![]() Step 2: Download the Update Repository that suits your target server, from the link given in previous step Step 3: Make a bootable medium (i.e. First section is a list of the steps to be done, second section comprises of troubleshooting steps I took for errors encountered, and the last section shows the command line output of the each step List of Steps Step 1: Read the instructions listed on Dell’s website After it has finished, perform a warm reboot to complete any outstanding dependencies – and you’re done! ![]() In a nutshell, what I did was to update the Dell Lifecycle Controller, download an ISO that contains the complete set of firmware packages for the server model, and use it as a bootable medium to update the firmware. Theoretically, the steps mentioned here should work across the different models of the PowerEdge series – the only difference is the version of the Dell Lifecycle Controller (LCC) and firmware to be used. Firmware Upgrade Package Release Date: Nov 1, 2016.Firmware Upgrade Package: _11-43-39 (contains 127 firmware packages).Operating System: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5. ![]()
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