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        Intel(R) Server Platform Integrated BMC Firmware Release Notes       
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INTEL(R) Server Boards and Systems 
Intel Corporation
2111 N.E. 25th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97124 USA


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DATE:       2 November 2015





SUBJECT:    Integrated BMC(R) firmware 01.39.9375 release notes


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                               LEGAL INFORMATION
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A portion of this firmware is open source code.
The OSS source code that the customer is entitled to per OSS license has been
posted on the Intel support website at the following link:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=21081


This open source code falls under the GPL 2.0 license, please see the license
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http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.php  


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                            ABOUT THIS RELEASE PACKAGE
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Source file: BMC_i_0139r9375.bin
Update script: fwUpdateBMC.nsh

REVISION INFORMATION RETURNED BY GET DEVICE ID COMMAND:
Operational mode:   01.39.9375

UBoot mode:         01.07
Device ID:          0x21
Manufacturer ID:    0x000157

Other version/revision information:
    PSU Model          H/W revision      FW Version
    1100ADU00201         S3               1.01.32
    1100ADU00201         S2               1.01.1E
    DPS 750XB A          S4               5.**.100 *(See Note 2)
    DPS 750AB-32A        S0               3.**.27  *(See Note 2)
    DPS 1200TB A         00               4.39.77 *(See Note 1)
    DPS 1200TB A         02               6.40.89 *(See Note 1)
    DPS 1200TB A         S3               3.39.77 *(See Note 1)
    PSSF162202A          00               0.09.73
    PSSF162202A          S3               0.09.55 *(See Note 1)
    PSSF222201A          S1               0.0.9
    PSSF222201A          S2               0.0.11
    PSSF222201A          S2               0.0.17
    PSSF222201A          S3               0.0.20
     
*NOTE 1: Supported but not POR. Will likely be removed in a future release.
*NOTE 2: The middle version number is attached to a particular batch of power supplies and can be
         different for the same firmware revision. Therefore, it cannot be predicted ahead of
		 time what it will be. Validation should ignore this value.

HSBP FW:            01.19 SecurityRev 02
Root:               01.39
WWW:                01.13
uboot:              01.07
FWPIAUPD Utility:   v13_1_Build6

MD5 checksum of BMC_i_0139r9375.bin: 3c4b8bc4fe4ba0e6023c4781df2f430e

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                         IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTES
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The following update process must be followed to ensure a trouble free updating
of your baseboard.  The order is important to minimize any issues for status
checking as different components are initialized.
1.  BMC firmware
2.  BIOS/Manageability Engine (ME) firmware (as directed in BIOS Release Notes)
3.  FRU/SDR package specific to the baseboard.
4.  NIC EEPROM

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                            INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
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1.  Copy all files to the storage medium of your choice. This can be a hard disk, 
    floppy disk or USB flash drive. All of the files must reside in the same 
    directory.

2.  Boot to EFI and then run the BMC.nsh script file to update the
    Integrated BMC.

    Modification of the update script or using fwpiaupd.efi with your own
    command line parameters is not supported and doing so is at your own risk!


3.  Install latest available FRU/SDR package specific to the platform.

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                     FIRMWARE RECOVERY PROCEDURE
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The Recovery process can be initiated by setting the recovery jumper (called 
BMC Force Update Jumper) to the recovery position.

The jumper is normally in the normal/de-asserted position. The system must be
completely powered off (A/C power removed) before the jumper is moved.

After power is re-applied and the firmware update is complete, the system must
be powered off again and the jumper must be returned to the de-asserted
position before normal operation can begin.

A BMC recovery can be accomplished from a USB flash drive. 
1.  Copy all files to a storage USB flash drive. All of the files must reside 
    in the same directory.

2.  Remove A/C power from the system and wait 30 seconds.

3.  Move the BMC Force Update Jumper to the recovery position. 
    Details regarding the jumper ID and location can be obtained from the
    Board EPS for that Platform.

4.  Insert the USB flash drive.

5.  Reapply A/C power to the system and power on the system.

6.  The BIOS POST screen will appear displaying the progress press F6 to
    select boot options. At the boot option menu select to boot to the
    EFI SHELL.

7.  Switch to the directory where you stored the update files and then run
    the BMC.nsh script file to update the Integrated BMC.

    Modification of the update script with your own command line parameters is
    not supported and doing so is at your own risk!

8.  Remove A/C power from the system and wait 30 seconds.

9.  Move the BMC Force Update Jumper to the normal position.

10. Reapply A/C power to the system and power on the system.

NOTE: Performing this recovery procedure resets all network and user settings to 
      defaults. The FRUSDR will also need to be reloaded after a recovery (SDR update).

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                     FIRMWARE UPGRADE/DOWNGRADE PROCEDURES
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Upgrade of BMC FW from version BMC_i_0139r9375 to later versions will be documented
in the release notes for those versions.

Reverting to a lower version of firmware may have unexpected side effects,
including but not limited to user settings reset to defaults, and will always
result in the loss of functionality which was present in the higher version
but was not implemented in the lower version.
We do not guarantee that any downgrade will operate without side-effects.

Always observe caution when downgrading firmware.

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                        KNOWN ISSUES/WORKAROUNDS/REQUIREMENTS
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- This BMC FW update package is to be used only on PCSD server baseboards and
  does NOT support customer reference boards (CRB) or silicon reference
  platforms (SRP).
  Contact your Intel Representatives to determine where to download the BMC FW
  for these products.

- The BMC FW image file in this package is to be used only with the provided
  FWPIAUPD update utility.
  Using the FW image file with a SPI flash device programmer will result in a
  non-functional system.  

- Some open source ipmi utilities may automatically retry multiple times during  
  access BMC using bad password and supporting IPMI specification 1.5 in Linux OS.
  CCB310 will log more bad password login SEL.

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                                ISSUES FIXED
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01.39.9375 - (Release version)
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-EPSD100030390: SUT boot slowly during BIOS post when node is plug in slot 3 
or slot 4

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01.38.9347(Internal Version)
-EPSD100250032: EWS Show NVMe for S7200AP
-EPSD100250127: EWS with Mozilla Firefox 41.0 has Login button in wrong location
-EPSD100030179: IE11 displaying EWS->Configuration->Server Diagnostics with
                Old System Debug Log text exceeds the Box size
-EPSD100250243: BMC FW BAT test 32 Temperature Sensor 
                fwtests\Sensors\Functions\interrelated_tests\sensor_thresholdEvents.tcl
-EPSD100250226: With no SATA drives installed EWS shows 3 out of 4 installed.
-EPSD100028833: HDD LEDs are off when HDD access
-EPSD100028868: Thermal Trip event generate when heat the processor to 
                make system power down.


01.37.9235(Internal Version)
-EPSD100030118: No HDD presence and check HDD status in EWS, HDD2,3 
                status shows like "Drive Presence".
-None: Update HSBP CPLD to 1.5.

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01.33.8932 - (Release version)
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-N/A: Update FCT/Shipping SDR of S2600WT to 1.09.
-N/A: Update FCT/Shipping SDR of S2600CW to 1.11.
-N/A: Update FCT/Shipping SDR of S2600KP/TP to 1.12.


01.31.8875(Internal Version)
-N/A: Update open SSL lib from 1.0.2a to 1.0.2d.
-N/A: VLAN refresh has problem during met lan status drop and regain.
-N/A: Added support for the new 2200W power supplies.
-N/A: Thunderbolt fans did not boost when a member read 0 RPM.
-EPSD100248689: [Thunderbolt] Sometimes there are some abnormal logs in SEL 
                 when run DC cycle or Hard Reset.
-EPSD100248782: The Help text in the BMC web console for Modify User does not
                match the actual interface.
-EPSD100029037/EPSD100029042/EPSD100029046: The "Bad user PWD" event log will 
               occur when send several commands from remote client during update BMC FW.
-EPSD100029025/EPSD100029043/EPSD100029044: "Bad User PWD" event will occur when
                log in EWS via LDAP account with correct USERID and PASSWORD.
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01.30.8756(Internal Version)
-N/A: Disable CPLD Update Function by default and add a command for user.

01.29.8658(Internal Version)
- EPSD100028587： BMC and SDR version become "Unknown" when used DCM 
                 tool to limit SUT power consuming
- EPSD100028724： No HDD presence and check HDD status in EWS, HDD2,3 status
                 shows like "Drive Presence".
- EPSD100028950： IOM FRU update fail

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01.28.8586 - (Release version)
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-EPSD100248398: Spelling error in SEL log.
-EPSD100248427: After SUT power off, there is "Front panel temp sensor has failed
                and may not be providing a valid reading - assert" logged for BMC
                FW health sensor
-EPSD100248399: Change Bad Password Threshold parameter string in EWS to be same 
                with spec.
-EPSD100248480: Chassis intrusion is always enabled on MTM2 exit.



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                             REFERENCE MATERIAL
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Common (integrated) BMC Firmware EAS
(integrated) BMC Firmware Common Core EPS
