OBP Flash-update V880

Hi,
my V880 OBP is 4.10.14 and CPU speed is 900 mhz, i was puzzle how to select and confirm which patch to download and upgrade ?cos at the Sun System Handbook, there are 3 patches listed as below, i worried i upgrade with a wrong file and cause problem to server later.
Flash PROM Patch (at the front page of V880 System Handbook)
119241 (4.18.2)
119244 (4.18.11)
121688 (4.22.x)
tks & rdgs.

those are all versions that you can select. you can read up what fixes are associated with each and determine which one you might want. in most cases, you can apply the latest, however read the doc.

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This is embarrassing, I used that very post as my guide when deploying my certificate templates, but failed to change the bit length to 2048. Thank you for being my second set of eyes.
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Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2011 03:50:49 -0700
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Subject: Problem: Flash update on Mac OS 10.411
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