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b57util Utilities Program Users Guide Version 1.9 • Date 04/05/02 Prepared by: Tak Tomita Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide Copyright © 2000-2002 Broadcom Corporation All Rights Reserved No part of this document may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing from Broadcom Corporation. Broadcom Corporation reserves the right to make changes to the products or information contained in this document without notice. No liability is assumed as a result of their use or application. No rights under any patent accompany the sale of any such products or information. Epigram, InsideLine, and iLine10 are trademarks of Broadcom Corporation. Broadcom Corporation 16125 Alton Parkway Irvine, CA 92619-7013 www.broadcom.com page ii Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. PREREQUISITES 2 3. FUNCTIONS LIST 3 4. FUNCTIONS DESCRIPTION 4 4.1 wole 4 4.2 wold 4 4.3 pxee 5 4.4 pxed 5 4.5 pxes 5 4.6 mbae 6 4.7 mbad 6 4.8 mbas 6 4.9 upgf 7 4.10 ver 7 4.11 help 8 4.12 exit 8 page iii Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide 1. Introduction This document provides the information on how to use the b57util utilities DOS program on Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet adapter, in particular BCM570x and its related components. All commands can be entered from DOS prompt or CLI, the Command Line Interface, prompt. When program is run without parameter, the CLI mode is entered. Otherwise, the parameter will be used as command to be executed and exit the program after. In CLI, assuming there are three devices in the system, all devices information always displayed before each prompt as the following example: D = 0 1 2 Fmw ==== 1.2 1.0 1.3 Bus/Dev ======= 03:09:0 03:0A:0 05:05:0 b57util>wole Enabling wol Enabling wol Enabling wol D = 0 1 2 Fmw ==== 1.2 1.0 1.3 Perm.MACAddr ============ 00101801026C 001018010278 001018010212 SVID ==== 14E4 14E4 14E4 SSID ==== 1644 1644 1644 Curr.MACAddr ============ 00101801026C 001018010278 001018010212 SVID ==== 14E4 14E4 14E4 SSID ==== 1644 1644 1644 WOL === no no Yes MBA/ver ========= P/2.2.5 none B/2.2.6 Spd ==== auto 100F auto SVID ==== 14E4 14E4 14E4 SSID ==== 1644 1644 1644 Curr.MACAddr ============ 00101801026C 001018010278 001018010212 SVID ==== 14E4 14E4 14E4 SSID ==== 1644 1644 1644 WOL === Yes Yes Yes MBA/ver ========= P/2.2.5 none B/2.2.6 Spd ==== auto 100F auto all for device 0 for device 1 for device 2 Bus/Dev ======= 03:09:0 03:0A:0 05:05:0 Perm.MACAddr ============ 00101801026C 001018010278 001018010212 b57util> In the example above, the MBA column indicates the protocol used in the boot agent along with the boot agent version number. The following protocols are supported. • • • PXE: indicated by ‘P’ RPL: indicated by ‘R’ BOOTP: indicated by ‘B’ page 1 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide 2. Prerequisites OS: DOS 6.22 Software: b57util.exe. page 2 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide 3. Functions List Functions: cmd: Enable WOL Disable WOL Enable PXE (deprecated) Disable PXE (deprecated) Change PXE speed (deprecated) Enable MBA Disable MBA Change MBA speed Upgrade firmware Software version Software Help Exit program wole wold pxee pxed pxes mbae mbad mbas upgf ver help exit page 3 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide 4. Functions Description 4.1 wole cmd: wole Description:Enable WOL. Syntax: [-]wole devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The syntax for devnum is as followed:Where d is the device number 0 to number of devices – 1. For example, if you have three devices in the system, the valid device number is 0, 1, or 2. Example: From DOS prompt: C:\>b57util wole 0 ; Enable WOL for device 0 C:\>b57util –wole all ; Enable WOL for all devices found in the system From CLI prompt: ; Enable WOL for device 0 and device 2 b57util>wole 0,2 Please note there is no spaces allowed in the device list. Furthermore, the ‘all’ parameter must be in lower case. The ‘-‘ before command is optional to support compatibility with b57man. 4.2 wold cmd: wold Description:Disable WOL. Syntax: [-]wold devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. Please see wole command for the examples. page 4 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide 4.3 pxee cmd: pxee Description:Enable PXE. Syntax: [-]pxee devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. Please see wole command for the examples. This command is deprecated and will eventually be removed; please use mbae command instead. 4.4 pxed cmd: pxed Description:Disable PXE. Syntax: [-]pxed devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. Please see wole command for the examples. This command is deprecated and will eventually be removed; please use mbad command instead. 4.5 pxes cmd: pxes Description: Change PXE speed Syntax: [-]pxes devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. The speed choices are auto, 10 half duplex, 10 full duplex, 100 half duplex, and 100 full duplex. The speed must be entered in lower case and exact spelling as stated in the Syntax. This command is deprecated and will eventually be removed; please use mbas command instead. Example: page 5 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide Changes all device to speed auto for PXE. C:\>b57util pxes all auto 4.6 mbae cmd: mbae Description:Enable. Syntax: [-]mbae devnum [pxe | rpl | bootp] devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is similar to wole command except for the optional argument. Please see wole command for the examples. The optional argument allows the selection of boot agent. The argument must be entered in lower case and exact spelling as stated in the Syntax. Without this argument, the current boot protocol selection stored in the configuration will be selected. Some boot images do not support multiple boot agents; as a result, the selection will be ignored. Example: Changes all device to boot using RPL. C:\>b57util mbae all rpl 4.7 mbad cmd: mbad Description:Disable boot agent. Syntax: [-]mbad devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. Please see wole command for the examples. This command is essentially identical to pxed command. 4.8 mbas cmd: mbas page 6 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide Description: Change boot agent speed Syntax: [-]mbas devnum devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. The speed choices are auto, 10 half duplex, 10 full duplex, 100 half duplex, and 100 full duplex. The speed must be entered in lower case and exact spelling as stated in the Syntax. This command is essentially identical to pxes command. Example: Changes all device to speed auto for the boot agent. C:\>b57util mbas all auto 4.9 upgf cmd: upgf Description: Upgrade the EEPROM content Syntax: [-]upgf devnum [path] devnum : Device number. It can be one or more devices in the list. Use ‘all’ for all devices. The devnum parameter is same as wole command. Please see wole command for the examples. There are five kinds of images can be programmed in to EEPROM: eeprom.bin, b57base.bin, b57pxe.bin, b57undi.bin, and b57mba.nic. When ‘boot’ option is entered, the firmware boot code “eeprom.bin” is programmed into eeprom. When one of ‘base’, ‘pxe’, and ‘undi’ parameter is entered, the b57xxx.bin image is programmed into PXE area. The optional [path] parameter is used to specify where the file is if it is not in the same directory as b57util.exe. 4.10 ver cmd: ver Description: Display software version. Syntax: ver page 7 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary BCM570x • B57UTIL User’s Guide Example: C:\>b57util –ver b57util.exe v2.15 Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Broadcom Corporation, all rights reserved 4.11 help cmd: help Description: Display help Syntax: help Example: C:\>b57util –help b57util.exe v2.15 (04052002) Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Broadcom Corporation, all rights reserved wole wold pxee pxed pxes mbae mbad mbas upgr help ver exit WOL Enable WOL Disable PXE Enable PXE Disable Configure Speed for PXE MBA Enable MBA Disable Configure Speed for MBA Upgrade firmware Display Help Display software version Exit software 4.12 exit cmd: exit Description:Exit program. Syntax: exit from CLI mode. Example: b57util> exit page 8 Broadcom Confidential and Proprietary
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