Intel MR 3108 ROC Hardware RAID Firmware 24.21.0-0088

Versions:

- Firmware 4.680.01-8442
- ROMENV 1.09
- BootBlock 3.07.00.00-0003
- NVDATA 3.1705.01-0012
- UEFI_Driver 0x06180203 (SIGNED)
- Hii 03.25.05.10 (SIGNED)
- FCODE 4.19.08.00
- BIOS 6.36.00.3
- Ctrl-R 5.19-0603
- PCLI 1.07.05

Bug Fixes and Enhancements:

- CCVD deleted before disassociation completed
- 3108 SKINNY compilation error
- PCIe completion timeout saw when performing CfgRead0 requests on Vail
- Problem with I2C Slave communication with external Masters that don't support slave clock stretching.
- controller is reporting Chip Temperature of 255 when the ambient temp is about 0 C
- False alarm of "cache Discarded" when the System, with 3108 controller + WT R5 volume, is shutdown normally.
- IO path function accessed by both core is not synchronized.
- OOB SCSI passthru command (READ DEFECT 12) return without response data
- criteo: Storcli shows R0 VD as WB in JBOD personality whereas FW shows in WT mode
- FW returns success for enabling encryption when it is failed on the drives
- Line 535 in ../../raid/cachePreserve.c for trying to create Pinned Cache by Cable Pull.
- CCVD deleted before disassociation completed
- logging SES event for the critical condition detected during SOD
- Error LED cannot stay long when drive pulled from VD.
- FW doesn't correct inconsistency with CC running
- Supercap details are not coming in any HSW applications
- iMR DDF corruption
- When replacing SATA drive with a new SATA drive predictive fail and other error counters are not cleared
- Locate LED stops abruptly in case of SGPIO
- During dism, RDM retry count is not reset to zero after successful command completion.
- DISM doesn't complete for a bad SATA drive causing other newly inserted drives to remain inaccessible
- Montask is observed during drive push/pull overnight test
- When replacing SATA drive with a new SATA drive predictive fail and other error counters are not cleared
- On UG bad PD removal and replaced with UG good PD, iMR allows Vd creation using 33 Pds
- Unexpected enclosure Fan events were seen during physical intervention
- PL Fault 00005854 LinkRegister c132c5b8 observed while running target reset on JBOD WB
- Kill adapter observed while running target reset on JBOD WB
- Secured R1 VD is no longer shown as secured after an OCR
- "Previous Configuration missing" occurs during reboot test with CC running
- VD enumeration is not consistent in Foreign preview menu in eHBA personality mode.
- FW is allowing EPD creation when there is pinned cache
- Controller boot message for cache discarded is not populated.
- After deleting Drive Group, dedicated hot spare assigned to the drive group did not become unconfig good(no other drive group present) and remained as global hot spare
- MR fw doesn't report that SAS_SATA 6 G and 3G capability
- WHQL certification suite hit L2 CACHE ERROR
- erroneous configurable PD count decrement
- SMp command failure in OOB Path
- Support smp passthrough in storlib and storeliboob
- PD show all StorCLI command fails for UBAD SAS & SATA drives
- SMp command failure in OOB Path
- 3316 and 3108 controllers returning vpd86 error
- SCSI PassThru Command fails with error code 0x2E
- FW Crashes when user tries to fetch SMP PassThru Info using Host SLT
- SMP pass through not working when the ?PD 0? is BAD drive
- FW reports that the board passed BBU Retention test on boards that have a non-operational ONFI NAND memory.
- SATA SSD not discovered by OS during hibernate test
- 3108 IMR : PD fails to get marked as foreign on insertion
- Integrate latest phase 14 PL with MR 6.14
- After Vision PSOC FW update, applications should ask the user for power cycle instead of reboot
- Add secure boot support
- Including The Time Stamp for every Snap Dump created in the firmware.
- Reporting SSD wear gauge values for OEM specific customers
- Support smp passthrough in storlib and storeliboob
- Define new events for enhanced UNMAP support
- Deprecate the snap dump fields that are no longer needed for MR_SNAP_DUMP_PROPERTIES structure
- Add the API to clear all the snap-dumps from firmware.
- RTTrace Enable/Disable API changes
- API Changes for Driver/FW DCMD HandShake
- API change to provide learn complete timestamp
- Added Support for Triggering SnapDump
- API change to return apt failure status for a personality change request
- Added new events for unmap policy changes
- Added customer serial number field to MFC Manufacturing 2 structure
- MR API changes to support EKMS over OOB
- Interrupt coalescing setting per group of 8 replies queues (h/w VF registers)
- API change to export "disable least latency mode"
- Support SC_INQUIRY and SC_LOG_SENSE SCSI Passthrough commands on drives in bad state for a particular OEM
- Support smp passthrough storeliboob (API changes requirement)
- Add secure boot key update complete event
- Add Board Support Package Image Type to MR_IMAGE_TYPE
- Fix MR_CTRL_INFO to support backward compatibility
- With ESXi 6.7 OS or latter, a SATA SSD drive that is configured as EPD will be dropped by OS when driver reload is done
- Controller Fails the command when host issues read CDB with zero blocks
- Unable to recover config when changing security password before re-inserting drives
- Same EID assigned to 2 930-8i controllers
- MCTP over PCIe discovery
- SATA PD does not change to failed state after read medium error detected
- Once pinnedcache is set to off not able to toggle field value in JBOD WB mode
- PL Fault 00005854 LinkRegister c132c5b8 observed while running target reset on JBOD WB
- dev defect - Setting defaults for JBOD-WB mode and code cleanup
- Repetitive OOB and LED prints observed in FW logs
- Incorporate the new changes done in MR API
- Amber LED not seen for UBAD PD's
- Kill adapter observed while running target reset on JBOD WB
- WB support and Pinned Cache changes
- Fail the drive and do not pin the cache
- FW changes for the configurable parameters
- Integrated 3108 PL RO - SCGCQ02000507? phase 14, Version 14.00.11.00 to MR 6.14

UEFI (EFI 2.0) instructions for updating RAID Firmware:

1. Download and extract all files to a local drive.
2. Boot the target system to EFI shell.
3. Change directory to the local drive and directory containing the flash update files and the firmware image file.
4. Type "update.nsh" or "eficmdtool2 -adpfwflash -f MR514p3.rom -noverchk -aall"
5. Wait for the flash to complete. Do NOT reboot the system during the update.

Windows and Linux instructions for updating RAID Firmware:

- The firmware update may be run from Within Windows or Linux using the appropriate versions of CmdTool2.
-In Windows, unzip the utility into the same directory as the rom file by typing "cmdtool2 -adpfwflash -f MR514p3.rom -aall".
-The Linux CmdTool2 by running the rpm and then calling the utility from /opt/MegaRAID/CmdTool2 as "./CmdTool2 -AdpFwFlash -f MR514p3.rom -aall"

DOS instructions for updating RAID Firmware:

1. Download and extract all files to a local drive.
2. Boot the target system to DOS.
3. Change directory to the local drive and directory containing the flash update files and the firmware image file.
4. Type "update.bat" or "doscmdtool2 -adpfwflash -f MR514p3.rom -aall"
5. Wait for the flash to complete. Do NOT reboot the system during the update.

This download is valid for the products listed below:

- Intel Compute Module HNS2600KP
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600KPF
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600KPFR
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600KPR
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TP
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TP24R
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TP24SR
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TP24STR
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TPF
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TPFR
- Intel Compute Module HNS2600TPR
- Intel Integrated RAID Module RMS3HC080
- Intel RAID Controller RS3WC080
- Intel Server Board S2600CW2SR
- Intel Server Board S2600CWTSR
- Intel Server Board S2600KP
- Intel Server Board S2600KPF
- Intel Server Board S2600KPFR
- Intel Server Board S2600KPR
- Intel Server Board S2600KPTR
- Intel Server Board S2600TP
- Intel Server Board S2600TPF
- Intel Server Board S2600TPFR
- Intel Server Board S2600TPR

About SATA / AHCI / RAID Drivers:

When you install an operating system, SATA settings (be it AHCI, RAID, or IDE mode) are detected from the BIOS. If you want to change from one mode to another after the OS has been applied, appropriate drivers are required.

Bear in mind that if you modify these settings without installing proper files first, the operating system will not be able to boot until changes are reverted or required drivers are applied.

To perform the latter task, get the package, run the available setup and follow the instructions displayed on-screen for a complete installation. Afterwards, perform a system reboot so that all changes take effect, enter BIOS menu, and set the SATA option to the mode that best describes the newly applied drivers.

So, if you intend to modify the SATA settings to the mode described by this release, click the download button, and make the desired changes. In addition to that, don't forget to constantly check with our website so that you don't miss a single new release.