How can I have syscfg to work as intended?

Hi,

I installed syscfg from Syscfg_V14_1Build19_AllOS.zip on an Intel KNL platform. However, I get the following:

          [tania@sunshine mybuild]$ sudo /usr/bin/syscfg/syscfg -i

          Error: BMC Type Get failed

Here is the detail on the system:

          [tania@sunshine mybuild]$ sudo dmidecode | grep -A3 '^System Information'

          System Information

                  Manufacturer: Supermicro

                  Product Name: SYS-5038K-I

                  Version: 0123456789

The following command: sudo /usr/bin/syscfg/syscfg /b /s

generates a syscfg.INI file with the following contents:

          [tania@sunshine ~]$

          [tania@sunshine ~]$ cat syscfg.INI

          ; Warning!!! Warning!!! Warning!!!

          ; ---------------------------------

          ; This file has been generated in a system with the BIOS/Firmware

          ; specifications as mentioned under [SYSTEM] section. Please do not

          ; modify or edit any information in this section. Attempt to restore

          ; these information in incompatible systems could cause serious

          ; problems to the systems and could lead the system non-functional.

          ; Note: The file is best seen using wordpad.

          [SYSTEM]

          BIOSVersion=2.0                                         ; This field should not be edited

          FWOpcodeVersion=1.43.0                                  ; This field should not be edited

          [BootOrder::Hard Disk]

          [tania@sunshine ~]$

My intention is to change the KNL cluster and memory modes using syscfg commands, such as:

sudo /usr/bin/syscfg/syscfg /bcs "" "Cluster Mode" 4

sudo /usr/bin/syscfg/syscfg /bcs "" "Memory Mode" 1

How can I achieve that on my system?

Thanks,

Tania