Introduction
Provides Intel® Server Board M50FCP Family BIOS and Firmware Update Package for UEFI.
Available Downloads
- Size: 44.4 MB
- SHA1: 5768729C83FDB80B70BF42FD381D5A2CD1E2F56B
Detailed Description
Overview
This update package includes the following production level system software updates and update utilities:
- System BIOS: SE5C741.86B.01.01.0005
- ME Firmware: 06.00.04.0033
- BMC Firmware: 1.81
- FRU: 0.07
- CPLD: v3p0
- 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 R01.01.0004 or later
- BMC Firmware: production version 1.53 or later
- CPLD: production version V2P8 or later
Important notes
- Customers using out-of-band utilities (like Redfish API's or the web console) for firmware update, it is required to install CPLD V3P0 & BMC 1.81 version together before doing the first system reset. After the system reset, the FRU & BIOS components can be flashed.
- For more information, please refer to the R01.01.0005 Out of Band (OOB) FW Component Update Installation Guide.
- 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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