================================================================================ Intel(R) Server Board S2400BB Family Intel(R) Server System R1000BB Family Firmware Update Package Intel(R) Server System R2000BB Family Firmware Update Package for Intel(R) Deployment Assistant, Intel(R) One Boot Flash Update Utility, The embedded EFI Shell, Windows* Preboot Execution Environment ================================================================================ Intel Enterprise Platform & Services Division - Marketing Intel Corporation 2111 N.E. 25th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97124 USA ================================================================================ DATE : Jan 10, 2014 TO : Intel(R) Server Board S2400BB Family Intel(R) Server System R1000BB Family Intel(R) Server System R2000BB Family customers SUBJECT : Release Notes for System Firmware Update Package ================================================================================ ABOUT THIS RELEASE ================================================================================ BIOS : 02.02.0002 ME : 02.01.07.328 BMC : 1.20.5446 FRUSDR : 1.05 ================================================================================ Support Platforms and Dependency ================================================================================ Processors supported: Intel(R) Xeon processor E5-2400 series Intel(R) Xeon processor E5-2400 v2 series Microcode update versions: Intel(R) Xeon processor E5-2400 series C0 stepping: 0x80000513 CPUID = 0x206D5 Intel(R) Xeon processor E5-2400 series C1 stepping: 0x80000615 CPUID = 0x206D6 Intel(R) Xeon processor E5-2400 series C2 stepping: 0x8000070A CPUID = 0x206D7 Intel(R) Xeon processor E5-2400 v2 series C0/C1 stepping: 0x00000416 CPUID = 0x306e4 Production boards: Product Fab Version S2400BB Fab1 or above Before update to the BIOS/ME/BMC/FRUSDR contained in the package, please check in BIOS set up menu and verify your board has below BIOS/ME/BMC/FRUSDR versions installed: - BIOS 01.06.0001, or later Version - ME 02.01.05.107 or later Version - BMC 01.16.4010 or later Version - FRUSDR 1.00 or later version The following update process must be followed to ensure a trouble free update. 1. BMC firmware to 01.16.4010 or later 2. BIOS 01.06.0001 or later 3. Manageability Engine (ME) firmware 2.01.05.107 or later 4. Latest FRU/SDR package specific to the baseboard. ================================================================================ System Firmware Update Package Usage instructions ================================================================================ This package can be updated using one of the following methods: - The embedded UEFI shell - Intel(R) Deployment Assistant - Windows* or Linux* operating system using Intel(R) One-boot Flash Update (OFU) V11.0 Build 15 or later) - Windows* Preboot Execution Environment (WinPE) To Update from the embedded EFI Shell update system firmware from Intel server EFI shell by the following steps: - Download Intel server system firmware update package from http://www.intel.com/support/ - Unzip package and copy all files to root folder in USB disk on key - Insert USB disk on key to server USB port - Reboot server, system will start BIOS/BMC/FRUSDR update automatically If case for some reason or you didn't put unzipped package under root folder of USB key, you can do it by: - Reboot server to EFI shell manually - Run command "map -r" in EFI shell to mount USB disk on key - Run command "fs0:" to change folder to USB disk on key, USB key may also mount to fs1:. The number of "fs" is dependent on the result of command "map -r" - Change folder to the folder storing the firmware package - Run command "startup.nsh" to start firmware update process Please refer to "EFI_Instructions.pdf" in this firmware package for a quick guide to use the EFI commands To Update from Intel(R) Deployment Assistant (IDA) The Intel(R) Deployment Assistant software is easy to use and is present on the "Intel(R) Server Deployment & Management" DVD shipped with the system. User can download the latest version IDA CD ISO image from http://www.intel.com/support/ To use the IDA CD to update the system firmware: - Boot server with IDA CD - Select "Get System Updates" - Choose one of the three options . From http://www.intel.com/support/ Automatically downloads the latest Firmware Update Package from Intel It requires Internet connection Enter your local IP address and proxy configuration Click "Next" to start the download and update process . From my network Download the latest Firmware Update Package from http://www.intel.com/support/ and copy it to a Windows* shared folder Enter your local IP address, the Windows* file server name, and a Windows user name and password Select the firmware package in pop-up window Click "Next" to start the update process . From USB Disk on Key or Hard Disk Download the latest Firmware Update Package from http://www.intel.com/support/ and copy it to a USB key, then insert the key into the server USB port Click "Browse" Select the firmware package in pop-up window Click "Next" to start the update process Note: The Firmware Update Package is in the ZIP file format. Do not unzip before copying to a Windows* shared folder or USB disk. To update from Windows* and Linux* or operating systems using the Intel(R) One Boot Flash Update Utility (OFU) Intel(R) One boot Flash Update utility can be downloaded from http://www.intel.com/support/ and it is part of the "BIOS, Firmware Update & Configuration Utilities" for Windows* and Linux*. Please refer to Intel OFU user guide about the details of installation and usage of OFU. Use OFU to update system firmware by the following steps: - Install OFU on Windows* or Linux* system - Download the latest firmware update package from http://www.intel.com/support/ - Unzip package to a folder - Run the following command in Windows* command line/Linux* terminal window: :\flashupdt -u \flashupdt.cfg To update from Windows* Preboot Execution Environment (WinPE) The System Firmware Update Package can be inserted to Windows* PE customized image for creating a bootable Windows* PE CD. User is able to update system firmware from customized WinPE CD by the following steps: - Boot server with customized WinPE CD - Run script "WinPE21_x64_Update.bat" or "WinPE20_x86_Update.bat" (name may be varied depends on your own customization) Note: 1. The Intel(R) OFU utility is case sensitive. Therefore, when you transfer the Firmware Update Package using USB key from a Microsoft Windows* system to a Linux environment, you must first extract under the Linux* environment. Otherwise, you will need to mount the USB key manually with 'vfat' option under Linux to avoid conversion from upper case to lower case and vice versa. 2. To make Intel(R) OFU utility run properly under x86 or x64 OS, you have to read OFU releaenotes on known issues for OFU installation. 3. In this SFUP package, Intel only provide batch file "WinPE_x86_Update.bat" for WinPE2.0 32 bit solution "WinPE_x64_Update.bat" for WinPE2.1/3.0 64 bit solution as an example. Please refer to white paper "White Paper-Intel Server Utilities Procedure for WinPE.pdf" for details on building your own customized WinPE CD. 4. Windows PE 2.0 - built from Windows Vista SP1 32bit or EM64T 5. Windows PE 2.1 - built from Windows Vista SP1 or Windows Server 2008, EM64T 6. Windows PE 3.1 - built from Windows Server 2008R2, EM64T 7. Microsoft IPMI driver is loaded by default from WinPE CD, if you want to use Intel IPMI driver instead of MS IPMI driver for firmware update, you can un-install Microsoft IPMI driver by: Devicesetup.exe ¨Cv remove *IPI0001 Note: IPI0001 is the device ID for Microsoft IPMI driver. ================================================================================ BIOS update since 02.02.0002 ================================================================================= - Fixed: The system can't power up after restoring the BIOS default value via removing the CMOS battery ================================================================================ ME update since 02.01.07.328 ================================================================================ - Fixed: Platform is not able to power on properly after being shut down by NM Policy - Fixed: Global platform power consumption reported by NM Statistics in S5 is incorrect - Fixed: OOB (out-of-band) stress test by issuing the wrong username may cause connection to be unavailable - Fixed: Shutdown action can be interrupted by cold reset when volatile NM policy is in use ================================================================================ BMC Changes since release 01.20.5446 ================================================================================ - Fixed: The Embedded Web Console was showing the incorrect version of ME Firmware when the ME was in firmware update mode. - Fixed: Nothing displayed on the Embedded Web Console while logging in with an IPv6 address (stateless ICMPv6 discovery). - Fixed: BMC Embedded Web Console session not maintained with a power cycle - Fixed: E1208GL4GCN - does not maintain BMC web console session during power state change or system reset. - Fixed: The Intel(R) Xeon(R) Phi(TM) Coprocessor adapters numbering is not consistent with riser slot numbering on server board. - Fixed: Embedded Web Console SEL text log not decoding BIOS update versions correctly. - Fixed: No video display in BMC KVM when SUT wakes up from S1 or S3 in Windows* 2012. - Fixed: S2600IP - Intel(R) Xeon(R) Phi(TM) Coprocessor adapter MIC Status 7 shows as Unknown in some configurations. - Fixed: S2600GZ - Intel(R) Xeon(R) Phi(TM) Coprocessor adapter MIC Status Sensor shows "Unknown" when only 1 MIC card exists in system. - Fixed: Cannot set link-local gateway for BMC Network Management Interface using IPv6. - Fixed: [X] Web Console not defaulting to English when another non-English browser is detected. - Fixed: Add Cross Frame Options to prevent cross-frame scripting of Embedded Web Console - Fixed: Browser autocomplete enabled before authentication. - Fixed: SMI Timeout errors not logging IIO Global error registers in Debug Log - Fixed: BMC LAN connection not working after IP address change. - Fixed: Multi-node boards with node ID 1111 are not regarded as a single node. - Fixed: BMC email alerts refused by some servers. - Fixed: IP address of baseboard management NIC can't be configured successfully when dynamic and static IP changed. - Fixed: The baseboard management NIC can't get a dynamic IP address when the VLAN set as enable. - Fixed: Change to 1600W PSU firmware for an acoustic issue. - Fixed: POST Error code 0xA6A0 was causing the SEL page to fail to render. - Also fixes decode of POST Error code 0x0012 and invalid POST Errors causing the SEL page to fail to render. - Fixed: The ME firmware has 2 minor versions in the update related SEL. Updated the OEM command format to support this. - Added: Support Intel(R) Xeon(R) Phi(TM) Coprocessor adapters in Intel(R) Server Boards and Systems. - Added: Added a button on Web to enable/disable IPMI over LAN. ================================================================================ FRUSDR Changes since release 1.05 ================================================================================ S1400SP_FRUSDR_0105: - New version of FRUSDR utility (11.0 Build 20) ============================================================================= LEGAL INFORMATION ============================================================================= Information in this document is provided in connection with Intel products. No license, express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual property rights is granted by this document. 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