Thanks Fernando

@SoniX

I see a lot of attention for Intel Lan modules. Here is how to sort the things out. For OROM modules it is easy as a pie, just use Z.version.bat -> file.lom romscan pnp. Look the following in the output:



Those are the supported devices. For names you can look them in the PCI database. If you need the official Intel list, double pie. Just use Z.version.bat -> BootIMG.FLB oromilan. You will get something like this:



Take the name of the needed module. Go to OROMpy and open #List_IDs.txt, then search for that name, see the official supported devices bellow it. Please note that Intel is using lesser IDs than there are inside the OROM, probably they don't test all the supported devices.This can also be applied to EFI drivers, as those "unknown unknown" are compressed EFI. Apart from the modules I also extract the sections with names. The counter is not the same because the first section is Combo rules, so you have to add +/-1 to get the right file. For instance, section 12 is EFI 6.8.05, which gives nr 11 or "8086-108B Intel unknown unknown.bin" as the corresponding file. Search for that name and you have the IDs. If you want to work with the compressed modules, use GOPupd or UEFIRomExtract.

If you want for EFI modules, check the attached files. I have extracted and verified the supported IDs. The names can be extract with Z.versionbat -> file.efi/ffs text 5. You will have to reverse the names or the IDs to somehow match the two lists. The PCI database can be used again to map those IDs to actual names. If you want this association straight from Intel EFI files, I think I can provide it, just let me test some things.

@SoniX

Here is the list with names and IDs in one file, just as Intel wrote it. I had some troubles with older 4.x.xx versions that don't use a direct offset (thus no automatic extraction, only manual is possible), but the rest should be fine. As you can see, the current situation with 3 EFI files is needed, as none of them overlap all devices.

I have a Question for the NEW LAN Option. UBU v1.32.1 20.08.2015
I have a Z77 Board Asrock Z77 Extreme 6 MSI Z97M-G43 (MS-7924) and got this Information with the Tool.

Hello The Master, it seems there's a typo in your post because you wrote that you have an ASRock Z77 Extreme 6 but in UBU info there's the CPU micro-code of LGA 1150 CPU.
I imagine you have an ASRock Z87/97 Extreme 6...is this correct? :)

EDIT by Fernando: Unneeded fully quoted text removed (to save space within this big thread). Tip: It is better to address the post directly to the related Forum member by using the "@ <nickname>:" option.

@ The Master
You do not have to choose update Intel LAN as on your motherboard no Intel LAN Controller.

That is Z87/Z97 board. It has intel and realtek lan.

Zitat von Jest im Beitrag #1859

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That is Z87/Z97 board. It has intel and realtek lan.

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Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #1860

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Zitat von Jest im Beitrag #1859

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That is Z87/Z97 board. It has intel and realtek lan.

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Specify the exact model of the motherboard.

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Hi All,

I just noticed the latest versions of UBU don't work on 32 bit systems as it returns the "GenSec.exe is not a valid Win32 application" error.

People who experience this issue and want to use recent UBU versions on a x86 Windows can replace the bundled 64 bit version of the following files:

- GenSec.exe
- GenFfs.exe
- LzmaCompress.exe

with the 32 bit versions which can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/p/tianocore/edk2-...256d9c/#diff-16

Cheers

Thanks Fernando and congratulations for the very nice, and useful, job you are doing here!

Cheers.

[Discussions] UBU Tool related Questions, Reports and Suggestions (124)
I try again automated update OROM LAN Intel.

@Exciter

I see at least 8 releases between 0026 and 0040. You should try to update in that order until one succeeds, try 0040 again, repeat the process from last success if 0040 fails.

@Jini

The files are already 32 bit, should work in any Windows system. Maybe it was a download error. The files Sonix uses are updated with latest patches and downloaded from here. It would be unwise to use older versions that could be bugged. Try again with latest files.