Zitat von gizmo28 im Beitrag #3640

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Think there is something wrong with the script, if I update the microcodes , then go update any other rom afterwards, either before or after a save, Raid rom for example then save the bios, my FIT table ends up being completely blank.
I can reproduce this behavior every single time, using the same bios file/Motherboard, I posted a few pages back.
Basically if I update the microcodes, then update any other rom, FIT table ends up being completely blank.
If reopen the bios and redo the the micrcodes over again, the fit tables get corrected.
So in short, the microcodes have to be done last, unless you want to do them twice on this particular MSI bios.

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UEFITool 0.22.4

UEFITool NE A47

How to fixed this issue? Thanks.

I'm using ASRock H97 Pro4 (ATX) + Xeon E3-1231 v3.

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@khanmein You try to open microcode .bin file or you put microcode file in UBU folder. Put only bios file in UBU folder and try because last UBU have microcode 24.

Can anyone answer this?
This is my original fit in bios:


the size of broadwell is 0x2c00 with offset 0x737410

when i mode the broadwell microcode with microcode 17 that have the same length 0x2c00 why the offset change to 0x7373f8?
I always thought that if a microcode has the same length , the offset is the same!

@Fernando Yeah, cpu306C3_plat32_ver00000024_2018-01-21_PRD_FCD4700E.bin

@Horus Yeah, I put the cpu306C3_plat32_ver00000024_2018-01-21_PRD_FCD4700E.bin only.

@Fernando

Incompatible file size. I'm not sure & µCU still 1E.

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@khanmein
MMTool spoiled the BIOS file, unfortunately this problem occurs on the version 5.2.0.24.

@boombastik
You have incorrectly counted the addresses. What version of mCodeFIT?
And came the BIOS file or a link to it.

@Fernando & @SoniX So I'm unable to flash the latest microcode update of 0x24?

Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #3656

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@boombastik
You have incorrectly counted the addresses. What version of mCodeFIT?
And came the BIOS file or a link to it.

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@boombastik[

I'm sorry, I was wrong, you're fine.
mCodeFIT correctly recalculated the addresses. You can make sure you open the BIOS file in the UEFITool NE.

I will explain. The last version of mCodeFIT reads the real address of the microcode and assigns it to _FIT_.
Old versions of mCodeFIT do not know how to do this, and display information from _FIT_, which sometimes does not correspond to valid addresses.

Zitat von SoniX im Beitrag #3659

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@boombastik
... addresses.

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