Firmware Package for Intel® RAID Module RMSP3CD080F, RMSP3HD080E and Intel® RAID Adapter RSP3TD160F, RSP3MD088F, RSP3DD080F, RSP3WD080E

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1/28/2019
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Introduction

This record provides the Trimode RAID firmware package version 50.8.0-2066 - MR7.8

Available Downloads

  • OS Independent
  • Size: 18.8 MB
  • SHA1: 262CAD434C9BC5F98B081DCE6255D6A883D0AAAD

Detailed Description

Purpose

This download supports Intel® 34xx/35xx RAID controllers using MR software stack (RMSP3AD160F, RMSP3CD080F, RMSP3HD080E, RSP3TD160F, RSP3MD088F, RSP3DD080F, RSP3WD080E

Package information

Flash package = v50.8.0-2066

Important note

Intel recommends loading the Factory Default setting after the firmware upgrade, which doesn't affect data on any existing array.

To do so:

  1. Reboot the system and log in to the Intel® RAID BIOS Console.
  2. Select the controller and select Adapter Properties->Next.
  3. Set the Set Factory Defaults setting to Yes and submit the change.
  4. Reboot the system (The default settings are applied).
  5. Reconfigure to the desired settings in the Intel® RAID Web Console 3.

Note: If your system uses SAS/SATA expander RES3FV288, RES3TV360, or JBOD2312S3SP.          

Update the following before proceeding:                                       

  • Expander FW to B057 revision (or newer)                                      
  • RES3FV288 Expander CPLD to EE revision (or newer)                                                                           
  • RES3TV360 Expander CPLD to AA revision (or newer)                                                                                     

 You can find Expander FW and CPLD here:                                                

This download is valid for the product(s) listed below.

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Product and Performance Information

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