command before making any changes. This is your only "undo" button if a firmware flash goes sideways. OEM Restrictions:
This lists all detected Intel NICs and their current configurations. Update MAC Address eeupdate64e.efi /NIC=X /MAC=XXXXXXXXXXXX Replaces the MAC address of the specified NIC (where is the adapter number found in the list command). Update Firmware/EEPROM eeupdate64e.efi /NIC=X /DATA [filename.bin] Writes a specific binary file to the adapter's EEPROM. Check Inventory eeupdate64e.efi /NIC=X /INVENTORY eeupdate64eefi top
Used to restore a card if its EEPROM has become corrupted or if the MAC address has been lost Production Deployment: command before making any changes
When I run the tool, the screen buffer fills up quickly, and I can't see the initial adapter indices clearly. Update MAC Address eeupdate64e
If a full firmware update (using the standard eeupdate64eefi without flags) fails halfway, the top block might contain garbage data. Re-applying only the top block can often stabilize the adapter enough for a full reprogramming.
) should be placed on a FAT32-formatted USB drive, which the UEFI Shell can read Intel Controllers: The tool only works with Intel-based network controllers (e.g., I210, I350, X710 series) command syntax