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Example:

mstarchive --bins-dir /full/path/to/bin/directory/ --version 1.1.1 --out-file

out.mfa2 mstarchive --mfa2-file out.mfa2

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mstarchive Synopsis

[--help] [--version version] [--out-file out_file] [--bins-dir bins_dir] [-m|--

mfa2-file mfa2_file]

where:

--help Shows the help message and exit

--version version MFA2’s version in the following format: x.x.x

--out-file out_file The output file

-bins-dir bins_dir The directory with the binaries files

-m|--mfa2-file mfa2_file Mfa2 file to parse

mstconfig – Changing Device Configuration

Tool

The mstconfig tool allows the user to change some of the device configurations without reburningthe

firmware. The configuration is also kept after reset.

By default, mstconfigshows the configurations that will be loaded in the next boot.

For 5th generation devices, it is also possible to query the default configurations and theconfigurations

that are used by the current running firmware.

Tool Requirements

OFED/UPStreamdriver to be installed and enabled (for ConnectX-3 and ConnectX-3

Pro)

Access to the device through BDF format

For the adapter cards below, the following firmware versions are required:

ConnectX®-3/ConnectX®-3 Pro: v2.31.5000 or above

The .mfa2 file can be used with ethtool to burn adapter cards firmware. The procedure is

described in mstflint - Updating Firmware Using ethtool/devlink and .mfa2 File section.

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Nvidia MSTFLINT User Manual

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