Hey guys I have an ASRock Fata1ity Killer
and I ran the newest UBU. Version 1.42 and I see something new!?! any ideas???

Select option for update

1 Intel RST(e) OROM and EFI SataDriver
OROM IRST RAID for SATA - 14.7.0.2341
EFI IRST RAID for SATA - 14.7.0.2341
2 Intel OROM VBIOS and EFI GOP Driver
OROM VBIOS Haswell - 1039
EFI GOP Driver Broadwell - 5.5.1033
3 LAN OROM PXE and EFI UNDI - Intel, Realtek, BCM, QCA
OROM Intel Boot Agent CL - 0.1.05
OROM QCM-Atheros PXE - 2.1.1.5
7 Update Intel CPU MicroCode Haswell/Broadwell
CPU Microcode 0306C3 HSW - 1E
8 Other Option ROM in FFS
9 Look the Info.txt
0 Exit
Press ENTER - Re-Scanning ALL EFI modules.

Enter number:

Then if I select option #8

Other Option ROM in FFS

- OROM_GUID_878AC2CC-5343-46F2-B563-51F89DAF56BA

Press any key to continue . . .

attached is a copy of my bios so you can fiddle with it and figure out what it's talking about!?! maybe the Intel ME firmware!?!? idk

I googled GUID and it returned me back to win-raid post for the intel vbios. So it's detecting it twice?

@ f3bandit
Never mind, it's VBT for GOP Driver. I will correct later.

Edit:
It looks like a bug in the UEFIFind.

Edit2:
Checked, the problem lies elsewhere.
@f3bandit

Zitat von f3bandit im Beitrag #2095

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Hey guys I have an ASRock Fata1ity Killer
8 Other Option ROM in FFS

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@ SoniX:

cpu000306a9_plat00000012_ver0000001c_date20150226

Zitat von NewROM im Beitrag #2098

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@ SoniX:
cpu000306a9_plat00000012_ver0000001c_date20150226

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Zitat von plutomaniac im Beitrag #2100

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@SoniX

Intel Ivy GOP 3.0.1030
8086-0102 Intel Sandy-Ivy VBIOS 2171

Finally...

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Can you provide download link for this new Intel Ivy GOP 3.0.1030 driver
and Intel Sandy\Ivy VBIOS 2171?

Zitat von Alex im Beitrag #2102

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Can you provide download link for this new Intel Ivy GOP 3.0.1030 driver
and Intel Sandy\Ivy VBIOS 2171?

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@SoniX

I have found a new version for Broadcom Lan modules. There are a few things to consider:
- it was released as a NIC update, but as you have seen in older Broadcom packages, it can easily be converted to LOM modules. I have attached the original files for inspection, in Original folder. The folder Original_Split has the same files, just that image_nr2.bin is a multi-image ROM and was split into components.
- Broadcom is offering a wild combination of images, based on the PXE and PCI specs. I'm not a master in those specs (only browsed them), but I will try to offer some details. >PXE< and >RPL< are different specifications for network booting. PXE is usually offered as a combination of BC [Base-Code] (= Protocol) and UNDI (= API). There is also the possibility of a third component, BUSD [CardBus] code, but I haven't found any ROM with that component. Intel (who released PXE specification) also offers the possibility of two architectures, monolithic implementation and split implementation. Luckily, Broadcom hasn't gone that far to offer all possible combinations. They offer BC as split implementation, UNDI as split implementation, or BC + UNDI as monolithic implementation - this covers only PXE code so far. They also offer PXE + RPL as MBA images. One strange case they offer is images with RPL support only, where the PXE section is not removed, just disabled.
- Broadcom is offering 3 folders, based on PCI FW implementation. Legacy folder is based on PCI 2.3 and older, while fw30 is based on >PCI 3.0<. FW30_CLP is just PCI 3.0 with Command-Line Protocol.
- The file image_nr1.lom is equivalent to q57mmbae.lom from legacy folder. The second image is equivalent to q57pxee.lom from from fw30_clp folder.
- UBU uses q57pxee.lom from legacy folder.
- My recommendation is to use image_nr1.lom, as it has PXE (BC + UNDI) and RPL, basically all available components from Broadcom. I don't think PCI FW 3.0 or CLP has anything to offer to regular users. You can check the images in Extractor for more details, with "oromext bro".
- The supported IDs by ROM/EFI are included.
- There are two variants of image_nr2.lom, the only difference being padding added to match the images from fw30_clp folder. This also involved changing the offsets of BC code and UNDI code. In terms of usage they should be identical.

@lordkag
Thank You for the new files. :)
Do you recommend use image_nr1.lom (q57mmbae.lom), but I'm not quite sure what the end user need all protocols PXE, RPL, BOOTP, and iSCSI Boot.

Hello Fernando and Sonix. I have two questions;

Q1 - I was just wondering if there is a web page where the UBU have the older versions since they contained older OROM versions. Example, the new version (1.42) has the Intel OROM 14.7.0.2341. Version 1.37 has the Intel OROM has 13.2.2.2224. So if I wanted an older OROM that was contained in one of these versions, how can I get to it?

Q2 - BTW, I am looking for the UBU version 1.41.1 version with version 14.6.1.2340.

Thanks