Functional Image Update 15540 CPU ?

I have 4 spare cpu cards with 1.25 version if the functional image, and I am trying to update them to 1.27. I have a spare shelf, that I powered up. I would to do this in the office, as opposed to in the field, after the cpu is installed on the active ring. The spare shelf is powered up , with just a cpu in slot 6. I am trying to do this using my laptop , with the functional image stored on the c drive, at the root directory C:\ . And transferring the file from that location on the hard drive, through the serial port / console cable, to the bootflash, on the cpu card. I have gotten to a point were I thought it was going to work, but I am getting an ?INVALID FILE NAME? error ? Do you have any suggestions ?
This a copy of what I am doing, and the responses I am getting.
Switch#copy ftp://@C:/fi-ons15540-ph0cpu.A.1-27.exo: bootflash
Destination filename [fi-ons15540-ph0cpu.A.1-27.exo:]?
Accessing ftp://C:/fi-ons15540-ph0cpu.A.1-27.exo:...
%Error opening ftp://C:/fi-ons15540-ph0cpu.A.1-27.exo: (Invalid file name)
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Rob

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| Copyright (c) 1999 Oracle Corporation |
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+===========================================================================*/
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I noticed the same behavior reported by Bob: Not regarding the "process filter" or the "update frequency" selected "CPU Time" column is only updated when details dialog is open. I noticed it just today (which triggered the search here), I wonder if this "feature" has been always present or maybe activity monitor is getting lazy?
Regards,
Mauro

How do I update Intel CPU microcode.

I have got msi z77a gd65 motherboard. How do I update Intel CPU microcode.
01. Update CPU Microcode for Ivy Bridge E-1 and L-1(M12306A9_00000019).
&Update CPU Microcode for Sandy Bridge Q-0 and D-2(M12206A7_00000029).
Global Moderators help me.

Quote from: flobelix on 29-July-13, 05:33:53
What do you want to do? The 2500K is supported by the Z77A-GD65 out of the box no matter which bios version it is at.
You may look at this page http://www.station-drivers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=4575

READ_TEXT can read text form sap .Which function can update this text?

Which function can update/edit the text that readed by function READ_TEXT ?

Hi,
Check SAP help on SAVE_TEXT
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_40b/helpdata/en/d6/0db8ef494511d182b70000e829fbfe/content.htm
OR
http://www.geocities.com/rmtiwari/main.html?http://www.geocities.com/rmtiwari/Resources/MySolutions/Dev/Codes/Report/Z_TASK_LIST_LTEXT_UPLOAD.html
Cheers
VJ

Has imaging update driver been replicated to satellite

Hi,
I'm new to the world of zenworks and linux, so i don't know too much.
We're currently running zenworks 11.2.3 and i recently installed the imaging update driver on our primaries.
Now that i have done that, how do i check if it has been replicated properly to the satellite servers?
We are running zenworks on a SLES setup
We have had some issues regarding the imaging of some of our pc models and i was recommended to do this update, that is why i want to check if it has been applied to the satellite servers.
Regards

bes wrote:
>
> AndersG;2316550 Wrote:
> > Bes,
> > > Now that i have done that, how do i check if it has been
> > > replicated properly to the satellite servers?
> >
> > I would check in the /srv/tftp dir and below to be absolutely sure.
> >
> > http://www.novell.com/rms
>
> What exactly should i check for? A specific file or?
You could check the files in the /srv/tftp/boot folder, do they have
the same time/version as the ones on your primary servers?
Niels
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