> Thanks for all the work here.  However, please be careful in doing this. 
If you write the wrong EEPROM image to
> your corrupted EERPOM you could brick your NIC/LOM worse than it is
already.  You could get it into such a
> state that it won't even show up on the PCI bus.  I totally understand
where you are going with this and while
> it may help some it could also hurt others who use an incompatible EEPROM
image as the "good" source for the
> EEPROM.  In addition, since you are using LOM devices in this example, the
maker of the platform that has the
> LOM on it can have specialized parameters in the EEPROM which might not be
set unless the exact EEPROM image
> is burned to the device.  This may enable or disable features the
manufacturer wants to have enabled or
> disabled for various reasons.  So if 
>  the exact EEPROM image is not used to correct the corrupted EEPROM, there
can be problems with doing this.

Hi,

My ethtool -E command is executing without error . However the changes are
not getting reflected. 

Please guide.

REgards
Richa 





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