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Did you ever find your solution? I'm going through the same thing. I've ended up with the task of finding out how to update these blades and so far it's a nightmare.<br />
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I'm using the AMM to do it but have yet to find the correct file/s. <br />
I've also built the ISO from the java based download tool but that craps out a while into booting up the blade.
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Did you ever find your solution? I'm going through the same thing. I've ended up with the task of finding out how to update these blades and so far it's a nightmare.

I'm using the AMM to do it but have yet to find the correct file/s.
I've also built the ISO from the java based download tool but that craps out a while into booting up the blade.

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Found my own solution and explained it for anyone else who comes across this.
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Found my own solution and explained it for anyone else who comes across this.

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Is there a simple to follow roadmap to upgrade the firmware levels on the IBM Bladecentre.<br />
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I have downloaded a number of firmware upgrade files from IBMs Fix Central but just need to know:<br />
(1) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;If I have them all, and<br />
(2) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;What order to apply them in
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Is there a simple to follow roadmap to upgrade the firmware levels on the IBM Bladecentre.

I have downloaded a number of firmware upgrade files from IBMs Fix Central but just need to know:
(1)	If I have them all, and
(2)	What order to apply them in

IBM BladeCentre HS22 Firmware Update

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