@ SoniX:

1022-7805 AMD RAID 7.1.0-00064
AMD RAIDXpert2-F10 7.1.0-00076

I've had these for months. They are new, right? Also, is "1B21-0612 ASMedia AHCI 0.954" intentionally not included (I remember it being buggy or something)?

8086-0406 Intel Skylake-Kabylake VBIOS 9.0.1046

@SoniX @lordkag

Here are some Apollo Lake Video OROM and GOP with a bunch of VBT tables for the latter (SPI images seem to include 5 GOP VBT for some reason).

Intel Apollo Lake GOP 10.0.1030 (+ 5 VBT)
Intel Apollo Lake GOP 10.0.1033 (+ 5 VBT)
8086-0406 Intel Apollo Lake VBIOS 1014
8086-0406 Intel Apollo Lake VBIOS 1016

Drvver needs to be updated to support the APL GOP. Generally, APL has introduced a lot of changes at how the Intel BIOS is structured and what it contains. You also need to add UBU support at some point, UEFIStrip and MEA need updating as well.

@SoniX

Hello :)

cpu000506E3_plat36_ver000000A2
Date: 27/07/2016

To my understanding, it's actually Apollo Lake. There is no CPU name as these are BGA SoC (1-chip). There is a SoC codename however.

Previously we had Valleyview (BYT-M/D & BYT-I/T), CherryView (BSW & CHT) and now we have Broxton-P (APL & BXT).

Broxton-P is the family codename for both Apollo Lake (new Braswell) and Broxton (new CherryTrail, now cancelled) lineup.

Since BXT got cancelled, the platform should be called Apollo Lake and Broxton-P is the old codename seen at the firmware. There is no point in having a codename for a single lineup so I believe APL makes more sense.

Yes, that "Broxton" at VBT/VBIOS is meant as Broxton-P (BXT-P). Anyway, it doesn't matter as long as we know that BXT got cancelled.

Thank you for the new drvver release, UEFIStrip now works properly at the GOP naming:

@SoniX

Intel Skylake-Kabylake GOP 9.0.1052
Intel Skylake GOP Addon SKL_1001_VBT207_GOP9.0.1052

Intel Broxton GOP 10.0.1035

8086-22B0 Intel CherryView VBIOS 1014

Hello :)

Not the latest but i didn't see it here.

8086-0406 Intel Apollo Lake VBIOS 1015

@ SoniX:

1002-9830 AMD Kabini VBIOS 015.033.000.004.000000

Is there a point in including these at UBU? They are clearly OEM-configured (no matter the zeroes at the end) and we don't have any tool to transfer or change settings. Couldn't they cause issues if modded like that? Maybe I'm missing something.

@komaker:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum and thanks for your report.
Since your post is addressed to SoniX, the author of the UBU tool, he will surely reply.

Enjoy the UBU tool and the Forum!
Dieter (alias Fernando)

P.S.: I have moved your post into the correct UBU discussion thread. The other thread is reserved for the guide and SoniX's UBU update announcements.

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cpu000406F1_platEF_ver0B00001E_date24-08-2016