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a firmware downgrade is permitted.
You must also enter a valid factory
password using the password
parameter to enable firmware
downgrades. For more information, see
.
Optional. Specify yes or no. The
default value is no. When set to yes,
overrideproductid
this option allows mapping of the
device firmware to a product
irrespective of the device's product ID.
You must also enter a valid factory
password using the password
parameter to enable firmware
downgrades. For more information, see
.
Specify a name for this instance of
L&TT. This parameter is optional for the
instname
first instance of L&TT and required for
all other instances of L&TT. If this
parameter is supplied, the log files from
this instance will be created in a
logs_<instance name>
folder in
the logs folder of the L&TT installation
directory or directory specified by
dirpath
.
Specify the absolute path for the
temporary directory used by L&TT for
dirpath
its runtime files. This parameter is
optional when L&TT is run from the
system installation directory and
required when L&TT is run from
removable media, such as a USB flash
drive or CD.
When running L&TT from the system
installation directory, if dirpath is
specified and instname is not
specified, the L&TT runtime files will be
created in the dirpath directory.
Otherwise, if dirpath is specified, the
L&TT runtime files will be created in
<dirpath>/logs_<instance
name>
.
To update firmware on a device at path 2/0.4.0 on Windows:
Examples
hp_ltt -f firmware p=2/0.4.0 file="C:\LTT firmware files\
nl
LTT_Ultrium_3-SCSI_G54D_STANDALONE.frm"
Generating a report or support ticket (CLF)
L&TT can be run from the command line to generate a report or support ticket
on a device. For more information about using reports and support tickets, see
Reports and support tickets (page 115)
Description
hp_ltt -f ticket p=<device path> [directory=<output
directory>] [-format <XML>][instname=<instance name>]
[dirpath=<absolute path directory>]
Syntax
Enter the device path. The format for
the device path varies depending on
p
Parameters
operating system. To determine the
Command line functions
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