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Add hint on how to show PCI ID in lsiutil
ZNikke Oct 3, 2019
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Also show/save board manufacturing information
ZNikke Oct 4, 2019
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README: Back up to main menu before flashing
ZNikke Oct 25, 2019
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Sel 9087 ect your adapter.

`59. Dump PCI config space`

If you have multiple adapters this helps figuring out the mapping between the lsiutil symbolic names and the PCI device ID.

For example the combined location 001b00 corresponds to 0000:1b:00.0 when running lsirec later on.

`46. Upload FLASH section` → `5. Complete (all sections)`

Make a complete Flash backup to be safe.
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`68. Show port state summary`

`69. Show board manufacturing information`

Copy and paste these somewhere safe. Take special note of the SAS WWID.

`33. Erase non-volatile adapter storage` → `3. FLASH`, then also
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Wipe the whole Flash. This will take a while. Option number 3 excludes the
manufacturing config pages, so you need both.

Press `RETURN` to back up to the main menu.

`2. Download firmware (update the FLASH)`

Flash the new firmware. Optionally, use
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