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The "-c" syntax is still supported and should work.
E.g., this is supported/valid syntax:
diag -cd fcs0 -T "download -l latest"
Note that you might have to specify the "-f" flag if the currently installed level is not also present on the file system or source,
e.g.:
diag -cd fcs0 -T "download -l latest -f"
the -c option no longer works. IBM support rejected to fix the problem and requested to open RFE.
This is already supported.
Valid syntax is:
diag [-c] -d < resource > -T "download [-s {/etc/microcode| < source > }] [-l {latest|previous}] [-f]"
-c No console mode. Run
without user interaction.
-d < resource > Run the task on the device
specified.
-T download Install microcode.
-s /etc/microcode Microcode image is in
/etc/microcode. Default.
-s source Microcode image is on
identified source. For example fd0, cd0.
-l latest Install latest level of
microcode. Default.
-l previous Install previous
level of microcode.
-f Install microcode even if
the current level is not on source.
Creating a new RFE based on Community RFE #87647 in product IBM AIX.