: A number assigned to each detected card (e.g., NIC 1, NIC 2).
: Updating or fixing corrupted MAC addresses on Intel NICs. eeupdate64eefi top
Updates the MAC address for the selected NIC (e.g., /NIC=1 /MAC=001122334455 ). /D [filename] Dumps the EEPROM/NVM content to a file for backup. /DATA [filename] Flashes a specific data file or image to the controller. /EEPROMVER Displays the current version of the EEPROM firmware. How to Use EEUPDATE64EEFI : A number assigned to each detected card (e
: Disable Secure Boot in your BIOS settings. Boot from the USB drive. If your system doesn't automatically boot to the shell, you may need to rename the shell executable to bootx64.efi /EFI/boot/ folder on the USB. Fedora Discussion 2. Common Commands /D [filename] Dumps the EEPROM/NVM content to a
: If you have multiple identical NICs, use the /nic=[index] flag to avoid updating the wrong port.
: The index number assigned to the adapter (e.g., 1, 2, 3). You use this number for targeted commands (e.g., /nic=1 ).