According to ASUS specification the JMicron controller serves the eSATA port on the back-panel. The Rom will only be used if you boot from an external disk connected to this port- Do you boot from an external SATA disk?

Anyway: It is possible to let UBU update the JMicron Rom, yes. That means that UBU seems to exchange the modules properly. But those modules might- despite of being properly inserted- still be incompatible to your bios!

Would you mind describing your setup?
- Which controller is your boot- disk connected to?
- Is your boot disk a raid?
- Are there other raids in your system?

@lfb6

According to ASUS specification the JMicron controller serves the eSATA port on the back-panel. The Rom will only be used if you boot from an external disk connected to this port- Do you boot from an external SATA disk?

Excuse me. I have not used it.

Anyway: It is possible to let UBU update the JMicron Rom, yes. That means that UBU seems to exchange the modules properly. But those modules might- despite of being properly inserted- still be incompatible to your bios!

Does it mean that you updated without any problems? I am hesitant to update because I do not have a usb programmer. By the way, what happens when updating to v1.08.01?

Would you mind describing your setup?
- Which controller is your boot- disk connected to?　It is a normal sata port.
- Is your boot disk a raid?　　　　　　　　　　　　No, I do not use raid.
- Are there other raids in your system?　　　　　　 There is nothing in particular.

Thanks for the quick answer. My point here is that you don't use these modules at the moment.
As Fernando tried to explain in #129: These Oproms are only needed if you want to boot from an IDE, AHCI or RAID controller that's not part of the (Z68-) chipset itself.

For the SATA ports of the Z68 Chipset: Intel RST Orom is used if (and only if) you select 'RAID' for 'SATA Mode' in bios ('advanced/SATA Configuration')- if you choose IDE or AHCI here the Orom is not used and it's without any relevance if this module is newer or older.

Mavell Oprom is used if you'd want to boot from a disk connected to the corresponding (dark blue) SATA ports. If you just connect a data disk to these ports the controller should be enabled in bios but the Oprom isn't needed.

For the Jmicron (eSATA- port) it's the same. Here offers the Bios according to manual the option 'Display OptionRom in POST'. Meaning here that the Oprom is not only loaded but has a way to be controlled by the bios. Maybe some of the (all?) the newer modules included in earlier UBU versions aren't compatible with this option/ were designed for bios without this option?
In addition: The modules offered by UBU are 32kB and all have RAID option. The module extracted from your ASUS bios doesn't have RAID option and is 16kB.

Point being here:
You are trying to update modules which are with a very high probability never in use on your system.
Especially those JMicron modules seem to have a quite high probability of being not compatible with your bios.

JMicron.

Not so simple under the moon.

1) Many manufacturers do not recommend using third-party controllers as a boot.
2) OROM may not be compatible with a specific controller chip.
-- Therefore, on some boards, version 1.08.xx and higher does not work.


Added:
By the way, I do not advise at all and do not recommend connecting SSD drives to old third-party controllers. TRIM in such controllers does not work.

I understand. Maybe the ROMs are not relevant, if I don't boot from the drives. Usually, I don't boot from eSATA, so the JMicron ROM (JMB362 is onboard) is probably fine as it is. Would have to try to change the Intel GbE PXE ROM to solve the riddle, but this is the least important ROM, as I don't do PXE boots. Microcode and Intel RST were most important to me.

The Marvell onboard is a 9172, at least this is what the manual and the device ID tell. The chip identifies itself as 88SE9120.

Marwell is a separate song.
9172 can be both AHCI or RAID.
It depends on the OROM or not, I did not check. UBU looks at the original version of OROM in BIOS.

But it is quite possible that if a 9172 chip is installed on the board, and the OROM has Devcice ID 0x9172 as AHCI, then it is quite possible to try to replace OROM with 9172 as RAID.
Sometimes there is an exotic when on 9172 chip usaglweg OROM for 9192.

Now Intel PXE. If LAN Intel is not divorced on the board, then this OROM is not boring.
BIOS collect on one template and on old BIOS very often you can find OROM or EFI devices that do not exist.

JMicron.
Looking through the recovered archives, I found that there is another option iv1.07.28. Work or not, I do not know, it is necessary to test. Who is ready to test?

Hi SoniX

It is a question. In UBU 1.69.17.2, the update of JMicron.rom 1.07.28 succeeded.
The update of JMicron.rom 1.07.28 has continued to fail since UBU 1.70.
If it fails, a message is displayed in v1.07.28, and a connected disk is also detected, but startup did not continue.
The symptom of that happened.
Is there any difference between UBU 1.69 and UBU 1.70?

My current System:
MB: P8Z68-V/GEN3, CPU: Intel Core i7 2600K, Disk Drives: 240 GB CFD SSD + 1 TB WD Blue HDD, MEM CFD 8G×2 Graphics: GTX1050TI, OS: Win7 Pro x64

@nobi
Attach all 'jmb36*.*' files from folder "Modules\Sata\"
and BIOS image

And what is the marking on the chip 'JMB362 or 363', and Revision?

@SoniX

And what is the marking on the chip 'JMB362 or 363', and Revision?

I do not know the meaning well, but the specification is JMicron® JMB362 controller.

@lfb6

Thank you ok with this

https://imgur.com/a/TX0Mufn

But maybe I can't show it because I don't have the environment for esata

@nobi Revision you might find in device manager- like

OROM Intel Boot Agent CL 0.1.14 (>0.1.13)

@nobi If you edit your earlier posts no one will ever know.
Why do you send a picture of the properties page of your chipset and not of your JMicron JMB36* controller?

JMicron

In UBU 1.73.3 I have invested other options OROM.

@lfb6

Excuse me. I thought that it was the same image as the image I put, and I misunderstood it.

Correctly, please click here.

https://imgur.com/a/pqHDFY3