@pipes80:
How did you name the file?

@pipes80:

Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #723

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RaidOrom

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@pipes80:
You should not put the Intel RSTe RAID ROM module into all RST sub-folders, but just into the RSTe_VROC subfolder and name it as written within the _readme.txt file.

@pipes:
If you have done it like layed down by me within the UBU guide and by SoniX within the _readme.txt file, why do you always write about the RST subfolder, which has nothing to do with the update of Intel RSTe RAID modules?
Please give me the link to the original BIOS and tell me, which Intel RSTe RAID ROM version you tried to get inserted.

Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #729

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I created an intel subfolder called RST (e) and inserted the RaidOrom.bin file

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@pipes80:
Since you didn't follow my advice to give me links to the original mainboard BIOS and the Intel RAID modules you tried to get inserted via update, I have done the following:

1. As first step I have searched for the latest BIOS for your specific X99 chipset mainboard and downloaded the version F22 from the Gigabyte page.
2. Then I ran the latest UBU tool version and let it check the BIOS. Here is the picture showing the results:
   
3. Just for testing purposes I copied as next step the Intel RAID ROM v18.2.2397 and the Intel EFI RaidDriver v14.8.2.2397 renamed to RaidOrom.bin and RaidDriver.efi into the UBU subfolder named "RST" (Note: As you can see above, the original BIOS doesn't contain any RSTe modules. That is why only RST modules are accepted by the UBU tool).
4. After having entered "1" into the UBU menue, the tool showed me the desired Intel RAID modules as being available (left picture) and updated the original ones flawlessly to the desired version (right picture):
   

Zitat von pipes80 im Beitrag #733

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how can I update with rst-e modules? my motherboard being intel x99 supports it

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