Intel® Server Board S2600ST Family BIOS and Firmware Update for Intel® One Boot Flash Update (Intel® OFU) Utility

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5/1/2023

Introduction

Intel® Server Board S2600ST Family BIOS and firmware update for Intel® One Boot Flash Update (Intel® OFU) Utility. (02.01.0016), read firmware dependencies in the requirements section.

Available Downloads

  • OS Independent
  • Size: 48 MB
  • SHA1: 732DF5B0B27A56C6B00733641A56ECC9D090502C

Detailed Description

System firmware requirements

 

To update the system firmware stack to the versions included in this updated package, the currently loaded system firmware stack on the system must meet the following:

 

 System BIOS - R02.01.0015 or later

 ME Firmware - 04.01.04.601 or later

 BMC Firmware - 2.88.6999d21a or later

 FRUSDR    - 1.82 or later 

 

Failure to get to the required firmware stack may cause unexpected results.

 

About this release:

 

 System BIOS - R02.01.0016

 ME Firmware - 04.01.04.804

 BMC Firmware - 2.88.71773d70

 FRUSDR    - 1.83

 

Support platforms and dependency

 

Processors supported: 1st and 2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Processor Scalable families

 

Microcode versions:

 

          CPUID          Version     Status

    0x50654    0x02006c0a   (1st Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable H0,M0,U0)

    0x50656    0x0400320a   (2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable B0,L0,R0)

    0x50657    0x0500320a   (2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable B1,L1,R1)

 

 

Important note

 

  • Windows*: When startup.bat is executed from SFUP, the update order is CPLD, PMEM, BMC, FRUSDR and BIOS followed by a system reset.
  • Linux*: When "sh startup.sh" is executed from SFUP, it uninstalls existing OFU (if any) and installs latest OFU from SFUP. The update order is CPLD, PMEM, BMC, FRUSDR and BIOS followed by a system reset.

 

Refer to the Release Notes file for a complete list of known issues, workarounds, and detailed requirements.

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

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