OTA Firmware Update Result Codes
4/8/2010
A Firmware Update Managed Object (FUMO) result code is used to report status after an in-ROM update. FUMO is an Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) standard that allows a DM server to initiate and manage firmware update package download and installation. For more information about FUMO, see the OMA specifications Firmware Update Management Object Architecture (OMA-AD-FUMO-V1_0-20060615-C) and Enabler Release Definition for Firmware Update Management Object (OMA-ERELD-FUMO-V1_0-20060615-C) available from this OMA Web site.
The following table shows the FUMO final alert result codes, their meaning, and how the codes relate to the Image Update HRESULT codes.
| OMA FUMO result code | Meaning |
|---|---|
200 |
The update succeeded |
250-299 |
Not used. These are vendor specified result codes. |
400 |
The client cannot find the required package. |
401 |
The user chose not to accept the operation when prompted. |
402 |
The firmware package is corrupt and did not store correctly. This may result from a mismatch between the actual cyclic redundancy check (CRC) and the expected CRC. |
403 |
Device mismatch. The wrong firmware update package was delivered to the device, based on current device characteristics. |
404 |
The digital signature of the firmware update package could not be validated. |
405 |
The device is unable to accept the firmware update package. The package must be recreated. |
406 |
Not used. |
407 |
Not used. |
408 |
The device does not support required functionality. |
409 |
Not used. |
410 |
Not used. |
411 |
The URL provided for the alternate download is malformed or invalid. |
412 |
Not used. |
450 |
Not used. |
451 |
Not used |
500 |
Alternate Download Server Error. An error occurred when downloading from the server, but the reason is not described by any other standard or vendor-specific result code. |
501 |
The download failed due to insufficient space. |
502 |
The firmware update failed due to insufficient space to install the update. |
503 |
The download failed due to network or transport level errors. |
For information about how devices are updated by using the Image Update technology, see OTA Firmware Update Architecture.