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Originally posted by uid313 View PostToo bad Asus, Gigabyte and MSI are not on board LVFS. I want UEFI updates for consumer-grade PC desktop motherboards.
SiFive isn't on board either, so no firmware updates for RISC-V.
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In my case a Dell G5 5587 I5-8300H there's a CPU microcode update accompanied by an IME version change. Dell doesn't specify what any of it's for beyond being a "Urgent" update. It's possibly coincidental, but I wouldn't lay any money on it. This may be yet another cockup with IME that also affects the CPU. Or it could be multiple separate problems in the CPU and IME. Or they may need to update the IME simply because it's a CPU microcode update that affects talking to the IME somehow and the IME is only peripherally affected.
I don't have any other modern Intel based systems to compare against.
F.Ultra That's why I won't use motherboard based RAID systems. There's always a risk of losing the RAID array during a firmware update.Last edited by stormcrow; 22 January 2022, 04:50 AM.
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Originally posted by F.Ultra View Post
Atleast with ASUS you can download the firmware on Linux and put it on /boot/efi/ and update from UEFI so there is no need to go via DOS or WIndows. Just wished that firmware makers would some day discover "keep my settings", now that would be nice (looking at you supermicro)!
LVFS would be so amazing.
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Interesting. I was hunting for clues myself, and thought the 'big problem' was likely going to be UEFI-related. I definitely saw a few updates where the thing that changed was UEFI or Intel ME related: https://downloadmirror.intel.com/713...leaseNotes.pdf
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