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4. After the drive resets, you can reestablish the FTP connection to the drive to
verify the drive microcode level by issuing the command open 169.254.0.3. You
will see a screen that displays the drive type, model number, serial number, and
microcode level.
5. Reenter your user and password information.
6. At the user prompt, type ce and press Enter.
7. At “User name OK. Need password,” type serv1ce for the password.
8. When the login is complete, the FTP prompt displays. Type bin to set the
communication mode to binary.
9. Return to the departure point in Step 10 on page 8-37 which brought you here.
Obtaining Microcode Image By Using Ethernet Port (E06 Only)
Use this procedure to obtain drive microcode from a drive.
1. Perform the procedure “Connecting and Disconnecting Laptop From Drive (E06
Only)” on page 8-36 if you have not done so already.
2. Type ls or dir. The microcode level of the drive displays.
Note: The “D3I2_xxx” is the drive microcode level
3. Type mget *.fmrz (with a space between “mget” and the asterisk) to transfer the
drive microcode image to your laptop. The microcode image file will reside in
the current directory of your laptop. You will see a response like:
mget D3I2_xxx.fmrz?
4. Type y for “yes.” After a brief pause, you will see the message “Data transfer
complete.”
5. Return to the departure point in Step 10 on page 8-37 which brought you here.
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