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[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]# nvmeadm -v load-firmware nvme0 ./vdv10170.bin
1536000 bytes downloaded.
[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]# nvmeadm -v commit-firmware nvme0 2
Firmware committed to slot 2.
[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]# nvmeadm -v activiate-firmware nvme0 2
usage:
  nvmeadm -h [<command>]
  nvmeadm [-dv] <command> <ctl>[/<ns>][,...] [<args>]

  Manage NVMe controllers and namespaces.

commands:
  list               - list controllers and namespaces
  identify           - identify controllers and/or namespaces
  get-logpage        - get a log page from controllers and/or namespaces
  get-features       - get features from controllers and/or namespaces
  format             - format namespace(s) of a controller
  secure-erase       - secure erase namespace(s) of a controller
  detach             - detach blkdev(7d) from namespace(s) of a controller
  attach             - attach blkdev(7d) to namespace(s) of a controller
  load-firmware      - load firmware to a controller
  commit-firmware    - commit downloaded firmware to a slot of a controller
  activate-firmware  - activate a firmware slot of a controller

flags:
  -h  print usage information
  -d  print information useful for debugging nvmeadm
  -v  print verbose information
[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]# nvmeadm -v activate-firmware nvme0 2

nvmeadm: Failed to activate slot 2: Success
[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]#
[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]# nvmeadm get-logpage nvme0 firmware
nvmeadm: nvme0: no such controller or namespace

[root@ac-1f-6b-bb-d2-23 (us-east-2) /zones/cloudops]# diskinfo
TYPE    DISK                    VID      PID              SIZE          RMV SSD
NVME    c1t5CD2E491BD290100d0   INTEL    SSDPE2KE032T8    2980.82 GiB   no  yes
NVME    c2t5CD2E48CBD290100d0   INTEL    SSDPE2KE032T8    2980.82 GiB   no  yes
NVME    c3t5CD2E433B8290100d0   INTEL    SSDPE2KE032T8       0.00 GiB   no  yes