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Confusingboat / flash-it

Easy one-step flashing for LSI SAS2-based HBA/RAID devices
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Could not retrieve PCI address from lspci #18

Closed BavYeti closed 3 years ago

BavYeti commented 4 years ago

I guess the output format of lspci verbose changed and the script stops with

Could not retrieve PCI address from lspci

man lspci suggest to use the -m flag for machine readable output

BavYeti commented 4 years ago

Sorry should have read through all issues #14 mentions this already. Anyway I think my patch is backwards compatible and future proof.

Tested on Ubuntu 20.04

Confusingboat commented 4 years ago

I'll be happy to merge in #19 if someone can confirm it also works with 18.04

eyeofmaat commented 4 years ago

I need to run this on a R420 soon. I have 2 of them to do. If you want me to do something specific, let me know.

jayeshgarg commented 4 years ago

+1 tested patch with H310 MM on Ubuntu 20.04.1 Few pointers that may help others(specially dummies like me) using this script and patch 1) Run from pen drive or any other drive not connected via RAID controller(H310) 2) Include this patch (https://github.com/Confusingboat/flash-it/pull/19/files) 3) Download the sample CFG file as well and remove ".example" from it 4) May require manual installation of 7z, Git, Libncurses5(all variants), etc

Confusingboat commented 4 years ago

Sorry for being so slow with this guys.

@eyeofmaat I just want to make sure the script works without manual steps on both 18.04 and 20.04; perhaps you could test the patch with one R420 each on 18.04 and 20.04? That would be awesome.

@jayeshgarg fyi downloading the sample CFG file shouldn't be necessary (check out the script and you'll see its reference is commented out), I've just left it in the repository as reference. Also, if there are manual package installation steps required with Ubuntu 20.04, let's verify which ones are missing and open another issue with those listed so we can get that piece automated in a manner that's backwards compatible with 18.04.

BavYeti commented 4 years ago

@Confusingboat fyi I tested it on a R320 #17 with 20.04 #16 see PR for the Readme

eyeofmaat commented 4 years ago

I have a live install of 18.04.5 (LTS i think) on a USB ready to try this, but I dont know github very well. I dont know how to bring in the patch. I can see the 2 lines (147/148) that were changed, so I can manually edit it in VIM unless you can link me some instructions to include it automatically?

BavYeti commented 4 years ago

@eyeofmaat you basically clone the patched fork I made. Link is in my PR #19 or you go directly to https://github.com/BavYeti/flash-it

yetkinergun commented 3 years ago

came here to say I also used this branch after running into issues on master - can confirm it worked well on my R720xd with H310MM, using Ubuntu 20 Live.