In the documentation "Programming the iNVM (internal NVM) for the Intel® I211-AT Single-Port Gigabit Network Connection device" it states that in order " To program the file <I211_Invm_APM.txt> or <I211_Invm_NoAPM.txt> and MAC address together use the following command:
<pathname for EEUPDATE folder> /EEUPDATE.exe /NIC=<select the I211 adapter number> /FILE=<I211_Invm_APM.txt or I211_Invm_NoAPM.txt> /MAC=<type the MAC address for this adapter> /INVMUPDATE"
I was successful in doing this on a single device with the following command running in the Windowsx64 CMD: "EEUPDATEW64e.exe /NIC=1 /FILE=I211.txt /MAC=001C8F003AE9 /INVMUPDATE"
Now, my question is that I would like to be able to run a batch file that can automatically program and increment the MAC address as I have done with other chips not using iNVM. This used to be done using the following command in DOS:
" eeupdate /NIC=3 /D 82583.txt
eeupdate /NIC=3 /A ADDRESS.DAT
copy eelog.dat ADDRESS.DAT "
Would this be possible with iNVM? Could I somehow use the ADDRESS.DAT file to continue programming and increment the MAC address? Maybe with something like /MAC= ADDRESS.DAT or /A instead of /MAC.
