When uploading the image file to Unisphere user interface, the following error is returned.
"File uploaded is incorrect format. Please obtain a new copy of the upgrade image and try again. (Error Code: 0x6000cc4)
If the SHA256 checksum does not match the proper checksum value for that specific image, the Unity returns this error.
Other possible causes are also listed under Knowledge Articles:
000034066 and
000060730
The proper checksum value is listed on the
dell.com support website under the needed image "
Checksum Values."
From a Windows host. Open CMD into the location where the file is downloaded. (ensure that the file did not change its name upon download; adding (1) or (2),… to its name.)
In the CMD window type:
certutil -hashfile Unity-XXXXXX SHA256
Example:
C:\Users\zayedm\Downloads>certutil -hashfile Unity-Drive-Firmware-V19RC-2021-11-30.tgz.bin.gpg SHA256
SHA256 hash of Unity-Drive-Firmware-V19RC-2021-11-30.tgz.bin.gpg:
0fad835123c2508d7f581bead6eaf47f27ebb75ca119ee97b1db5b7e0944e5dd
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.
To verify the same from a linux host (or on the Unity array itself, if the file has been manually uploaded):
Command:
sha256sum filename
Example:
service@XXXX:/mnt/c/Users/xxxx/Downloads$ sha256sum Unity-Drive-Firmware-V19RC-2021-11-30.tgz.bin.gpg
0fad835123c2508d7f581bead6eaf47f27ebb75ca119ee97b1db5b7e0944e5dd Unity-Drive-Firmware-V19RC-2021-11-30.tgz.bin.gpg
Match the returned output with the checksum on the Dell support website. If it matches and you are still getting the mentioned error, please contact Dell EMC support. If it does not match, then the checksum is not accurate. Try redownloading the file and match the checksum again.