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coinstash@Corner MINGW64 /c/Program Files/Intel/MPSS $ micflash -update -device all Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor - 0 Flash update : Waiting for device initialization to complete Device status : HW under initialization [-] Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor - 0 Flash update : Finding a compatible image [\] Device status : HW in use Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor - 0 Flash update : Finding a compatible image [|] Device status : HW in use Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor - 0 Flash update : Finding a compatible image [/] Device status : HW in use Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor - 0 Flash update : Finding a compatible image [-] Device status : HW in use Intel(R) Xeon Phi(TM) Coprocessor - 0 Flash update : Finding a compatible image [\] Device status : HW in use
Reset since this was going nowhere.
coinstash@Corner MINGW64 /c/Program Files/Intel/MPSS $ micctrl -s mic0: online (mode: flash image: C:\Program Files\Intel\MPSS\rasmm-kernel.knightscorner-c.elf)
I now have a broken installation. After resetting mic0 I can't ssh into it any longer.
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OK, found the problem. The firmware update does NOT work from a Git Bash shell. Must use the CMD shell supplied with Windows.
I'd say this is a simple lack of correct path to the image file. Even though Git Bash was invoked in the right directory the stupid thing can't see the files.
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New issue. Firmware update successful but now the card won't boot after rebooting the host.
coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -r coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -s mic0: ready coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -b coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -s mic0: booting (mode: linux image: C:\Program Files\Intel\MPSS\filesystem\bzImage-knightscorner.bin) coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -s mic0: booting (mode: linux image: C:\Program Files\Intel\MPSS\filesystem\bzImage-knightscorner.bin) coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -s mic0: online (mode: linux image: C:\Program Files\Intel\MPSS\filesystem\bzImage-knightscorner.bin) coinstash@Corner MINGW64 ~ $ micctrl -s mic0: online (mode: linux image: C:\Program Files\Intel\MPSS\filesystem\bzImage-knightscorner.bin)
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After waiting for a really long time I can finally ssh into it. The above message is totally different to what I expected from using MPSS 3.8.3 but it does seem to be working now.
<fx: scratches head>
What the hell is it doing booting off that image? And why can't I access the internet again?
Changes made to mic0.filelist are completely ineffectual.
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More weirdness ... I can see mic0 using ipconfig but it no longer shows up in the Network Connections panel.
Intel, what have you done?
Edit: It was there but the name change I made to it had been deleted so it looked just like any other generic network connection. Whew.
Still can't ping out from mic0. Bloody heck, I have to solve that issue all over again.
Default gateway - check.
Name server - check.
AHA!!! I haven't reinstated the bridge between mic0 and the wifi dongle.
It's all working again.
God I hate software upgrades.

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