"utfwload" wasn't working as planned: although I had the latest patches
applied [say, for example, 127553-05 or 139548-01], the utfwload command
told me it was pushing out an old version of the FW.
I figured out that it was the "System Version" in the "utfwadm -P"
output that it was grabbing:
/etc/opt/SUNWkio/sessions/SUNWutWBT {28} # utfwadm -P
System Version(P1) 4.0_48_2007.08.01.15.48
In an act of pure desperation [and boredom], I added another interface
with "utadm -A" and lo and behold, the "System Version" changed:
/tftpboot {78} # utfwadm -P
System Version(P1) 4.1_139548-01_2008.12.08.15.16
Now utfwload can grab the latest version.
One other caveat: I noticed it grabbed the non-GUI version in
/opt/SUNWut/lib/firmware/. If you want to push the GUI version
[/opt/SUNWut/lib/firmware_gui; can access the VPN menu, can override
what option 49 is providing, etc.], I had to move the non-GUI file out
of the directory [in my case, CoronaP8] and temporarily copy in the GUI
version [just renaming wasn't enough; apparently, utadm looks at file
type, not name. When both files were in the "firmware" directory, it
warned me there was a duplicate and it chose the non-GUI one].
Has anyone else experimented with utfwload and gotten similar results?
Scott
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