@vmanuelgm Ok thanks, in the previous version, the file was named RaidDriver-sSata.efi

@Fernando

VROC VMD and VMDD files can be found in some thread here??? Can't remember.

Or must wait for UBU updates???

@Fernando I was wrong in the file name, it's sSataOrom.bin (not RaidDriver-sSata.efi)

In first page

Intel-RSTe_sSATA-RAID-ROM_v6.1.0.1017 => sSataOrom.bin
Intel-RSTe_sSATA-RAID-ROM_v6.2.0.1034 => RaidOrom.bin

@westlake

Can you post the bios file you got 6.2.0.1034 RaidOrom & sSataOrom from ? for me to have a look at

Thanks,

Biozzz

@biozzz

Here u can find the latest 6.2.0.1034 VROC VMD modules:

https://mega.nz/#!J7BRGKDR!KB_GbCXuWekEg...GwwHMeG8w5j2nnI

I'm just wondering if anyone has had positive results upgrading the 3.8.x platform oproms on Intel C600/X79 systems. I've upgraded, it didn't brick, and everything appears functional, I can get into the RAID oprom, but I haven't run the system through the rounds yet. I've read it's better to have the onboard efi drivers on the same platform as the drivers, so I upgraded my oproms to match the new efi drivers. I went with 4.3.x for the SCU oprom and 4.5.x for the RAID oprom. I chose these versions as the most recent SCU/RAID pairing is in the 4.5.10.1021 download at intel. I realize there may be windows drivers in other code trees available here that will work with this board, but the most recent windows SCU driver I could find was 4.5.x, even in 4.6 downloads. Also, 4.1 was the only unupgraded oprom I saw in anyone's output, so I definitely didn't want to risk going higher.

BTW, there are some quirks upgrading the RAID oprom on my Asus Z9PE-D8 WS, I posted about it in the UBU thread >here<

Hi and thanks for all this information. I'm trying to mod the BIOS of an HP Proliant ML110 G6 server.

Its chipset is 3420.

In the BIOS, SATA can be IDE, AHCI, RAID and Disabled.

Vendor and Device codes are 8086:3b22 in AHCI mode. Both Windows and Linux gets it as Intel 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset 6 port SATA AHCI Controller. But there is no option rom message while booting, referring to that matter, as seen in other motherboards I have.

In RAID mode, Vendor and Device codes changes to 8086:3b25, and while the PCI Devices database show it's an Intel 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset SATA RAID Controller, its Vendor code changes it to HP Smart Array B110i SATA RAID Controller. The ROM utility to create the RAID is nothing like the standard Intel one. I'm trying to replace/update the RAID bios with the one in this OP, but they are meant for the 2822 device.

I'm wondering if HP is using his own device, or Intel OEM'ed HP the RAID BIOS with custom code.

Thanks. As there is actually a firmware for it, I will try to get the newest one.

@Fernando,

new RST_17.8.0.4438_RaidOrom found, have good luck.

Hello there, I have a question: I am using an Asrock 890FX Deluxe 3 motherboard with SB850 and AMD FX CPU.

I wanted to set up a RAID5 system, but the AMD Raid Rom could only access up to 3x800gb HDD. I used 3x3000GB hard disks, so I had to use the AMD Software solution Raid Expert.

Now I want to migrate from windows 7 and windows 10 and the horror starts. Softwaresolution= data loss, if you replace the OS.

Is there a way, to update the RAID Rom to a version with support of higher capacity HDDs in Raid 5 configuration? I currently use 3.2.1540.15

I am using Bios L3.03 (http://asrock.pc.cdn.bitgravity.com/BIOS...uxe3(L3.03).zip)