ASA5506 + Fp 6.0

I need to upgrade to version 6.0 on my FP module, but the ASA/Module will not see updated for 6.0. Can I use the commands below to upgrade to the latest firmware?

hostname # sw - module module sfr recover configure image disk0:file_path
hostname # sw - module module sfr retrieve configuration image
Disk0:asasfr - 5500 x-boot - 6.0.0 - 1005.img

Load the image using
hostname # sw - module module sfr recover boot

Session, the image for the Sourcefire command-line (connection with user admin and password Admin123)
sfr session hostname console #.

Installation type and configure the basic settings.

Install the system package to
install http://asasfr-sys-6.0.0-1005.pkg

Traps, upgrading this way, besides it takes 2 to 4 hours?

One gotcha is that your PS-config will be gone after this upgrade.

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