Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #295

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The image can be found at a number of different sources. It seems that some of them include the double header, others are ok. The OEM messed up. I downloaded another source file and after manual extraction the resulting file is now ok. As Dieter said, the source file was corrupted to begin with. Sorry about that...

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I don't know of any additional ffs header structure, unless you are talking about FFSv3, dependencies or encapsulation sections. But the later two have nothing to do with additional header, they are common sections as defined by UEFI specs. Can someone upload those buggy ffs modules? From the image Sonix posted here, that ffs is 100% wrong. It has 0xFD as pad bytes, so it was extracted with MMTool. It is defined as EFI driver, so there is no ambiguity about being a custom file. It has a normal DXE dependency section, so nothing custom about that. The problem starts with defining a PE section and the content is not PE type, but another ffs. The PE section size seems to be accurate, as 0x334F0 - 0x334A4 = 0x4C. Subtract from 0x4C the following 0x18 + 0x16 + 2 = 0x1C, which is a common size for UI section. What they have done wrong is that they generated a proper ffs, but then included that in PE section in other ffs, when they should have generated the ffs just from DXE_DEP + EFI in PE + UI [ + Version].

Is v12.9.0.2006 the latest EFI RaidDriver that is 12.x?

The original EFI files. It does not contain any sections.
IRST 13.1 - 14.5 and IRSTe 4.0 - 4.2

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #305

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Update of the Start Post

Changelog:

• new: Intel EFI RaidDriver v14.0.0.2234 without header (for Aptio V BIOSes)
• new: Intel EFI RaidDriver v14.5.0.2241 without header (for Aptio V BIOSes)

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I think it's best to spread all versions in its pure form (EFI), without any sections (FFS header, type, Depex, UI, etc). To replace the best use UEFI Tool, (Section PE32 -> "Replace body...". Thereby preserving all sections of the original FFS file.

It is a hard decision to make considering users of the Aptio V BIOS system need the EFI modules in their current form that has always been shared here because
they are more used to using AMI Aptio4 MMTool to mod the BIOS and have not used UEFITool. The only way around this to make everybody happy is to also
include EFI modules but without header so they work on the Aptio V BIOS systems as well.

@ Fernando

I agree with you.

Personally, I use MMTool only to work with the OROM in Aptio4. All other operations are done in the UEFI Tool. Much easier and more interesting. :)

In this case, then we will spread 3 variants:
1) FFS with GUID 90... for Aptio4
2) FFS with GUID 91... for Aptio4
3) Pure EFI file for independent work.

Edit:
Intel GOP Driver Haswell-Broadwell - 5.5.1033
FFS GUID 5BBA83E6-... and pure EFI files

Hi Fernando. Here is a pack with the other EFI modules versions without header for the Aptio V BIOS so you can add them beside the other EFI module downloads you have in the first post of this thread.The pack
contains EFI modules versions v13.1.0.2126 up to v14.0.0.2234. I see you already added a v14.0.0.2234 one without header so you won`t need that one that in the pack. It was member SoniX that give me this
pack. The pack also contains the normal IRST OROM modules which you don't need and so can discarded them because it is just the EFI modules you need.

You can feel free to remove this pack from board attachment in this post if you want after downloading the pack to save board space.
EDIT by Fernando: Attachment removed, because SoniX himself had already added his package (with even more modules) to >this< post.