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70 * fully-qualified filename in /usr/lib/fwflash/identify
87 * Function entry point to support the command-line "-r"
88 * option - read image from device to persistent storage.
95 * Function entry point to support the command-line "-f"
96 * option - writes from persistent storage to device
117 * Function entry point to support the command-line "-l"
118 * option - list/report flashable devices attached to the system.
139 * made up of fwflash-[drivername].so
186 * the firmware image file is mandated.
210 * What class of device is this? For tavor-attached devices,
224 * the following change - whenever our identification plugin has
228 * list of similar-looking devices.
233 * Contains SAS or FC Port-WWNs, or IB GUIDS. Both SAS and FC only
236 * (System Image, Node Image, Port 1 and Port 2).
242 * to use for printing appropriate device-specific information
243 * as required by the "-l" option to fwflash(1M).
253 * this type of plugin is for the firmware image vendor-specific
259 * fully-qualified filename in /usr/lib/fwflash/verify,
260 * made up of [drivername]-[vendorname].so
262 * eg /usr/lib/fwflash/verify/ses-SUN.so
263 * is the verification plugin for ses-attached devices which
279 * Firmware image size in bytes, as reported by
286 * to use for different image types. We track the buffer
287 * required for this particular image with this variable.
289 * Once the verifier has figured out what sort of image
296 * Points to the entire firmware image in memory.
310 * For example, our "standard" firmware image (file.fw)
311 * might require use of buffer id 0, but a boot image
314 * specific bufferid that is needed by that firmware image.
321 * the nominated firmware image file is valid for
324 * Note that if the verification fails, the image
325 * does _not_ get force-flashed to the device.
353 * utility defines and macros, since the firmware image we get
354 * from LSI is ARM-format and that means byte- and short-swapping