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On systems running Linux:

/opt/dell/srvadmin/etc/srvadmin-storage/hddfwver.csv

On systems running ESXi:

/etc/cim/dell/srvadmin/srvadmin-storage/hddfwver.csv

If the existing firmware(s) for all physical disks is the latest, the following message is displayed:

There are no physical disks available that require firmware update.

Related Concepts

Physical Disk Firmware Version Report Properties

The report displays information for the drives that require a firmware upgrade as listed in the table below:

Table 17. Physical Disk Firmware Version Report Properties

Property Definition

Name Displays the nexus or location of each drive that has to be

updated. This nexus is represented as a two or three-digit

mapping of the drive location. Example:

Two-digit mapping: 0:1 = Controller 0: Slot 1 Three-digit

mapping: 1:0:4 = Controller 1: Connector 0: Slot 4

Model Number Displays the unique number associated with a specific OEM

vendor's drives and drive capacity.

Firmware Version Displays the current running version of the firmware on the

specific drive in the system.

Latest Available Firmware Version Displays the firmware version that is compared against the

firmware version in the comparison file.

Nautilus EFI Nautilus is the tool that is used for offline firmware updates.

Nautilus EFI is the version of the tool that works on 11th

generation of supported servers. This tool updates multiple

drive types with a single scan and updates procedure boot

and runs from a USB key. If the Nautilus EFI column has a

part number, then that drive is shipped on an 11th generation

server. When downloaded, this tool appears under the Drive

Firmware Downloads with a filename of the format

NautilusEFIAxx_ZPE.exe.

Nautilus DOS Nautilus is the tool that is used for offline firmware updates.

Nautilus DOS is the version of the tool that works on 9th —

11th generation of supported servers with SAS and SATA

drives. This tool updates multiple drive types with a single

scan and updates procedure boot and runs from a USB key,

preboot execution environment (PXE), or CD-ROM. If the

Nautilus DOS column has a part number, then that drive is