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Before upgrading the IO cards, the user must execute run the health check script for each card. This script verifies the existence of the mp_mtp2.conf.slot files on the IO card as well as its synchronization to the management CPU card. 

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1. At the Linux prompt, enter startmenu and press ENTER.
2. Select System and press ENTER.
3. Navigate to the Software Revisions screen.
4. Select IO Versions and press ENTER.

5. Enter n and press ENTER.
   

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   title Note
   There will be an asterisks beside any cards that are running software that is out of date.

   
   

6. Type u and press ENTER. This will update the boot code for one of the I/O cards. Wait for the card to upgrade and then repeat for each card that is out of date. 

7. Press ENTER. The following message appears:

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   No selection, exiting. Press <return> to continue.

   
   

8. Press ENTER.

Optional: Perform test calls as required to make sure that routing through the upgraded I/O cards is successful.

Optional: Log into either MGMT CPU and run the following command where the numbers are relative to the IO cards installed in the system (in this example we use slot12, slot13 and slot22). Verify the Bootcode is correct. 

# for slot in 12 13 22
> do
> echo "SLOT: $slot"
> rsh slot${slot}_0 "pti_info bootrev"
> echo
> done

# for slot in 12 13 22
> do
> echo "SLOT: $slot"
> rsh slot${slot}_0 "pti_info bootrev"
> echo
> done
SLOT: 12
Bootcode Revision   : 810Q0991.13
 
SLOT: 13
Bootcode Revision   : 810Q0991.12
 
SLOT: 22
Bootcode Revision   : 810Q0991.12