@RoadrunnerDB

You have no right to dictate what the people who actually keep this community alive must do.

First you claim that the module is corrupted. Then that the content between 16 and 17 are identical, supposedly by comparing with a hex editor non the less. Then that Pacman posts garbage and that in some imaginary way that happens often. You ignored my comment (that the Body needs to be replaced, as mclarke2355 also said) with an ironic reply (who do you think you are exactly?). Now that you realized how wrong you were for all the above, you still dug up a new excuse to blame Pacman for your own lack of understanding, patience and respect.

Bottom line is this: if you want to behave like an ass, go do it elsewhere.

Topic of this thread is "UBU Tool related Questions, Reports and Suggestions." any more Of topic messages will be deleted.

@master256:
@Obeliksd:
Welcome at Win-RAID Forum!

Unfortunately I cannot help you to solve your problem, but I hope, that you already got or will get some advices from someone else.

Regards
Dieter (alias Fernando)

I've noticed that half of the UBU pictures show supposedly "new" microcodes or old ME Analyzer versions.

UBU uses ME Analyzer (MEA.exe & MEA.dat) as well as MC Extractor's database (MCE.dat). The former is used display Intel Engine (ME/TXE) firmware info and the latter to check if the input BIOS microcodes have already been found. If you want to keep MEA and MCE.dat updated, you need to manually visit the equivalent Github pages for MEA and MCE respectively.

Get MEA.exe from the MEA Releases and the database (MEA.dat) from the source code (if the one found with the latest MEA release/executable is older, run MEA and check the DB version of the header).

To get/create MCE.dat, download the latest MCE Release and the latest MCE database (MCE.db) from the source code (if the one found with the latest MCE release/executable is older, run MCE and check the DB version of the header). Then run MCE and at options enter command "-olddb" which will produce the MCE.dat file for UBU.

@SoniX

Hello :)

Intel Skylake-Kabylake VBIOS 9.0.1051

Zitat von snowind im Beitrag #2924

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in my MSI 970A G43 PLUS there is not AMD AHCI module?

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Zitat

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Why it isn't appear on the update list when running UBU tool?

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When the original BIOS doesn't contain any AMD AHCI ROM or EFI module, there is nothing to be updated.
By the way: Modern chipsets do neither need nor use any AHCI ROM/EFI module within the BIOS. The related systems can boot nevertheless very fast in AHCI mode.