firmware update via serial
how do I update firmware via CLI, serial console ?
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All of the details regarding using the web console for the FixHub can be found here, including firmware update.
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I am talking about serial port, via usb, not web "console".
@albert58526 I mean. Technically USB is a serial port (Universal Serial Bus). But I know what you mean, and I'm splitting hairs.
As far as I am aware this isn't something that is currently supported, or at least the methods are not something that has been made available to the public. I couldn't find anything in the current documentation.
Is there a particular reason why you'd want to update via CLI rather than the web console?
Because it seems more convent to just use serial console. I don't use chrome based browsers, and was forced to install one just for this purpose. Seems like a rather terrible solution to simple problem.
I'm sure I'm not the only old schooler in the pack to want it.
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@gryzman - I managed to get some feedback from the iFixit folks. This is what they told me:
It's possible to update the Firmware via CLI, however, we aren't currently making the release firmware available to the public.
This should answer both of your questions.
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