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sc9000nerd

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March 14th, 2024 15:40

Firmware

Is there a way to check a hard drives firmware from CLI? 

for example...

#> shellaccess developer

#> disk show

#> disk get 1        <<<< this shows some useful information but i cant find firmware anywhere

I know i can see firmware from the web gui. Any help would be appreciated. 

  • DELL-Joey C

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    Posted March 15th, 2024 02:36

    Hi,

     

    The only command to grab disk information is the one you have found, disk show or disk get <ManagedObjID#>. It would both show the same information you have mentioned. There isn't a more indepth command. 

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  • DELL-Charles R

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    Posted March 14th, 2024 19:57

    Hello,

     

    What system are you working with?

    I assume by your user name it is SC9000 but I wanted to confirm.

     

    Have you tried

     

    #> show disk

     

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  • sc9000nerd

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    Posted March 14th, 2024 23:01

    @DELL-Charles R​ currently i am working with a SCv2020 SCOS 7.4.21 but i do also have a sc9000 with SCOS 6.4.

    show disk does not work in the CLI terminal. "Disk Show" does work but it does not produce disk firmware the columns are as follows:

    index, name, managementDiscipline, operstatus, health, parentfolder Class, total blockcount, rightsized blockcount unallocated blockcount, disksize, logicalsectorSize, phyiscalSectorSize.

    is there perhaps a more specific command i can use to get a single disk firmware?