Boot from specified path
PAth [PRI|HAA|ALT] [<path>]       Display or modify a path
SEArch [ALL|<cell>|<path>]        Search for boot devices
ScRoll [ON|OFF]                   Display or change scrolling capability
COnfiguration menu                Displays or sets boot values
INformation menu                  Displays hardware information
SERvice menu                      Displays service commands
DeBug menu                        Displays debug commands
MFG menu                          Displays manufacturing commands
DIsplay                           Redisplay the current menu
HElp [<menu>|<command>]           Display help for menu or command
REBOOT                            Restart Partition
RECONFIGRESET                     Reset to allow Reconfig Complex Profile

Confirming the PDC Version

Confirm the PDC version before you configure SCSI parameters. If you do not have the correct PDC, the BCH menus will not interact with the A7173A adapter properly. To confirm the PDC version, follow these steps:

From the BCH Main Menu, enter in to display the Information Menu.

From the Information Menu, enter fv to display the PDC version (system firmware). For example:

FIRMWARE INFORMATION
                                            PDC ICM      PDC Utils
Cell   Cab/Slot   PDC Ver   PDC Date Code   Layout Rev   XFace Rev
----   --------   -------   -------------   ----------   ---------
 3      0/3       17.006       43.46          002          000

Compare the installed PDC version with the recommended PDC version to use the A7173A adapter with your system. For recommended PDC (System Firmware) versions, see the HP Ultra320 SCSI Host Bus Adapter Support Matrix, at:
http://docs.hp.com/en/netcom.html#SCSI%20Host%20Bus%20Adapters

If you do not have the correct PDC version on your system, contact your HP support representative for instructions on updating the PDC.

Determining Path, Bus, and Slot Information

In order to configure the A7173A adapter settings, you must determine the path, bus number, and slot number of each A7173A adapter that you want to configure. To determine the path, bus, and slot information, follow these steps:

From the BCH Main Menu, enter in to display the Information Menu.
TIP: To return to the BCH Main Menu from other BCH menus, enter main.

From the Information Menu, enter io to display I/O interface information. Example 3-2 shows the information for a typical system:

Example 3-2 I/O Interface Information

I/O CHASSIS INFORMATION

   Cell Info             I/O Chassis Info
Cell   Cab/Slot        Cab    Bay   Chassis
----   --------        ---    ---   -------
  3      0/3            8      0      1


I/O MODULE INFORMATION

                    Path            Slot   Rope                         IODC
Type                (dec)            #      #     HVERSION   SVERSION   Vers
----                -----           ----   ----   --------   --------   ----
System Bus Adapter  3/0                            0x8050     0x0c18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/0            0       0     0x7820     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/1            8       1     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/2            7       2     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/4            6       4     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/6            5       6     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/8            1       8     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/10           2      10     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/12           3      12     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00
Local Bus Adapter   3/0/14           4      14     0x7830     0x0a18    0x00


PCI DEVICE INFORMATION

                            Path              Bus    Slot      Vendor   Device
Description                 (dec)              #      #          Id       Id
-----------                 -----             ---   ------     ------   ------
System peripheral           3/0/0/0/0         0     Built-In   0x103c   0x128d
Comm. serial cntlr          3/0/0/0/1         0     Built-In   0x103c   0x1048
Ethernet cntlr              3/0/0/1/0         0     Built-In   0x14e4   0x1645
SCSI bus cntlr              3/0/0/2/0 1       0     Built-In   0x1000   0x0021
SCSI bus cntlr              3/0/0/2/1         0     Built-In   0x1000   0x0021
SCSI bus cntlr              3/0/0/3/0 2       0     Built-In   0x1000   0x0021
SCSI bus cntlr              3/0/0/3/1         0     Built-In   0x1000   0x0021
PCI-to-PCI bridge           3/0/4/1/0         32      6        0x1014   0x01a7
Fibre channel               3/0/4/1/0/4/0     33      6        0x1077   0x2312
Ethernet cntlr              3/0/4/1/0/6/0     33      6        0x14e4   0x16c7
SCSI bus cntlr              3/0/6/1/0 3       48 4    5 5      0x1000   0x0030
SCSI bus cntlr              3/0/6/1/1         48      5        0x1000   0x0030

1	Path information for a Core-IO (`Built-In`) SCSI Controller. The last digit (`0` or `1`) indicates the channel number.
2	Path information for a second Core-IO SCSI Controller.
3	Path information for A7173A Adapter, Channel A. The last digit (`0` or `1`) indicates the channel number.
4	Bus information for A7173A Adapter.
5	Slot information for A7173A Adapter.

Setting and Confirming the Data Transfer Rate

Use the scsi command from the BCH Service Menu to set or confirm the data transfer rate and other user-configurable SCSI parameters.

The BCH command syntax and output are not identical across all HP 9000 systems. To view the scsi command syntax for your system, enter help scsi from the BCH service menu. Example 3-3 shows a typical scsi command help screen:

Example 3-3 Typical BCH scsi Command Help Screen

Service Menu: Enter command > help scsi
---- SCSI Help ---------------------------------------------------------------

SCSI displays the SCSI controller parameters.  SCSI is also used to set
parameters for a SCSI controller at a specified path. These parameters
are used by the operating system SCSI driver.

If the value of any parameter is not known or cannot be determined, then
a firmware suggested default will be used by the SCSI driver.
An exception is for the termination.  If the SCSI card does not support
SCSI Parameters, then the "term" setting will be displayed as UNKNOWN.
In this case, the termination is not programmatically controlled.

SCSI                        Display all SCSI controller parms in the PD
SCSI <cell>                 Display all SCSI controller parms on the cell
SCSI <path>                 Display SCSI controller parms for the path
SCSI <path> INIT <id>       Set initiator id for specified path
SCSI <path> RATE <rate>     Set transfer rate for specified path
SCSI <path> TERM <term>     Set auto termination for specified path
SCSI <path> WIDTH <width>   Set bus width for specified path
SCSI <path> DEFAULT         Set a specific path to use default parms
SCSI <path> DELete          Delete SCSI controller parms for specified path
SCSI DEFAULT                Set all the SCSI devices to use default parms

  <cell> is an integer in the range 0..3
  <path> is in I/O notation, such as 1/0/2/3/4
  <id> is an integer in the range 0..15                    Default: 7
  <rate> = SLOW, FAST, ULTRA, ULTRA2, ULTRA160, ULTRA320,
           or NOLIMIT (where NOLIMIT means use max)        Default: max
  <width> is either 0, 8, or 16 (where 0 means use max)    Default: max
  <term> is either ON, OFF, or DEFAULT                     Default: ON

Short Command for SCSI:   SCSI
----

To confirm the A7173A adapter’s maximum data transfer rate, follow these steps:

From the BCH Main Menu, enter ser to display the Service Menu.
TIP: To return to the BCH Main Menu from other BCH menus, enter main.

From the service menu, enter the scsi command, using this syntax:

scsi <path> rate

Where <path> is the path to the A7173A adapter. Example 3-4 shows a typical command output:

Example 3-4 Typical scsi rate Command Output

Service Menu: Enter command > scsi 3/0/6/1/0 rate
Path (dec)         Initiator ID  SCSI Rate  Auto Term  Bus Width
-----------------  ------------  ---------  ---------  ---------
3/0/6/1/0               6          MAX       UNKNOWN      MAX

In Example 3-4, the SCSI data transfer rate (SCSI Rate) is MAX. This is the default setting, which enables the A7173A adapter’s maximum data transfer rate of 320 MB/s.

To retain the current data transfer rate, enter main to go back to the BCH Main Menu.

To change the data transfer rate, enter the scsi command from the Service Menu, using the syntax:

scsi <path> rate <rate>

Where <path> is the path to the A7173A adapter, and <rate> is the target rate setting; see the scsi help screen for acceptable <rate> values for your system. For example, the command to set the rate for the adapter shown in Example 3-4 to Ultra 160 SCSI would be:

scsi 3/0/6/1/0 rate ULTRA160

The command to set the rate for the adapter shown in Example 3-4 to MAX (320 MB/s) would be:

scsi 3/0/6/1/0 rate NOLIMIT

If you change the data transfer rate, HP recommends that you use the scsi <path> rate command to confirm that the rate has changed. When you are satisfied that the maximum data transfer rate is set correctly, enter main to return to the BCH Main Menu.




	TIP: Use the scsi command syntax displayed in the scsi help screen to confirm or change other SCSI parameters.

Using the EFI Utility on HP Integrity Systems

If the A7173A adapter is installed in a supported HP Integrity® system, a menu driven Extended Firmware Interface based Parallel SCSI Offline Operations Utility (EFI utility) can be used to set or confirm the SCSI parameters offline. The EFI utility can also be used offline to update the A7173A adapter firmware, save the A7173A adapter firmware to a file, and view the A7173A adapter vital product data (VPD). The executable file name of the EFI utility is: pscsi.efi




	NOTE: For important details about each of the SCSI parameters that can be set offline using the EFI utility, see: “About SCSI IDs” “About the Maximum Data Transfer Rate” “About Bus Width”

Downloading the EFI Driver, EFI Utility, and Firmware

If you have an HP Offline Diagnostics and Utilities DVD that contains the software, go to “Starting the pscsi Utility.”

To download and install the package containing the EFI driver, pscsi utility, and adapter firmware, follow these steps:

Download the software from the Business Support Center:
1. Go to the Business Support Center website:
  http://www.hp.com/go/bizsupport
2. Click Download drivers and software
3. Search for A7173A.
4. Click the link for the adapter in the search results.
5. Click the link for “cross-operating system software,” or similar.
6. Click the Download>> link for the EFI Boot Services Driver.
Follow the instructions provided with the download package to copy the files to the correct location on your system and start the pscsi utility.

Starting the pscsi Utility

To start the pscsi EFI utility, follow these steps:




	NOTE: To run the utility from a CD or DVD, the disc containing the `pscsi` utility must be inserted in a drive when you boot the system, to allow device mapping.

To reboot the system, enter this command from the system prompt:
# /usr/sbin/shutdown -ry now
The system reboots.
When the “EFI Boot Manager” menu appears, use the arrow keys to highlight EFI Shell, then press Enter; you must make this selection before the end of the timeout period displayed on the screen. The device mapping table displays.

Change to the directory on the EFI partition, CD, or DVD that contains the pscsi EFI utility.




	NOTE: If you run the EFI utility from a hard disk and a firmware update fails, these files may not be recoverable. Also, if the hard disk is not accessible, you may not be able to run the EFI utility again to correct the problem. If this happens, obtain a CD or DVD, reboot, and run the EFI utility from a CD or DVD.

From the EFI shell prompt, enter pscsi to start the utility.

If the EFI utility finds any LSI Logic 53C1030 SCSI chips in the system (on an A7173A adapter, on any other HBA, or as Core-IO), the pscsi main menu displays:

-----------------------------------------------------------------
           Parallel SCSI Offline Operations Utility
                Version 1.02.01.00
(C)Copyright 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company,L.P.
-----------------------------------------------------------------

           Configure SCSI Ultra320 Interface

           Download and Install Firmware Image

           Advanced Operation

           Exit Application

Use the Arrow keys (Up or Down) to move the highlight to a menu item; press Enter to select the item. To exit this utility, select Exit Application and press Enter.

Configuring the SCSI Ultra320 Interface

From the pscsi main menu, select Configure SCSI Ultra320 Interface. A menu listing the available SCSI Ultra320 controllers appears. Example 3-5 shows the list of available controllers on a typical system:

Example 3-5 Typical List of Available SCSI Controllers

Available SCSI Ultra320 Controllers

                                  SCSI
Slot    Seg     Bus     Dev       Channel
------------------------------------------------------------------
XX 1    00      20      01       Ch A    Ch B
        SCSI Ultra320 Core-IO

01 2     00      80      01       Ch A    Ch B
        SCSI Ultra320 Dual-Channel PCI-X Adapter

------------------------------------------------------------------
                        Back

1	Core-IO SCSI controller, indicated by `XX` in the `Slot` column and the description `SCSI Ultra320 Core-IO`.
2	A7173A SCSI Controller, indicated by a numeric value in the `Slot` column and the description `SCSI Ultra320 Dual-Channel PCI-X Adapter`.

To return to the main menu, use Tab to highlight Back, then press Enter.

To configure a SCSI channel, use the Arrow keys (Left, Right, Up, and Down) to highlight Channel A or Channel B of a SCSI controller, then press Enter. An information screen for the selected SCSI channel displays. For example:

LSI Logic Host Bus Adapters
Adapter  PCI  PCI  PCI    RAID   FW Revision  Pro-  LSI        RAID       IRQ
              Bus  Dev  Fnc    Alert               duct  Control    Status
<53C1030  80  02   00>    -----   1.03.35.65  IT     Enabled     ---------   0  *




	NOTE: Although the first line in the display reads “LSI Logic Host Bus Adapters,” if you select a SCSI channel on a SCSI controller that is Core-IO, as opposed to being located on an A7173A host bus adapter, information for the Core-IO SCSI channel will appear in this screen.

Use the Arrow keys (Left or Right) to highlight the SCSI Controller , the FW Revision, or one of the other items, then press Enter for more details and options.




	NOTE: The response may not be instantaneous, depending on the terminal you are using. Allow sufficient time for the EFI utility to respond before pressing any other keys.

Example 3-6 shows the Adapter Properties screen for a typical A7173A controller:

Example 3-6 Typical Adapter Properties Screen

     Adapter Properties

     Adapter  PCI  PCI  PCI
              Bus  Dev  Fnc
     53C1030  80   02   00

               <Device Properties>
               <RAID Properties>

               Boot Support              [Enabled BIOS & OS]
               Host SCSI ID              [ 7]
               Secondary Cluster Server  [No]
               Termination Control       [Auto]
               <Restore Defaults>

Use the Arrow keys to select a setting, then use + or - to change the value:

To change the Boot Support options, select the default Enabled BIOS & OS in the Boot Support row, then use + or - to change the displayed value to Enable BIOS Only, Enable OS Only, or Disable. Press Enter to accept the option that is displayed on the screen.
CAUTION: HP recommends that you do not change the default Enabled BIOS and OS setting unless you are instructed to do so by a support representative.
To change the Host SCSI ID, select the default 7 in the Host SCSI ID row, then use + or - to change the displayed value. Press Enter to accept the Host SCSI ID option that is displayed on the screen. In general, the Host SCSI ID should be set at the default value of 7, unless the SCSI adapter is in a multi-initiator configuration.
To enable the Secondary Cluster Server option, select the default No in the Secondary Cluster Server row, then use + or - to change the displayed value. Press Enter to accept the Secondary Cluster Server option that is displayed on the screen. For HP-UX, HP recommends that you set the “Secondary Cluster Server” option to “Yes”, to avoid a bus reset every time the host reboots.
To restore all of the settings to the factory default values, select <Restore Defaults> and press Enter.

Configuring SCSI Devices

To view and change the properties of attached SCSI devices, select <Device Properties> from the Adapter Properties screen, then press Enter. The Device Properties screen appears. Example 3-7 shows the Device Properties screen for a typical system:

Example 3-7 Typical Device Properties Screen

Device Properties
SCSI  Device Identifier            MB/Sec  MT/Sec   Data   Scan   Scan
ID                                                  Width  ID     LUNs > 0
 0    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]      *
 1    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 2    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 3    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 4    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 5    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 6    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 7    53C1030                       320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 8    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
 9    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
10    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
11    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
12    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
13    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
14    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]
15    -                             320     [160]    [16]   [Yes]  [Yes]

You can use the Device Properties screen to perform the following tasks:

Change the SCSI Data Transfer Rate for the entire SCSI bus, or for an individual device
Change the Data Bus Width for the entire SCSI bus, or for an individual device
Enable or disable Scan ID
Turn Disconnect on or off
Enable or disable Scan LUNs
Turn Que Tags on or off
Change SCSI timeout duration
Restore Default settings

Use the Arrow keys to highlight specific properties for any device on the SCSI bus. If you continue pressing the Arrow key, moving from left to right in any row on the screen, additional columns will be displayed. Depending on the selection made, + or - are used to view the options available for a particular selection. Press Enter to accept the Device Properties that are displayed on the screen.




	NOTE: “Format” and “Verify” do not apply to HP-UX

Downloading and Installing a Firmware Image

From the main menu screen, use the Arrow keys to select Download and Install Firmware Image, then press Enter. A menu listing the available SCSI Ultra320 controllers appears. For example:

Example 3-8 Selecting a Controller for Firmware Update

Available SCSI Ultra320 Controllers

                                Flash   SCSI            EFI
Slot    Seg     Bus     Dev     Part    Firmware        Driver
-------------------------------------------------------------------
XX      00      20      01      No      1.03.06.00      1.02.09.00
        SCSI Ultra320 Core-IO

01      00      80      01      Yes     1.03.35.65      1.04.02.00
        SCSI Ultra320 Dual-Channel PCI-X Adapter 
------------------------------------------------------------------
Select All        Back

The Flash Part column indicates whether the EFI utility can update the firmware of a SCSI controller. A value of No in this column indicates the EFI utility cannot be used to update firmware for that controller. In Example 3-8, the first SCSI controller listed is a Core-IO controller, as indicated by its description and the value of XX in the Slot column. You cannot use the EFI utility to update the firmware for Core-IO SCSI controllers. The EFI utility can only perform firmware updates on SCSI controllers that are attached to host bus adapters installed in PCI slots.

The SCSI Firmware and EFI Driver columns display the versions of the SCSI firmware and EFI driver that are currently running on the controller.

To update the SCSI firmware or EFI driver on an A7173A adapter, use the arrow keys to highlight the SCSI controller attached to the A7173A adapter that you want to update, then press Enter. The EFI utility will display a directory listing from which you can select the firmware image file, such as in Example 3-9:

Example 3-9 Selecting a Firmware Image to Download

Select Firmware Image
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
  <DIR> .. 
        it_1030.fw 1      Ultra320 SCSI Firmware 1.03.35.65 
        lsimpt.rom 2      Ultra320 EFI  Driver   1.04.02.00


-----------------------------------------------------------------------
     Back

1	An adapter firmware file
2	An EFI driver file

Updating the Adapter Firmware

If you select an Ultra320 SCSI Firmware file (such as it_1030.fw in Example 3-9), then press Enter, a confirmation screen appears. For example

     You are about to install SCSI Firmware version 1.03.35.65
                     Do you want to proceed? (y/n)

If you press y, a status screen appears, displaying the progress of the operation. For example:

           Installing SCSI Firmware Image for Seg:00 Bus:80 Dev:01
           Percentage Complete - 100%
           Re-initializing controller...
           This operation may take up to one minute.

           Firmware Image Installation successful for Seg:00 Bus:80 Dev:01
           Updated Seg:00 Bus:80 Dev:01 to SCSI Firmware Version 1.03.35.65

           Press any key to continue

Press any key to return to the main menu.

Updating the EFI Driver

If you select an EFI driver file from the Select Firmware Image menu, (such as lsimpt.rom in Example 3-9), then press Enter, a confirmation screen appears:

            You are about to install EFI Driver version 1.04.02.00
                                        Do you want to proceed? (y/n)

If you press y, a status screen appears, displaying the progress of the operation. For example:

          Installing EFI Driver Image for Seg:00 Bus:80 Dev:01
          Percentage Completed - 100%
          Re-initializing controller...
          This operation may take up to one minute.

          Firmware Image Installation successful for Seg:00 Bus:80 Dev:01
          Updating Vital Product Data (VPD)...Done
          Updated Seg:00 Bus:80 Dev:01 to EFI Driver Version 1.04.02.00

          Press any key to continue

Press any key to return to the main menu.

Advanced Operations: Save SCSI Firmware Image or EFI Driver Image to File

To perform advanced operations, select Advanced Operations from the main menu and press Enter. The following menu displays:

    -----------------------------------------------------------------
              Parallel SCSI Offline Operations Utility
    (C) Copyright 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
    -----------------------------------------------------------------

                     Save SCSI Firmware Image to file
                     Save EFI Driver Image to file
                     Display Vital Product Data (VPD)
                                             Main Menu

To save a SCSI firmware image or an EFI driver image to a file, use the arrow keys to highlight Save SCSI Firmware Image to file or Save EFI Driver Image to file, then press Enter to display the “Available SCSI Ultra320 Controllers” screen; for example:

Available SCSI Ultra320 Controllers

                                Flash   SCSI            EFI
Slot    Seg     Bus     Dev     Part    Firmware        Driver
-------------------------------------------------------------------
XX      00      20      01      No      1.03.35.00      1.02.09.00
        SCSI Ultra320 Core-IO 
01      00      80      01      Yes     1.03.39.00      1.04.02.00
        SCSI Ultra320 Dual-Channel PCI-X Adapter




------------------------------------------------------------------
                       Back

Navigate using Arrow Keys and <Tab>.Press <Enter> to Select

Use the arrow keys to highlight a SCSI controller; then press Enter to display the “Choose File to save Firmware Image” screen. For example:

Choose File to save Firmware Image
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

<DIR> .. 
      new.rom                   Ultra320 SCSI Firmware 1.03.39.00 
      it_1030.fw                Ultra320 SCSI Firmware 1.03.35.65 
      lsimpt.rom                Ultra320 EFI  Driver   1.04.02.00 
      10300.rom                 Ultra320 EFI  Driver   1.03.00.00 



-----------------------------------------------------------------------
     Back            Save As:

Navigate using Arrow Keys and <Tab>. Choose Save As to input a file name

Use the arrow keys to highlight a firmware image file, then use Tab to select Save As. Following Save As in the same line, the curser will flash. Enter the file name for the firmware image, then press Enter. A status screen appears, displaying the progress of the operation. For example:

        Saving SCSI Firmware Image to File...

        Firmware image is successfully saved to file

Press any key to continue

Press any key to continue. The firmware image file you selected has been saved to the file name you entered.

Advanced Operations: Display Vital Product Data (VPD)

Choose Display Vital Product Data (VPD) from the “Advanced Operations” menu, then press Enter. The VPD screen displays. This information can be supplied to an HP support engineer if you need assistance troubleshooting a problem with the SCSI controller. Example 3-10 shows a typical VPD screen:

Example 3-10 Typical Vital Product Data Screen

           Vital Product Data (VPD) for Seg: 00 Bus: 80 Dev: 01
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Identification                  PCI-X DUAL CHANNEL ULTRA320 SCSI ADAPTER
    <PN> Board Part Number          A6961-60011
    <EC> Engineering Change Level   B-4405
    <SN> Serial Number              52SY549112
    <V0> Miscellaneous Information  PW=15W PCI-X=64BIT,133MHZ
    <V2> Manufacturing Date Code    B-4405
    <V1> EFI Driver Version         1.04.02.00
          ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Exiting the EFI Utility

To exit the pscsi EFI Utility and return to the EFI shell prompt, choose Exit Application from the Main Menu, then press Enter.

If you have updated the EFI driver, the follow screen appears:

      Updating the EFI Driver Image requires a system reset
      for the new EFI Driver to take effect.

      Do you want to reset the system now? (y/n)

You must press y to reset the system in order to complete the new EFI driver installation.