@shroeder
Ok, got the right page now. Thanks.
No word of the workstation board "P9D WS". Great Asus!
Somehow I think they're not much caring about user between
consumer and server

So basically 1.5 ME Firmware is kind of "useless" in perspective of doing
anything management-wise with it...
So I even can't configure anything in "MEx" with that "Ctrl.+P" after Post, right?

Ok, so changelog or ME Firmwareupdate for 1.5MB doesn't make so much sense
since you can really do much with it, for 5MB it should be advisable.

I will give it a shot and ask them, but I am pretty sure there won't be coming sth. for that board...

Thanks for the proposal with the AsRock Board...
Definitely sth. I would consider when replacing my home-server.
But currently no need since that supermicro X9SCV-Q board in it has QM67 Chipset
and full working vpro and kvm!

Is it possible for example to use that ASRock Mainboard, stick a discrete graphics card in it
build a computer/workstation with it and then a user runs his monitors and stuff on the discrete
graphics card and then you can login to bmc and do addionally kvm? So see what he sees on the monitors?
Or how does that bmc work? Where are the limitations? Do I only see 1 of for ex. 3 displays?

I'm asking because I thought that would be a real cool solution to give "power users" remote support on
"hardware layer". With vPro you can do that too on the Q Chipsets but then you are bound to the iGPU
which 3D graphics capabilities aren't sufficient for those users or gamers.

@realmax

It's a pity that all Asus P9 support an additionnal ASMB7-iKVM, except the P9D WS. You could have tested BMC/IPMI/iKVM for a modest price.

Concerning the Asrock MB, it was more to show that a MB with the same chipset has support for 5th Gen Core CPUs (so has an ME 9.1).
BMC/IPMI was first designed for headless systems, just so you know.
What you can do with it is summed up in the manual, http://66.226.78.22/downloadsite/Manual/IPMI/E3C226D2I.pdf or in this video https://youtu.be/S1Q1-X4pSOg
As to whether it will fit the bill in case of iKVM with multi monitor support, I don't know.
Even in case of single monitor, it will be not this simple, see http://forums.tweaktown.com/asrock/61605...mi-problem.html

I can't flash the new firmware v11.0.0.1191 on my ASUS MAXIMUS Hero VIII:

Done, thanks a lot!!!.

I have a gigabyte h81m-s2ph. It has 9.0.30.1482H. Do I need to be updated and how to do it . There is a detailed manual ? I have nothing. FWUpdate writes me error 8716 : invalid usage.

^
Look for 9.0.31.1487 Firmware.....1.5MB

Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #1800

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Intel ME 11.0 Consumer PCH-H Firmware v11.0.0.1194

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My laptop is Lenovo ThinkPad E540
Old ME Firmware is 9.0
I test to update it to "Intel ME 9.1 Corporate 5MB Firmware v9.1.32.1002"

SUCCESS!
There is not any porblem with the new Firmware
I think Lenovo's new BIOS has suppot the 9.1 Firmware

BIOS is 2.22

How to upload a screenshot?
I am sorry for my poor English ... from China . I wish you can understand what I said....

D:\FWUpdate\Local-Win64>FWUpdLcl64 -save ME.bin

Intel (R) Firmware Update Utility Version: 9.1.2.1000
Copyright (C) 2007 - 2014, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.


Error 8193: Intel (R) ME Interface : Cannot locate ME device driver

STATUS: restore point operation failed.

D:\FWUpdate\Local-Win64>


.....

why！！！

1 rebooted
2 I trying to reinstall the driver
3 yes .. admin.