Introduction
Provides Intel® Server Board M50FCP Family BIOS and Firmware Update Package for UEFI.
Available Downloads
- Size: 45.4 MB
- SHA256: 9CB408B5E864016DF7DA09EB5E86F0AA47BF96D40489B9BDA077C87C0CD665B3
Detailed Description
Overview
This update package includes the following production level system software updates and update utilities:
- System BIOS: 01.02.0003
- ME Firmware: 06.01.04.075.0
- BMC Firmware: 2.42-2
- FRU: 0.07
- CPLD: v3p2
- sysfwupdt.efi: Version 16.0.9
Intel highly recommends reading Readme and Update Instructions.txt entirety before performing the system update.
System Software Requirements
- System BIOS: production version R01.02.0002 or later
- BMC Firmware: production version 2.20 or later
- CPLD: production version V3P0 or later
Important notes
- Contains new secure boot components for Microsoft Windows Server 2025, refer to Installation Guide for details
- The update script in the Version R01.02.003 package contains the "-UpdateNvram" parameter. This parameter will update the NVRAM region and restore the BIOS Default settings
- FW R01.02.0001 updated the PCH SVN to 03, If a FW downgrade is required refer to the SVN_Bypass Jumper on the BIOS Release Notes on this package
- Do NOT interrupt or reboot or remove power from your system during the update process. Doing so may render your system inoperable.
- Do NOT attempt to down rev the system software once loaded on to the system. Doing so may render your system inoperable.
- Please refer to the readme for detailed information of the package and update instruction.
- Please refer to the respective "Release Notes" files for complete list of known issues, workarounds and detailed requirements.
Supported Products
- Intel® Server Board M50FCP Family
Contact Intel for pre-production hardware support requirements.
This download is valid for the product(s) listed below.
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