How to download the firmware files.

[gregersenj]

I have just testet, and I have no problems downloading.

Win 7 Enterprise / IE 8

Firewall problem at your end?

BR

/jag

[Torsten.]

>> I click on the "Download" button beside "Part 1" and instead of letting me save it to disk, it opens in a browser window. I've tried it both with IE and firefox. I'm running on xp sp3. The download button pulls up the following link in a browser window:

ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-generic/p1398187605/v72871/HP_EH0072FARWC_HPD9.fla

I've gotten around it by doing an ftp session from the command line. But this is tedious. Is there not an iso image I can download that has all of the storage firmware on it? I've been working for an hour and a half downloading. :(



This is the firmware itself for the disk model EH0072FARWC.

Did you try a right click on it and "save as ..."?

[BradV]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the responses.  Right clicking on the download button doesn't do anything.  My main problem is these systems are not connected to the Internet.  I have to go home and download; burn it to a disc; bring it in and virus scan it; and then can apply them.  So, it really looks like it is going to take me a while.  :)

Will the support pack for proliant update the disk and controller firmware of an MSA70 that is directly attached to a DL380 G5?

Thanks!

[Dennis Handly]

>The problem isn't finding where to get the firmware,

It is for us.  I was trying to duplicate your problem and you want to make that part easy.  :-)

And when I went to Sudhakar's URL, some work and right now I found one that didn't.

And your URL opens an empty page.

>The problem is the ".fla" files.

Yes for me too.  You could then use File > Save Page As but I'm not sure if would be correct?

I would recommend you use the Feedback to webmaster link at the bottom and mention this problem.

>Did you try a right click on it and "save as ..."?

This only works if you have that ftp: URL on a page.  It doesn't work on the Download button.

[BradV]

Yes, I found my best method was to click on the download button, let it open in a browser window.  I then have the ftp path and file name.  I can then connect from the command line and download it.  Not terribly fast, but I'm getting there.  :)

[hvhari]

I came across an article from microsoft as below. This may help in your case.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie8-windows_other/not-prompted-to-specify-download-folder-for-file/9145e13d-df1f-492e-9ec8-29d36e8e770b

[BradV]

Looks promissing.  I'll take a look when I get home this afternoon.

Thanks!  :)