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  • This product fixed an issue that caused large file transfers over the TMFIFO interface to fail.
  • This product fixed an issue that caused by using a buffer size that was too small.
  • This product fixed an issue in event ID 401, where the supported speed was displayed as the current speed and vice versa.
  • This product fixed an issue where certain counters in the counter set "Mellanox WinOF-2 VF Port Traffic" would occasionally display an invalid value in perfmon.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixed an issue that caused large file transfers over the TMFIFO interface to fail.
  • This product fixed an issue that caused by using a buffer size that was too small.
  • This product fixed an issue in event ID 401, where the supported speed was displayed as the current speed and vice versa.
  • This product fixed an issue where certain counters in the counter set "Mellanox WinOF-2 VF Port Traffic" would occasionally display an invalid value in perfmon.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware maintenance release of Samsung PM1743 NVMe SSD with HPK6
    • ]]>
  • Firmware maintenance release of Samsung PM1743 NVMe SSD with HPK6
    • ]]>
  • Modify Power State modes (25/18/16/14W) which can be enabled as an option.
  • Improved on TTR requirement to fix device temporarily not found issue after hot-plug.
    • ]]>
  • Modify Power State modes (25/18/16/14W) which can be enabled as an option.
  • Improved on TTR requirement to fix device temporarily not found issue after hot-plug.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Updated the kit to version 6.0.0.1-4

    ]]>         Updated the kit to version 6.0.0.1-4

    ]]>         Updated the kit to version 6.0.0.1-4

    ]]>         Updated the kit to version 6.0.0.1-4

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • This product removes RDE AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
  • This product fixes an issue where the FW upgrade failed with 562SFP+/x710 adapters due to timeout.
  • This product fixes an issue where the port 2 and port 3 do not always report link down when link is down on 4-Port Ethernet Adapter.
    • ]]>
  • This product removes RDE AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
  • This product fixes an issue where the FW upgrade failed with 562SFP+/x710 adapters due to timeout.
  • This product fixes an issue where the port 2 and port 3 do not always report link down when link is down on 4-Port Ethernet Adapter.
    • ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.

    ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>         This product enhances to update PNP ID table. (Plug and Play Identifier)

    ]]>         This product enhances to update PNP ID table. (Plug and Play Identifier)

    ]]>         This product enhances to update PNP ID table. (Plug and Play Identifier)

    ]]>         This product enhances to update PNP ID table. (Plug and Play Identifier)

    ]]>         Support new Gen12 servers.

    ]]>         Support new Gen12 servers.

    ]]>         Support new ML110 and DL560 Gen11 servers

    ]]>         Support new ML110 and DL560 Gen11 servers

    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036(A):

    • Improper device type in the adapter metadata resulted in the product not listing as expected on HPE.com for all supported environments.

    The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    • Enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036(A):

    • Improper device type in the adapter metadata resulted in the product not listing as expected on HPE.com for all supported environments.

    The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    • Enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
    ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product enhances to update the installation location for nicclilom to the correct path.
  • This product enhances functionality by querying DCB settings when the NETDEV_CHANGE event occurs.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to update the installation location for nicclilom to the correct path.
  • This product enhances functionality by querying DCB settings when the NETDEV_CHANGE event occurs.
    • ]]>
  • This product has fixed the ETS validation issue to prevent traffic class (TC) starvation caused by incorrect bandwidth allocation.
  • This product fixes the issue where debugfs qp_info displays the UDP source port value incorrectly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the device fails to unregister from PTP during shutdown or suspend.
  • This product fixes the issue where IPv6 VXLAN decapsulation was not properly supported.
  • This product fixes the issue where out-of-sequence (OOS) packets were being dropped.
  • This product fixes the issue where flow priority levels 0–3 were not handled correctly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the coredump file decoder crashes when generating a coredump summary.
    • ]]>
  • This product has fixed the ETS validation issue to prevent traffic class (TC) starvation caused by incorrect bandwidth allocation.
  • This product fixes the issue where debugfs qp_info displays the UDP source port value incorrectly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the device fails to unregister from PTP during shutdown or suspend.
  • This product fixes the issue where IPv6 VXLAN decapsulation was not properly supported.
  • This product fixes the issue where out-of-sequence (OOS) packets were being dropped.
  • This product fixes the issue where flow priority levels 0–3 were not handled correctly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the coredump file decoder crashes when generating a coredump summary.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product now supports Azure Stack HCI OS.

    ]]>         This product now supports Azure Stack HCI OS.

    ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 22.45.1020.

    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 22.45.1020.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.45.1020:

    • PCC_CNP_COUNT could not be reset using the pcc_counter.sh script in the DOCA tools.
    • VQoS algorithm issue related to learning when an element is active and when it begins sending traffic.
    • A race condition that would prevent the application from transmitting when VQoS was enabled.
    • Bandwidth would drop when unbinding multiple VFs with VQoS enabled.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.45.1020:

    • PCC_CNP_COUNT could not be reset using the pcc_counter.sh script in the DOCA tools.
    • VQoS algorithm issue related to learning when an element is active and when it begins sending traffic.
    • A race condition that would prevent the application from transmitting when VQoS was enabled.
    • Bandwidth would drop when unbinding multiple VFs with VQoS enabled.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 22.44.1036:

    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 22.44.1036:

    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.44.1036:

    • Traffic would halt and recovery would be prevented when the emulation doorbell malfunctioned.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.44.1036:

    • Traffic would halt and recovery would be prevented when the emulation doorbell malfunctioned.
    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where MBA configuration reset to defaults on port 3 and 4 for BCM5719 4-port adapters after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where MBA configuration reset to defaults on port 3 and 4 for BCM5719 4-port adapters after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating firmware.

    ]]>         Fix 1) PCIe link length drop in AMD x2 system configuration
        2) Drive detection after hot re-insert on Windows
        3) Other regular FW patch release.

    ]]>         Fix 1) PCIe link length drop in AMD x2 system configuration
        2) Drive detection after hot re-insert on Windows
        3) Other regular FW patch release.

    ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product enhances RDMA functionality by enabling the RDMA flag update based on firmware capability.

    ]]>         This product enhances RDMA functionality by enabling the RDMA flag update based on firmware capability.

    ]]>
  • This product fixes the issue where Dynamic Interrupt Moderation fails to shut down properly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the coredump file decoder crashes when generating the summary of a coredump file.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes the issue where Dynamic Interrupt Moderation fails to shut down properly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the coredump file decoder crashes when generating the summary of a coredump file.
    • ]]>         Added Support for RHEL 10.

    ]]>         Added Support for RHEL 10.

    ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         • Enabled RTX 6000 Pro Accelerator on HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 servers.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVIDIA RTX A1000 Accelerator.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for UBM11.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for fallback sensor enablement or dis-enablement of OCP/PCI card main temperature sensors.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVMe-MI firmware updates.

    • Support for LDAP session persistence.

    • Ability to retain Virtual Serial Port (VSP) logs upon host power cycle.

    • Support for configuring remote syslog with Transport Layer Security (TLS) using the HPE iLO GUI.

    • Added an option to rotate ESKM password from GUI.

    • Added an AC power-cycle as a button in the GUI.

    • Added support to allow boot order modifications during server POST state.

    • Added support to enable or disable fallback temperature sensors for OCP/PCI card.

    ]]>         • Enabled RTX 6000 Pro Accelerator on HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 servers.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVIDIA RTX A1000 Accelerator.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for UBM11.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for fallback sensor enablement or dis-enablement of OCP/PCI card main temperature sensors.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVMe-MI firmware updates.

    • Support for LDAP session persistence.

    • Ability to retain Virtual Serial Port (VSP) logs upon host power cycle.

    • Support for configuring remote syslog with Transport Layer Security (TLS) using the HPE iLO GUI.

    • Added an option to rotate ESKM password from GUI.

    • Added an AC power-cycle as a button in the GUI.

    • Added support to allow boot order modifications during server POST state.

    • Added support to enable or disable fallback temperature sensors for OCP/PCI card.

    ]]>         • Fixed an issue of HPE iLO Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) command (SDR type memory) not listing some of the memory sensor records.

    • Fixed an issue where SFIC generation failed and the URIs in the redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory did not get populated.

    • Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable create a local user.

    • Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout is used and Kanji key [English Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.

    • Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 Web GUI did not show the correct processor 2 status.

    • Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning a value of (1) for Apollo server.

    • Fixed an issue where SSH connections from later versions of PuTTY were not allowed.

    ]]>         • Fixed an issue of HPE iLO Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) command (SDR type memory) not listing some of the memory sensor records.

    • Fixed an issue where SFIC generation failed and the URIs in the redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory did not get populated.

    • Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable create a local user.

    • Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout is used and Kanji key [English Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.

    • Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 Web GUI did not show the correct processor 2 status.

    • Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning a value of (1) for Apollo server.

    • Fixed an issue where SSH connections from later versions of PuTTY were not allowed.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         Features included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         Features included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         To Do

    ]]>         To Do

    ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>         Feature Change: Removal of virtualization/SRIOV feature.

    ]]>         Feature Change: Removal of virtualization/SRIOV feature.

    ]]>         This product fixes to update the INF file to enable the DmaRemappingCompatible feature with a value of 2.

    ]]>         This product fixes to update the INF file to enable the DmaRemappingCompatible feature with a value of 2.

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  •  Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  •  Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for FIPS code release and one assert fix
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for FIPS code release and one assert fix
    • ]]>         1.Fixes the logic bug in the media cache cleaning abort handling that caused the drive to choose and execute the R/W command before the Request Sense to prevent assert.
    2. Adding other logging and FW enhancements.

    ]]>         1.Fixes the logic bug in the media cache cleaning abort handling that caused the drive to choose and execute the R/W command before the Request Sense to prevent assert.
    2. Adding other logging and FW enhancements.

    ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
    • ]]>
  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>
  • Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on
    • ]]>
  • Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Fix smart component hang issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix smart component hang issue.
    • ]]>
  • Improve FW handling on capacitor charge timeout mechanism
  • Change the sense code during download microcode (0E)
    • ]]>
  • Improve FW handling on capacitor charge timeout mechanism
  • Change the sense code during download microcode (0E)
    • ]]>         This is initial release

    ]]>         This is initial release

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 22.45.1020

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 22.45.1020

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 26.43.1014

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 26.43.1014

    ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 25.4.50020.0

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 25.4.50020.0

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 24.10.26603.0

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 24.10.26603.0

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fix issue where tg3 driver doesn't report correct tg3 driver name in dmesg.

    ]]>         This product fix issue where tg3 driver doesn't report correct tg3 driver name in dmesg.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    None

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    None

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    None

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial version of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    None

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial version of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.9.2 patch 1

    ]]>         SR 2.9.2 patch 1

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Enhanced ROM error logging when DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000".

    ]]>         Enhanced ROM error logging when DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000".

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR2 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name showed in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang while switching RBSU pages in multi-language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR2 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name showed in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang while switching RBSU pages in multi-language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Updated multi-language translation.

    Added the help text for "Smooth Cooling" RBSU option.

    ]]>         Updated multi-language translation.

    Added the help text for "Smooth Cooling" RBSU option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR1 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR1 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Fix FW assert and other regular fixes
    • ]]>
  • Fix FW assert and other regular fixes
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         Add new support platform.

    ]]>         Add new support platform.

    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product removes the Ethernet/LLDPTransmit/ManagementVlanId property to simplify network configuration.
  • This product enhances system stability by adjusting MSI-X vector counts to prevent resource exhaustion.
  • This product enhances SPDM functionality by setting the MsgTag in the MCTP transport header.
  • This product enhances the coredump feature in the BNXT driver for better diagnostic capabilities.
  • This product enhances network performance by adding the RX rate profile and improving DPDK functionality.
    • ]]>
  • This product removes the Ethernet/LLDPTransmit/ManagementVlanId property to simplify network configuration.
  • This product enhances system stability by adjusting MSI-X vector counts to prevent resource exhaustion.
  • This product enhances SPDM functionality by setting the MsgTag in the MCTP transport header.
  • This product enhances the coredump feature in the BNXT driver for better diagnostic capabilities.
  • This product enhances network performance by adding the RX rate profile and improving DPDK functionality.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes the issue where the firmware fails to send a reset notification to the driver during error recovery.
  • This product fixes the issue where the RDE bejString special character escape sequences were incorrectly encoded.
  • This product fixes the issue where the PLDM port link speed sensor reading and event values were reported as negative.
  • This product fixes the issue where the XDP/LPBK L2 context entry caused resource leaks.
  • This product fixes the issue where XDP flows were not properly freed by ensuring they are released only when the MAC address is non-zero.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes the issue where the firmware fails to send a reset notification to the driver during error recovery.
  • This product fixes the issue where the RDE bejString special character escape sequences were incorrectly encoded.
  • This product fixes the issue where the PLDM port link speed sensor reading and event values were reported as negative.
  • This product fixes the issue where the XDP/LPBK L2 context entry caused resource leaks.
  • This product fixes the issue where XDP flows were not properly freed by ensuring they are released only when the MAC address is non-zero.
    • ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for FIPS code release and one assert fix
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for FIPS code release and one assert fix
    • ]]>         1) Fixes the logic bug in the media cache cleaning abort handling that caused the drive to choose and execute the R/W command before the Request Sense to prevent assert.
    2) Adding other logging and FW enhancements.

    ]]>         1) Fixes the logic bug in the media cache cleaning abort handling that caused the drive to choose and execute the R/W command before the Request Sense to prevent assert.
    2) Adding other logging and FW enhancements.

    ]]>
  • To fix chip kill -The host IO CMD may get timed out and shows SNS=04/40/C2.
    • ]]>
  • To fix chip kill -The host IO CMD may get timed out and shows SNS=04/40/C2.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00146367en_us which will be active on 20-Mar-2025.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00146367en_us which will be active on 20-Mar-2025.
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made for  Primera 600 products to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives.
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made for  Primera 600 products to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.5 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where PCIe devices might be missing due to system overheating.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.5 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where PCIe devices might be missing due to system overheating.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where Large Send Offload (LSO) is not working.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where Large Send Offload (LSO) is not working.

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • HPK5 is a planned maintenance release that follows HPK2. This is a recommended FW release that provides bug fixes for the  4K IU Solid State Drives
    • ]]>
  • HPK5 is a planned maintenance release that follows HPK2. This is a recommended FW release that provides bug fixes for the  4K IU Solid State Drives
    • ]]>
  • This is a recommended FW release that provides bug fixes for the HPK2
    • ]]>
  • This is a recommended FW release that provides bug fixes for the HPK2
    • ]]>
  • Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on
    • ]]>
  • Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on
    • ]]>
  • RSOD issue fixed. RSOD was occurred during server power-on if enable the VROC.
    • ]]>
  • RSOD issue fixed. RSOD was occurred during server power-on if enable the VROC.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up
    • ]]>
  • Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.
    • ]]>
  • Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.
    • ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware fixes an issue where the drive can become inaccessible after an emergency power off, and corrects a potential verification issue during read recovery.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware fixes an issue where the drive can become inaccessible after an emergency power off, and corrects a potential verification issue during read recovery.
    • ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Introduced an enhancement to prevent potential system shutdowns caused by specific CPU temperature errors.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Introduced an enhancement to prevent potential system shutdowns caused by specific CPU temperature errors.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order MRSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order MRSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order LSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order LSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2022

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         .

    The following fixes were incorporated in this version:

    • Code optimization to save memory repo.

    • TLB exception seen while doing esp reset when expander reset was in progress.

    • Added the psoc 8.93 binary in peripheral images, updated the reveille version numbers.

    • Added whole new Delta PS-pmbus code , Updated the ESP version number.

    Please refer to the Release Notes for the complete listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.

    ]]>         .

    The following fixes were incorporated in this version:

    • Code optimization to save memory repo.

    • TLB exception seen while doing esp reset when expander reset was in progress.

    • Added the psoc 8.93 binary in peripheral images, updated the reveille version numbers.

    • Added whole new Delta PS-pmbus code , Updated the ESP version number.

    Please refer to the Release Notes for the complete listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated supported environments
    • ]]>         Initial release.

    ]]>         Initial release.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         • Enabled RTX 6000 Pro Accelerator on HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 servers.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVIDIA RTX A1000 Accelerator.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for UBM11.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for fallback sensor enablement or dis-enablement of OCP/PCI card main temperature sensors.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVMe-MI firmware updates.

    • Support for LDAP session persistence.

    • Ability to retain Virtual Serial Port (VSP) logs upon host power cycle.

    • Support for configuring remote syslog with Transport Layer Security (TLS) using the HPE iLO GUI.

    • Added an option to rotate ESKM password from GUI.

    • Added an AC power-cycle as a button in the GUI.

    • Added support to allow boot order modifications during server POST state.

    • Added support to enable or disable fallback temperature sensors for OCP/PCI card.

    ]]>         • Enabled RTX 6000 Pro Accelerator on HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 servers.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVIDIA RTX A1000 Accelerator.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for UBM11.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for fallback sensor enablement or dis-enablement of OCP/PCI card main temperature sensors.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVMe-MI firmware updates.

    • Support for LDAP session persistence.

    • Ability to retain Virtual Serial Port (VSP) logs upon host power cycle.

    • Support for configuring remote syslog with Transport Layer Security (TLS) using the HPE iLO GUI.

    • Added an option to rotate ESKM password from GUI.

    • Added an AC power-cycle as a button in the GUI.

    • Added support to allow boot order modifications during server POST state.

    • Added support to enable or disable fallback temperature sensors for OCP/PCI card.

    ]]>         • Fixed an issue of HPE iLO Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) command (SDR type memory) not listing some of the memory sensor records.

    • Fixed an issue where SFIC generation failed and the URIs in the redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory did not get populated.

    • Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable create a local user.

    • Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout is used and Kanji key [English Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.

    • Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 Web GUI did not show the correct processor 2 status.

    • Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning a value of (1) for Apollo server.

    • Fixed an issue where SSH connections from later versions of PuTTY were not allowed.

    ]]>         • Fixed an issue of HPE iLO Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) command (SDR type memory) not listing some of the memory sensor records.

    • Fixed an issue where SFIC generation failed and the URIs in the redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory did not get populated.

    • Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable create a local user.

    • Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout is used and Kanji key [English Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.

    • Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 Web GUI did not show the correct processor 2 status.

    • Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning a value of (1) for Apollo server.

    • Fixed an issue where SSH connections from later versions of PuTTY were not allowed.

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    MBI

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    MBI

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    ]]>         Fixed the following:

    • BitLocker recovery is triggered during POST due to an option ROM verification failure on the Marvell adapter, preventing system to boot to Windows OS.
    ]]>         Fixed the following:

    • BitLocker recovery is triggered during POST due to an option ROM verification failure on the Marvell adapter, preventing system to boot to Windows OS.
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    MBI

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    MBI

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 32Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 02.11.01 09.15.05 7.39 0.0
    ]]>         Fixed the following:

    1. Windows BitLocker causes the system boot due to ROM signature failure during POST.
    2. Increase an internal timeout value for SPI/Flash read.
    ]]>         Fixed the following:

    1. Windows BitLocker causes the system boot due to ROM signature failure during POST.
    2. Increase an internal timeout value for SPI/Flash read.
    ]]>
  • Improvements to our out-of-band message handling to ensure robust device management capabilities
  • Changes to improve our PCIe link compatibility as well as device reliability
  • This firmware update is recommended as it improves our system interoperability and prevents specific scenarios that could cause the drive to become unresponsive.
    • ]]>
  • Improvements to our out-of-band message handling to ensure robust device management capabilities
  • Changes to improve our PCIe link compatibility as well as device reliability
  • This firmware update is recommended as it improves our system interoperability and prevents specific scenarios that could cause the drive to become unresponsive.
    • ]]>
  • Improvements to our out-of-band message handling to ensure robust device management capabilities
  • Changes to improve our PCIe link compatibility as well as device reliability
  • This firmware update is recommended as it improves our system interoperability and prevents specific scenarios that could cause the drive to become unresponsive.
    • ]]>
  • Improvements to our out-of-band message handling to ensure robust device management capabilities
  • Changes to improve our PCIe link compatibility as well as device reliability
  • This firmware update is recommended as it improves our system interoperability and prevents specific scenarios that could cause the drive to become unresponsive.
    • ]]>
  • Updated support environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated support environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated support environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated support environments
    • ]]>
  • Firmware contains fix for bug that may cause drive to perform self-initiated reset in systems where maximum queue depth of 128 is exceeded.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware contains fix for bug that may cause drive to perform self-initiated reset in systems where maximum queue depth of 128 is exceeded.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00138902en_us which will be active on 24-April-2024.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00138902en_us which will be active on 24-April-2024.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    None

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    None

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added Support for RHEL 10

    ]]>         Added Support for RHEL 10

    ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order MRSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order MRSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order LSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order LSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Fix MRSA issue in a00150411en_us Advisory: HPE Compute MR Controllers - HPE MR Storage Administrator (MRSA) Launch Issue and Storage Command Line Interface (StorCLI) Installation Warning Message Observed With Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 10
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Implemented new power supply redundancy rules.

    ]]>         Implemented new power supply redundancy rules.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.5 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue with temperature reporting for H200.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.5 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue with temperature reporting for H200.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.5 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where PCIe devices might be missing due to system overheating.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.5 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where PCIe devices might be missing due to system overheating.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Driver update
    • ]]>
  • Driver update
    • ]]>
  • Driver update
    • ]]>
  • Driver update
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • An error was found in the queue fullhandling process that results in the FUA bit not getting properly set, which could lead to the drive self-initiated reset
  • The FW fix is to resolve the handling of FUA bit during the queue full handling process has been implemented
  • The FW was confirmed to resolve the issue of drives resetting under queue full handling situations.
    • ]]>
  • An error was found in the queue fullhandling process that results in the FUA bit not getting properly set, which could lead to the drive self-initiated reset
  • The FW fix is to resolve the handling of FUA bit during the queue full handling process has been implemented
  • The FW was confirmed to resolve the issue of drives resetting under queue full handling situations.
    • ]]>         This product fixes an issue where MBA configuration reset to defaults on port 3 and 4 for BCM5719 4-port adapters after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where MBA configuration reset to defaults on port 3 and 4 for BCM5719 4-port adapters after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating firmware.

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product removes the Ethernet/LLDPTransmit/ManagementVlanId property to streamline configuration.
  • This product enhances the coredump feature in the BNXT driver for improved diagnostics.
  • This product enhances to update the driver to suppress the HII MBA menu for a cleaner interface.
    • ]]>
  • This product removes the Ethernet/LLDPTransmit/ManagementVlanId property to streamline configuration.
  • This product enhances the coredump feature in the BNXT driver for improved diagnostics.
  • This product enhances to update the driver to suppress the HII MBA menu for a cleaner interface.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes the issue where the OCP module experiences link width degradation in the system.
  • This product fixes the issue where RDMA connections are not getting connected.
  • This product fixes the issue where RoCE and TX/RX path core dump decoding failed.
  • This product fixes the issue where Port 1 was not receiving broadcast packets with ESXi.
  • This product fixes the issue where the OCP module experiences link width degradation in the system.
  • This product fixes the issue where PXE boot does not work with VLAN configurations.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes the issue where the OCP module experiences link width degradation in the system.
  • This product fixes the issue where RDMA connections are not getting connected.
  • This product fixes the issue where RoCE and TX/RX path core dump decoding failed.
  • This product fixes the issue where Port 1 was not receiving broadcast packets with ESXi.
  • This product fixes the issue where the OCP module experiences link width degradation in the system.
  • This product fixes the issue where PXE boot does not work with VLAN configurations.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL issued.
    • ]]>
  • Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL issued.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>         Support VMware ESXi 9.0.

    ]]>         Support VMware ESXi 9.0.

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • Improves performance in certain file systems and implements fixes for several of the previous firmware’s shortcomings.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
  • Several maintenance items are included in this firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs.
  • Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.
    • ]]>
  • Improves performance in certain file systems and implements fixes for several of the previous firmware’s shortcomings.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
  • Several maintenance items are included in this firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs.
  • Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • To fix 1) chip kill -The host IO CMD may get timed out and shows SNS=04/40/C2 and 2) garbage collection checking for performance recovery.
    • ]]>
  • To fix 1) chip kill -The host IO CMD may get timed out and shows SNS=04/40/C2 and 2) garbage collection checking for performance recovery.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00146367en_us which will be active on 20-Mar-2025.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00146367en_us which will be active on 20-Mar-2025.
    • ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the bugcheck D1 occurs when in the Jumbo frame scenario.
  • This product fixes an issue where the VM traffic may not working when VF driver disabled or not installed.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the bugcheck D1 occurs when in the Jumbo frame scenario.
  • This product fixes an issue where the VM traffic may not working when VF driver disabled or not installed.
    • ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>         Initial version.

    ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware version fixes a bug with the unmap command that may cause a drive hang
    • ]]>
  • This firmware version fixes a bug with the unmap command that may cause a drive hang
    • ]]>
  • Support Gen12 servers.
    • ]]>
  • Support Gen12 servers.
    • ]]>         For Gen11 PR3 & 2023 March MSB

    ]]>         For Gen11 PR3 & 2023 March MSB

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(E) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision E if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant 2024.11.00.00 and later.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(E) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision E if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant 2024.11.00.00 and later.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.2.2(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.2.2. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.2.2.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This is the initial verison of the firmware.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5.

    ]]>         This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5.

    ]]>         This product fixes the kernel compilation issue.

    ]]>         This product fixes the kernel compilation issue.

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.82.1

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.82.1

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>
  • Added support for Windows Server 2025.
  • Added support to enable DMA remapping feature for Windows Server 2025.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Windows Server 2025.
  • Added support to enable DMA remapping feature for Windows Server 2025.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed the issue that memory dump sometimes cannot be captured when Remote Key Management mode is enabled.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed the issue that memory dump sometimes cannot be captured when Remote Key Management mode is enabled.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where the ice driver failed to load when the transmit balancing feature was enabled in the NIC HII menu.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where the ice driver failed to load when the transmit balancing feature was enabled in the NIC HII menu.

    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4506:

    • Added address validation in MLNX OEM CMD 0x0032 (get debug info) to be 4- bytes aligned.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4506:

    • Added address validation in MLNX OEM CMD 0x0032 (get debug info) to be 4- bytes aligned.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:

    • Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:

    • Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4030:

    • Added support for postponing QP timeout "retry exceeded" errors for traffic directed at specific destinations. This new capability prevents broken connections for destinations in downtime because of live migration.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4030:

    • Added support for postponing QP timeout "retry exceeded" errors for traffic directed at specific destinations. This new capability prevents broken connections for destinations in downtime because of live migration.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4030:

    • VF FLR would get stuck when its PF triggered the FLR as well.
    • Unexpected source UDP port appeared in RoCE packets when the firmware ignored a non-PF driver configuration for RoCE source UDP port control (as set in SET_HCA_CAP.sw_r_roce_src_udp_port).
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4030:

    • VF FLR would get stuck when its PF triggered the FLR as well.
    • Unexpected source UDP port appeared in RoCE packets when the firmware ignored a non-PF driver configuration for RoCE source UDP port control (as set in SET_HCA_CAP.sw_r_roce_src_udp_port).
    ]]>         Initial release version.

    ]]>         Initial release version.

    ]]>         Initial release version.

    ]]>         Initial release version.

    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         This product fixes to align DDP with the new FW version and NVM 4.71.

    ]]>         This product fixes to align DDP with the new FW version and NVM 4.71.

    ]]>         This product is now supported on a new platform.

    ]]>         This product is now supported on a new platform.

    ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>
  • Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL
    • ]]>
  • Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         To eliminate the risk of gen drop issue.

    ]]>         To eliminate the risk of gen drop issue.

    ]]>
  • FW update to eliminate the risk of Drive missing issue.
  • Fixed low sequential write performance in Windows 2022
    • ]]>
  • FW update to eliminate the risk of Drive missing issue.
  • Fixed low sequential write performance in Windows 2022
    • ]]>
  • This firmware provides bug fixes for the P5620/P5520.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware provides bug fixes for the P5620/P5520.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Device
  • Updated SBOM requirement
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Device
  • Updated SBOM requirement
    • ]]>         Initial release.

    ]]>         Initial release.

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes to update the INF file to enable the DmaRemappingCompatible feature with a value of 2.

    ]]>         This product fixes to update the INF file to enable the DmaRemappingCompatible feature with a value of 2.

    ]]>         Enhanced ROM error logging when DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000".

    ]]>         Enhanced ROM error logging when DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000".

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR2 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name showed in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang while switching RBSU pages in multi-language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR2 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name showed in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang while switching RBSU pages in multi-language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Updated multi-language translation.

    Added the help text for "Smooth Cooling" RBSU option.

    ]]>         Updated multi-language translation.

    Added the help text for "Smooth Cooling" RBSU option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR1 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR1 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made for  Primera 600 products to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives.
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made for  Primera 600 products to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us which will be active on 18-Aug-2025.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us which will be active on 18-Aug-2025.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us which will be active on 18-Aug-2025.
    • ]]>
  • This is a firmware maintenance release. It addresses a potential data loss issue, along with other bug fixes and improvements.
  • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00150711en_us which will be active on 18-Aug-2025.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Driver update
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Driver update
  • Updated supported platforms
    • ]]>
  • Driver update
    • ]]>
  • Driver update
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware fixes an issue where the drive can become inaccessible after an emergency power off, and corrects a potential verification issue during read recovery.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware fixes an issue where the drive can become inaccessible after an emergency power off, and corrects a potential verification issue during read recovery.
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.048.0 (2.10_12_03_2024) should be paired with System ROM 2.10_12-06-2024.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E PLR2 and Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh PV guidance.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.048.0 (2.10_12_03_2024) should be paired with System ROM 2.10_12-06-2024.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E PLR2 and Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh PV guidance.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         Initial Build

    ]]>         • Enabled RTX 6000 Pro Accelerator on HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 servers.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVIDIA RTX A1000 Accelerator.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for UBM11.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for fallback sensor enablement or dis-enablement of OCP/PCI card main temperature sensors.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVMe-MI firmware updates.

    • Support for LDAP session persistence.

    • Ability to retain Virtual Serial Port (VSP) logs upon host power cycle.

    • Support for configuring remote syslog with Transport Layer Security (TLS) using the HPE iLO GUI.

    • Added an option to rotate ESKM password from GUI.

    • Added an AC power-cycle as a button in the GUI.

    • Added support to allow boot order modifications during server POST state.

    • Added support to enable or disable fallback temperature sensors for OCP/PCI card.

    ]]>         • Enabled RTX 6000 Pro Accelerator on HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 servers.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVIDIA RTX A1000 Accelerator.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for UBM11.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for fallback sensor enablement or dis-enablement of OCP/PCI card main temperature sensors.

    • Enabled HPE iLO 6 support for NVMe-MI firmware updates.

    • Support for LDAP session persistence.

    • Ability to retain Virtual Serial Port (VSP) logs upon host power cycle.

    • Support for configuring remote syslog with Transport Layer Security (TLS) using the HPE iLO GUI.

    • Added an option to rotate ESKM password from GUI.

    • Added an AC power-cycle as a button in the GUI.

    • Added support to allow boot order modifications during server POST state.

    • Added support to enable or disable fallback temperature sensors for OCP/PCI card.

    ]]>         • Fixed an issue of HPE iLO Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) command (SDR type memory) not listing some of the memory sensor records.

    • Fixed an issue where SFIC generation failed and the URIs in the redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory did not get populated.

    • Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable create a local user.

    • Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout is used and Kanji key [English Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.

    • Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 Web GUI did not show the correct processor 2 status.

    • Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning a value of (1) for Apollo server.

    • Fixed an issue where SSH connections from later versions of PuTTY were not allowed.

    ]]>         • Fixed an issue of HPE iLO Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) command (SDR type memory) not listing some of the memory sensor records.

    • Fixed an issue where SFIC generation failed and the URIs in the redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory did not get populated.

    • Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable create a local user.

    • Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout is used and Kanji key [English Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.

    • Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 Web GUI did not show the correct processor 2 status.

    • Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning a value of (1) for Apollo server.

    • Fixed an issue where SSH connections from later versions of PuTTY were not allowed.

    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    • Enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    • Enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.60 (08/07/2025) or later.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.60 (08/07/2025) or later.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Added RHEL10 support
    • ]]>
  • Added RHEL10 support
    • ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1620E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.29

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1720E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.29 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1620E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.29

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1720E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.29 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1620E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.24

    14.4.473.24

    14.4.473.8

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1720E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.24 14.4.473.24 14.4.473.8 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1620E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.24

    14.4.473.24

    14.4.473.8

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1720E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.24 14.4.473.24 14.4.473.8 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product enhances to add support for Tunnel based TPA (TCP Packet Aggregation).
  • This product enhances the coredump feature for generating the summary of a coredump file.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to add support for Tunnel based TPA (TCP Packet Aggregation).
  • This product enhances the coredump feature for generating the summary of a coredump file.
    • ]]>         Driver version 5.4.85.0-1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 8.0u3

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.85.0-1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 8.0u3

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.83.1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 8.0u3

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.83.1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 8.0u3

    ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Introduced an enhancement to prevent potential system shutdowns caused by specific CPU temperature errors.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Introduced an enhancement to prevent potential system shutdowns caused by specific CPU temperature errors.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>         Initial release

    ]]>         Initial release

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixed an issue that caused large file transfers over the TMFIFO interface to fail.
  • This product fixed an issue that caused by using a buffer size that was too small.
  • This product fixed an issue in event ID 401, where the supported speed was displayed as the current speed and vice versa.
  • This product fixed an issue where certain counters in the counter set "Mellanox WinOF-2 VF Port Traffic" would occasionally display an invalid value in perfmon.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixed an issue that caused large file transfers over the TMFIFO interface to fail.
  • This product fixed an issue that caused by using a buffer size that was too small.
  • This product fixed an issue in event ID 401, where the supported speed was displayed as the current speed and vice versa.
  • This product fixed an issue where certain counters in the counter set "Mellanox WinOF-2 VF Port Traffic" would occasionally display an invalid value in perfmon.
    • ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.29

    14.4.469.0

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.29

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.29 14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.29 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.29

    14.4.469.0

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.30

    14.4.473.29

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.29 14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.30 14.4.473.29 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.8

    14.4.469.0

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.8

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.8 14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.8 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:

    Adapter

    Speed

    Universal Boot Image

    Firmware

    UEFI

    Boot Bios

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.8

    14.4.469.0

    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

    32Gb

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.14

    14.4.473.8

    14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.8 14.4.469.0
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 64Gb 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.14 14.4.473.8 14.4.469.0
    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS settings might not be applied when upgrading the BIOS and changing BIOS settings simultaneously.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID could disappear after modifying the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where an incorrect Structured Boot Name appeared in the OS boot options.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS settings might not be applied when upgrading the BIOS and changing BIOS settings simultaneously.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID could disappear after modifying the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where an incorrect Structured Boot Name appeared in the OS boot options.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS settings might not be applied when upgrading the BIOS and changing BIOS settings simultaneously.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID could disappear after modifying the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where an incorrect Structured Boot Name appeared in the OS boot options.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS settings might not be applied when upgrading the BIOS and changing BIOS settings simultaneously.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID could disappear after modifying the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where an incorrect Structured Boot Name appeared in the OS boot options.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product enhances to update the installation location for nicclilom to the correct path.
  • This product enhances functionality by querying DCB settings when the NETDEV_CHANGE event occurs.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to update the installation location for nicclilom to the correct path.
  • This product enhances functionality by querying DCB settings when the NETDEV_CHANGE event occurs.
    • ]]>
  • This product has fixed the ETS validation issue to prevent traffic class (TC) starvation caused by incorrect bandwidth allocation.
  • This product fixes the issue where debugfs qp_info displays the UDP source port value incorrectly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the device fails to unregister from PTP during shutdown or suspend.
  • This product fixes the issue where IPv6 VXLAN decapsulation was not properly supported.
  • This product fixes the issue where out-of-sequence (OOS) packets were being dropped.
  • This product fixes the issue where flow priority levels 0–3 were not handled correctly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the coredump file decoder crashes when generating a coredump summary.
    • ]]>
  • This product has fixed the ETS validation issue to prevent traffic class (TC) starvation caused by incorrect bandwidth allocation.
  • This product fixes the issue where debugfs qp_info displays the UDP source port value incorrectly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the device fails to unregister from PTP during shutdown or suspend.
  • This product fixes the issue where IPv6 VXLAN decapsulation was not properly supported.
  • This product fixes the issue where out-of-sequence (OOS) packets were being dropped.
  • This product fixes the issue where flow priority levels 0–3 were not handled correctly.
  • This product fixes the issue where the coredump file decoder crashes when generating a coredump summary.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn was disappear after reconfiguring NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn was disappear after reconfiguring NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "PCIe Device Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Hot-Plug Error Control" and set to "Hot-Plug Surprise" by default. This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/PcieHotPlugErrControl

    ]]>         Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "PCIe Device Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Hot-Plug Error Control" and set to "Hot-Plug Surprise" by default. This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/PcieHotPlugErrControl

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update firmware while performing firmware update.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD if NVMe-oF target did not have partitions.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update firmware while performing firmware update.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD if NVMe-oF target did not have partitions.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • To fix - Frequent insertion of low priority commands during IO execution may lead to drive offline randomly.

    • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00141941en_us 

    ]]>
  • To fix - Frequent insertion of low priority commands during IO execution may lead to drive offline randomly.

    • For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00141941en_us 

    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4506:

    • Added address validation in MLNX OEM CMD 0x0032 (get debug info) to be 4- bytes aligned.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4506:

    • Added address validation in MLNX OEM CMD 0x0032 (get debug info) to be 4- bytes aligned.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:

    • Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:

    • Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4030:

    • Added support for postponing QP timeout "retry exceeded" errors for traffic directed at specific destinations. This new capability prevents broken connections for destinations in downtime because of live migration.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4030:

    • Added support for postponing QP timeout "retry exceeded" errors for traffic directed at specific destinations. This new capability prevents broken connections for destinations in downtime because of live migration.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4030:

    • VF FLR would get stuck when its PF triggered the FLR as well.
    • Unexpected source UDP port appeared in RoCE packets when the firmware ignored a non-PF driver configuration for RoCE source UDP port control (as set in SET_HCA_CAP.sw_r_roce_src_udp_port).
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4030:

    • VF FLR would get stuck when its PF triggered the FLR as well.
    • Unexpected source UDP port appeared in RoCE packets when the firmware ignored a non-PF driver configuration for RoCE source UDP port control (as set in SET_HCA_CAP.sw_r_roce_src_udp_port).
    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • This FW update contains the fix for false ILO message of temporary drive "degraded" status.
    • ]]>
  • This FW update contains the fix for false ILO message of temporary drive "degraded" status.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware maintenance release on HPK4.
  • Please note this version of FW has applied UUID change from little endian to big endian per Datacenter NVMe SSD Spec. System application should be updated accordingly per this UUID change. 
  • If drive FW needs to downgrade from HPK4 to HPK3, a reset/POR is required.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware maintenance release on HPK4.
  • Please note this version of FW has applied UUID change from little endian to big endian per Datacenter NVMe SSD Spec. System application should be updated accordingly per this UUID change. 
  • If drive FW needs to downgrade from HPK4 to HPK3, a reset/POR is required.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
    • ]]>         Support new Gen12 servers.

    ]]>         Support new Gen12 servers.

    ]]>         Support both Gen10P and Gen11 servers

    ]]>         Support both Gen10P and Gen11 servers

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>
  • This firmware revision improves data integrity and reliability by optimizing adjacent track refresh parameters and management of emergency power loss table structure.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in emergency power loss events.
  • Several maintenance items are included in this firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs and provide some minor performance improvements.
    • ]]>
  • This firmware revision improves data integrity and reliability by optimizing adjacent track refresh parameters and management of emergency power loss table structure.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in emergency power loss events.
  • Several maintenance items are included in this firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs and provide some minor performance improvements.
    • ]]>
  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
    • ]]>
  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>

  • This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.

    • ]]>

  • This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.

    • ]]>
  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
    • ]]>
  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
    • ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Added RHEL10 support
    • ]]>
  • Added RHEL10 support
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions..
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions..
    • ]]>
  • This is a maintenance release that contains code improvements for CAP.TO and LED behavior.
    • ]]>
  • This is a maintenance release that contains code improvements for CAP.TO and LED behavior.
    • ]]>          This is an initial FW.

    ]]>          This is an initial FW.

    ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Firmware contains fix for bug that may cause drive to perform self-initiated reset in systems where maximum queue depth of 128 is exceeded.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware contains fix for bug that may cause drive to perform self-initiated reset in systems where maximum queue depth of 128 is exceeded.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         The following fixes were incorporated in this version:

    • The Enabled-ClusterS2D command now completes successfully when executed on a SATA drive within a D3610 disk enclosure for a NonStop solution.

    • The smart carrier, which is the drive case for SAS drives, now authenticates in the D3610/D3710 drive enclosure.

    • Added new 7-segment error codes E0 and E1 to report issues with Fan modules A and B, respectively. These new codes only apply to the D3610/D3710 and only display when running firmware 5.04.

    • If the storage enclosure processor within the I/O module fails, a hard reset (power down and then power up) is executed to ensure the processor comes back online.

    Please refer to the Release Notes for the complete listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.

    ]]>         The following fixes were incorporated in this version:

    • The Enabled-ClusterS2D command now completes successfully when executed on a SATA drive within a D3610 disk enclosure for a NonStop solution.

    • The smart carrier, which is the drive case for SAS drives, now authenticates in the D3610/D3710 drive enclosure.

    • Added new 7-segment error codes E0 and E1 to report issues with Fan modules A and B, respectively. These new codes only apply to the D3610/D3710 and only display when running firmware 5.04.

    • If the storage enclosure processor within the I/O module fails, a hard reset (power down and then power up) is executed to ensure the processor comes back online.

    Please refer to the Release Notes for the complete listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.

    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where Large Send Offload (LSO) is not working.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where Large Send Offload (LSO) is not working.

    ]]>         Latest FW ver 4.22

    ]]>         Latest FW ver 4.22

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release for sanitize, DRAM,DMA transfer and log page fix.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release for sanitize, DRAM,DMA transfer and log page fix.
    • ]]>
  • Adding 15T model number support and MCU code fix in FW release.
    • ]]>
  • Adding 15T model number support and MCU code fix in FW release.
    • ]]>
  • Changes and improvements made in HPK1 are to enhance receiver signals by changing the drive’s internal PHY register values on Gen11 x2 direct attached system.
    • ]]>
  • Changes and improvements made in HPK1 are to enhance receiver signals by changing the drive’s internal PHY register values on Gen11 x2 direct attached system.
    • ]]>
  • Changes and improvements made in HPK1 are to enhance receiver signals by changing the drive’s internal PHY register values on Gen11 x2 direct attached system.
    • ]]>
  • Changes and improvements made in HPK1 are to enhance receiver signals by changing the drive’s internal PHY register values on Gen11 x2 direct attached system.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.11.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.10.20

    ]]>         Updated to version 9.4.10.20

    ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Verified the UNMAP command and confirmed that the Block Limits VPD page data is correct with the latest firmware.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a potential mutex deadlock between reset and event handling thread. The issue may happen when there is heavy IO, device add/delete and SCSI rescan running in the same time.
    • ]]>         Fix 1) PCIe link length drop in AMD x2 system configuration
        2) Drive detection after hot re-insert on Windows
        3) Other regular FW patch release.

    ]]>         Fix 1) PCIe link length drop in AMD x2 system configuration
        2) Drive detection after hot re-insert on Windows
        3) Other regular FW patch release.

    ]]>
  • Introduced Self-Encrypting Drive on P81162-B21 NS204i-u 960GB NVMe SED Boot Device
  • Support new Gen 12 servers.
    • ]]>
  • Introduced Self-Encrypting Drive on P81162-B21 NS204i-u 960GB NVMe SED Boot Device
  • Support new Gen 12 servers.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-u firmware information is not visible in UEFI when DMA remapping is enabled
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-r is intermittently undetected on DX360 Gen10 Plus after continuous reboots
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-u firmware information is not visible in UEFI when DMA remapping is enabled
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-r is intermittently undetected on DX360 Gen10 Plus after continuous reboots
    • ]]>
  • Introduced Self-Encrypting Drive on P81162-B21 NS204i-u 960GB NVMe SED Boot Device
  • Support new Gen 12 servers.
    • ]]>
  • Introduced Self-Encrypting Drive on P81162-B21 NS204i-u 960GB NVMe SED Boot Device
  • Support new Gen 12 servers.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-u firmware information is not visible in UEFI when DMA remapping is enabled
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-r is intermittently undetected on DX360 Gen10 Plus after continuous reboots
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-u firmware information is not visible in UEFI when DMA remapping is enabled
  • Fixed an issue that NS204i-r is intermittently undetected on DX360 Gen10 Plus after continuous reboots
    • ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2019
     

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2019
     

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2019
     

    ]]>         Updated to driver version 14.4.393.20

    The raw driver files can be obtained by extracting the Smart Component and then extracting the Emulex installer.  Use this command:

        elxdrvr-fc-version.exe /q2 extract=2

    The extracted files are located:

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version

    Each kit folder has subsequent architecture folders with subsequent OS folders.  For example,

        C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Emulex\Drivers\FC-version\x64\win2019
     

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where the ice driver failed to load when the transmit balancing feature was enabled in the NIC HII menu.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where the ice driver failed to load when the transmit balancing feature was enabled in the NIC HII menu.

    ]]>
  • This is a maintenance release that contains code fix improvements and drive function enhancements.
    • ]]>
  • This is a maintenance release that contains code fix improvements and drive function enhancements.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance for fixing MCU,sanitize, DRAM and log page..etc.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance for fixing MCU,sanitize, DRAM and log page..etc.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes PCIe link drop, Drive detection after hot re-insert on Windows and includes other regular FW patch releases.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes PCIe link drop, Drive detection after hot re-insert on Windows and includes other regular FW patch releases.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixed an issue that caused large file transfers over the TMFIFO interface to fail.
  • This product fixed an issue that caused by using a buffer size that was too small.
  • This product fixed an issue in event ID 401, where the supported speed was displayed as the current speed and vice versa.
  • This product fixed an issue where certain counters in the counter set "Mellanox WinOF-2 VF Port Traffic" would occasionally display an invalid value in perfmon.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixed an issue that caused large file transfers over the TMFIFO interface to fail.
  • This product fixed an issue that caused by using a buffer size that was too small.
  • This product fixed an issue in event ID 401, where the supported speed was displayed as the current speed and vice versa.
  • This product fixed an issue where certain counters in the counter set "Mellanox WinOF-2 VF Port Traffic" would occasionally display an invalid value in perfmon.
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         Add new support platform.

    ]]>         Add new support platform.

    ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Regular FW maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    • Enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    • Enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
    ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • This version of FW now supports the 15.36TB model and FW fixes of drive time-out/failures.
    • ]]>
  • This version of FW now supports the 15.36TB model and FW fixes of drive time-out/failures.
    • ]]>         This product fixes an issue where MBA configuration reset to defaults on port 3 and 4 for BCM5719 4-port adapters after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where MBA configuration reset to defaults on port 3 and 4 for BCM5719 4-port adapters after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating firmware.

    ]]>         This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating firmware.

    ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         For SimpliVity private release only.

    ]]>         For SimpliVity private release only.

    ]]>
  • Added Support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added Support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Fix smart component hang issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix smart component hang issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement enhancements
    • Redfish Volume Transformation Support
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: RAID Layout Change. Change in the RAID Layout is achieved by providing the target RAIDType and the list of the drives in the input JSON body.
      • POST #Volume.ChangeRAIDLayout: Resize. ChangeRAIDLayout can be used to resize the volume by adding new Unconfigured Good drives without changing the RAIDType. In such cases RAIDType must not be provided in the input JSON body but the full drive list must be provided accordingly.
      • PATCH Volume[CapacityBytes]: This operation is used for resizing the volume when there is unused size available in the volume. There is no scope for adding any new drives here
      • POST #Volume.CheckConsistency: This operation starts Consistency Check operation on the volume. No input is expected for this operation.
    • Redfish Metrics GET Support
      • StorageControllerMetrics: UncorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableECCErrorCount, CorrectableParityErrorCount, StateChangeCount
      • PortMetrics: SAS.InvalidDwordCount, SAS.LossOfDwordSynchronizationCount, SAS.RunningDisparityErrorCount, PCIeErrors.CorrectableErrorCount, PCIeErrors.FatalErrorCount, PCIeErrors.NonFatalErrorCount
      • Each counter can hold a value up to 65535. Once the counter reaches the maximum value the value is not reset.
      • Metrics are cleared when user performs Controller NVRAM clear or Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using MRSA and storcli Factory Repurpose operation.
    • Clear NVRAM operation is not allowed if there is any configuration present on the controller or if there is any pinned cache.
    • After clearing NVRAM, controller FW performs Online Controller Reset (OCR). If for some reason OCR cannot be performed, then the user will be notified to perform a system reboot.
    • The Clear NVRAM operation is equivalent to Redfish ResetToDefaults.ResetAll operation functionally.
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller. For non-hotplug configuration, controller always shows 16 bays.
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00143124en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controller - MR Gen11 Controllers on HPE Gen11 Servers May Fail to Generate "WriteCacheDataLoss" in the IML
  • Fix a00148035en_us Advisory: HPE MR Gen11 Controllers - The Bay And Box NVMe Drive Location Is Not Displayed in the One-Time Boot Menu
  • Fix an issue that Read/Write transfers over 128KB on LTO fail in Linux OS
  • Fix an issue that Backup Exec doesn’t work with LTO
  • Fix an issue that controller might be dropped by the iLO in server boot up when there are 240 Logical Drives are configured
  • Fix a rare issue that server health shows critical temporally when remove drive continuously.
  • Fix an issue that unexpected PCIConfiglink page events, Task management to the virtual SES device time out messages are logged in snapdump
  • Fix an issue that Slot capable protocol is missing for empty bay
  • Fix an issue that Link Speed for LTO connected to controller shows Unknown
  • Fix an issue that Request Sense command causes task management on the drive where sanitization is in progress.
  • Fix an issue that Redfish PATCH StorageController[ControllerRates] silently sets random values when the value beyond 255 is used.
  • Fix an issue that incorrect controller error event may be logged when controller is configured as passthrough and do vm reboot
  • Fix an issue that active width, current speed are wrong in Redfish Fabric port when two backplanes connected to same storage port.
  • Fix a rare issue that NVMe drive link status may fail after reboot 
  • Fix a rare issue that controller may assert when there are multiple drives removed and inserted in a short time
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on SATA drives if there is SATA passthrough command running
  • Fix an issue that sanitize percentage does not progress on NVMe drives
  • Fix a rare issue that IO timeout and device reset may occur with stress test of Read/Write and Non-Read/Write commands
    • ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4506:

    • Added address validation in MLNX OEM CMD 0x0032 (get debug info) to be 4- bytes aligned.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4506:

    • Added address validation in MLNX OEM CMD 0x0032 (get debug info) to be 4- bytes aligned.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:

    • Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:

    • Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4030:

    • Added support for postponing QP timeout "retry exceeded" errors for traffic directed at specific destinations. This new capability prevents broken connections for destinations in downtime because of live migration.
    ]]>         Important : Security Hardening Enhancements - This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device firmware to this version to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 16.35.4030:

    • Added support for postponing QP timeout "retry exceeded" errors for traffic directed at specific destinations. This new capability prevents broken connections for destinations in downtime because of live migration.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4030:

    • VF FLR would get stuck when its PF triggered the FLR as well.
    • Unexpected source UDP port appeared in RoCE packets when the firmware ignored a non-PF driver configuration for RoCE source UDP port control (as set in SET_HCA_CAP.sw_r_roce_src_udp_port).
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4030:

    • VF FLR would get stuck when its PF triggered the FLR as well.
    • Unexpected source UDP port appeared in RoCE packets when the firmware ignored a non-PF driver configuration for RoCE source UDP port control (as set in SET_HCA_CAP.sw_r_roce_src_udp_port).
    ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product enhances the reporting of a consistent PTP clock for NXE family devices.
  • This product enhances device compatibility by adding the necessary PNP ID.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances the reporting of a consistent PTP clock for NXE family devices.
  • This product enhances device compatibility by adding the necessary PNP ID.
    • ]]>         This product fixes the issue where an unused release.txt file was not removed.

    ]]>         This product fixes the issue where an unused release.txt file was not removed.

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes a false indication of rare capacitor test failure
    • ]]>
  • Fixes a false indication of rare capacitor test failure
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.

    •  

    ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.  The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.

    •  

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This is a maintenance release that contains code fix improvements and drive function enhancements. Upgrading from HPK1 to HPK2 requires power cycle.
    • ]]>
  • This is a maintenance release that contains code fix improvements and drive function enhancements. Upgrading from HPK1 to HPK2 requires power cycle.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>         This product fixes an issue where the VM traffic may not working when VF driver disabled or not installed.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where the VM traffic may not working when VF driver disabled or not installed.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where Large Send Offload (LSO) is not working.

    ]]>         This product fixes an issue where Large Send Offload (LSO) is not working.

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>
  • Improve the tolerance of error handling.
  • Enhancement of DMA engine attributes to prevent PSOD.
    • ]]>
  • Improve the tolerance of error handling.
  • Enhancement of DMA engine attributes to prevent PSOD.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern
    • ]]>
  • Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • This is a planned maintenance release covering bug fixes. This firmware includes updates to improve PLI circuit reliability.
    • ]]>
  • This is a planned maintenance release covering bug fixes. This firmware includes updates to improve PLI circuit reliability.
    • ]]>
  • HPG3 is a planned maintenance release covering bug fixes for 2.5” and M.2. There are no critical functional updates, and risk is low for customers who do not upgrade, especially if drives are not stored without power for a long period of time (~2 years).
    • ]]>
  • HPG3 is a planned maintenance release covering bug fixes for 2.5” and M.2. There are no critical functional updates, and risk is low for customers who do not upgrade, especially if drives are not stored without power for a long period of time (~2 years).
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • FW assert fix and other regular maintenance release.
    • ]]>
  • FW assert fix and other regular maintenance release.
    • ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Fix smart component hang issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix smart component hang issue.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with firmware of Columbiaville 4.5.

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with firmware of Columbiaville 4.5.

    ]]>         This product correct an issue which E810 physical adapter does not display RDMA counters.

    ]]>         This product correct an issue which E810 physical adapter does not display RDMA counters.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Fix a00145710en_us: HPE MR Gen11 and Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers - Purple Screen of Death (PSOD) May Be Observed When Updating Controller Firmware Via Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) in Remote Deployment Mode With a VMware ESXi OS
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • This fix is for unrecovered errors may occur on the targeted Blocks of Wear-leveling process when host issues Read command.
    • ]]>
  • This fix is for unrecovered errors may occur on the targeted Blocks of Wear-leveling process when host issues Read command.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>         For Sep SPP 2025

    ]]>         For Sep SPP 2025

    ]]>
  • Initial Release.
    • ]]>
  • Initial Release.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         Initial release.

    ]]>         Initial release.

    ]]>
  • Added Support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added Support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Allowed to update chassis controller firmware when iLO security mode is set to CNSA

    ]]>         Allowed to update chassis controller firmware when iLO security mode is set to CNSA

    ]]>
  • Allowed to update chassis controller firmware when iLO security mode is set to CNSA
  • Signed with SHA384
    • ]]>
  • Allowed to update chassis controller firmware when iLO security mode is set to CNSA
  • Signed with SHA384
    • ]]>         -   Added support for HPE Compute Edge Server e930t  

    ]]>         -   Added support for HPE Compute Edge Server e930t  

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.

    ]]>
  • The FW address: PCIe link drop and 0ther regular FW patches release.
    • ]]>
  • The FW address: PCIe link drop and 0ther regular FW patches release.
    • ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>
  • Signed with SHA384
    • ]]>
  • Signed with SHA384
    • ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         Changes and improvements that have been made in the firmware HPK4 which disable MCTP over PCIe VDM over the previous firmware.

    ]]>         Changes and improvements that have been made in the firmware HPK4 which disable MCTP over PCIe VDM over the previous firmware.

    ]]>         Changes and improvements that have been made in the firmware HPK4 which disable MCTP over PCIe VDM over the previous firmware.

    ]]>         Changes and improvements that have been made in the firmware HPK4 which disable MCTP over PCIe VDM over the previous firmware.

    ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes the kernel compilation issue.

    ]]>         This product fixes the kernel compilation issue.

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes the kernel compilation issue.

    ]]>         This product fixes the kernel compilation issue.

    ]]>         Enhanced ROM error logging when DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000".

    ]]>         Enhanced ROM error logging when DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000".

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR2 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name showed in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang while switching RBSU pages in multi-language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR2 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name showed in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang while switching RBSU pages in multi-language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Updated multi-language translation.

    Added the help text for "Smooth Cooling" RBSU option.

    ]]>         Updated multi-language translation.

    Added the help text for "Smooth Cooling" RBSU option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR1 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Catlow Refresh MR1 BKC. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
  • Updated Supported Products
    • ]]>
  • Updated Supported Environments
  • Updated Supported Products
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2..
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2..
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         to be added

    ]]>         to be added

    ]]>         to be added

    ]]>         to be added

    ]]>         None

    ]]>         None

    ]]>         Fixed an issue where hponcfg was failing on Linux operating system with OpenSSL 3.X

    ]]>         Fixed an issue where hponcfg was failing on Linux operating system with OpenSSL 3.X

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Added Support For:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10

    Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern
    • ]]>
  • Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern
    • ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Introduced a 1ms delay for SPDM responses.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         The following fixes have been included in version 28.45.1200:

    • Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         New features and changes included in version 28.44.1036:

    • Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
    • Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
    • When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters . During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the  port_logical_state as Active.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 28.44.1036:

    • Cable info semaphore deadlock.
    • Improper error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
    • The SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation did not support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
    • An issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
    • The VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
    ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
    • ]]>
  • Improve random read/write perfomance.
    • ]]>
  • Improve random read/write perfomance.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(F) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision D if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant 2024.11.00.00.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(F) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision D if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant 2024.11.00.00.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    Ver. 1.0.4(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.4. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision C if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version 1.0.4.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    Modified the ADC conversion formula based on the new layout design of Gen11 AMD platforms.  
    Improved the accuracy of Fast Platform Triggering mechanism on AMD platforms.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>         Support SY480 Gen12 server.

    ]]>         Support SY480 Gen12 server.

    ]]>         Refine CMD 40 SES content.

    ]]>         Refine CMD 40 SES content.

    ]]>         Fix i2c issues

    • DFC idx not updated
    • unexpected checksum error
    ]]>         Fix i2c issues

    • DFC idx not updated
    • unexpected checksum error
    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>
  • Fix an issue that system may crash when importing Logical Drive.
    • ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>         See the iSUT Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release

    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fixes to update the INF file to enable the DmaRemappingCompatible feature with a value of 2.

    ]]>         This product fixes to update the INF file to enable the DmaRemappingCompatible feature with a value of 2.

    ]]>
  • Updated Software Category
    • ]]>
  • Updated Software Category
    • ]]>
  • Updated installer.dll
    • ]]>
  • Updated installer.dll
    • ]]>
  • Added Supported Platforms
    • ]]>
  • Added Supported Platforms
    • ]]>
  • Improves data integrity. 
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions. 
  • Several maintenance items are included in this firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs and provide a minor performance improvement.
  • Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.
    • ]]>
  • Improves data integrity. 
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions. 
  • Several maintenance items are included in this firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs and provide a minor performance improvement.
  • Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product added support to new Gen11 servers.

    ]]>         This product added support to new Gen11 servers.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2566:

    • Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.
    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         No changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.2026:

    • A linkup issue vs a 3rd party switch (BCM53405).
    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>
  • Improved DFC settings to ensure proper operation and accurate data reading.
  • Enhanced SES functionality so certain settings remain unchanged.
    • ]]>
  • Improved DFC settings to ensure proper operation and accurate data reading.
  • Enhanced SES functionality so certain settings remain unchanged.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue with PWDIS that could cause errors.
  • Resolved a problem where adding drives to bays 11 and 12 caused resets or missing drives.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue with PWDIS that could cause errors.
  • Resolved a problem where adding drives to bays 11 and 12 caused resets or missing drives.
    • ]]>         New vesion with 1.16

    ]]>         New vesion with 1.16

    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes an issue where the speed may be downgraded to Gen3.
  • This product fixes an issue where the Linux driver fails to load due to an EEPROM checksum error when the RDE:MACAddress property is patched.
  • This product fixes an issue where the NIC is not detected after performing the RDE patch operation on NetworkDeviceFunctions settings.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE: Setting property (AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled) does not cause the property value to update, returning a code 400.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE fails to perform the get operation when the adapter is configured as pass-through.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE property (FlowControlStatus) does not report the correct status after the RDE property FlowControlConfiguration is set to Tx.
  • This product fixes an issue where the RDE patch operation fails on the AutoSpeedNegotiationEnabled property.
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made for  Primera 600 products to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives.
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made for  Primera 600 products to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>         This product fixes to align DDP with the new FW version and NVM 4.71.

    ]]>         This product fixes to align DDP with the new FW version and NVM 4.71.

    ]]>         Initial version for VMware 9.0.

    ]]>         Initial version for VMware 9.0.

    ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>
  • This maintenance revision improves data integrity.
  • The risk of not upgrading to this firmware is the increased possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions.
    • ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>         For SEP2025 SPP

    ]]>
  • Added RHEL10 support
    • ]]>
  • Added RHEL10 support
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 22.45.1020.

    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 22.45.1020.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.45.1020:

    • PCC_CNP_COUNT could not be reset using the pcc_counter.sh script in the DOCA tools.
    • VQoS algorithm issue related to learning when an element is active and when it begins sending traffic.
    • A race condition that would prevent the application from transmitting when VQoS was enabled.
    • Bandwidth would drop when unbinding multiple VFs with VQoS enabled.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.45.1020:

    • PCC_CNP_COUNT could not be reset using the pcc_counter.sh script in the DOCA tools.
    • VQoS algorithm issue related to learning when an element is active and when it begins sending traffic.
    • A race condition that would prevent the application from transmitting when VQoS was enabled.
    • Bandwidth would drop when unbinding multiple VFs with VQoS enabled.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 22.44.1036:

    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.

     

    New features and changes included in version 22.44.1036:

    • Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.44.1036:

    • Traffic would halt and recovery would be prevented when the emulation doorbell malfunctioned.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 22.44.1036:

    • Traffic would halt and recovery would be prevented when the emulation doorbell malfunctioned.
    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5.

    ]]>         This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Introduced support for iLO 6.

    ]]>         Introduced support for iLO 6.

    ]]>         Introduced support for iLO 6.

    ]]>         Introduced support for iLO 6.

    ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.
    • ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 Service Pack 7

    Updated to version 14.4.473.26

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 Service Pack 7

    Updated to version 14.4.473.26

    ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.7

    ]]>         Updated to version 14.4.473.7

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that drives are still listed at the OS level when the controller is offline.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that drives are still listed at the OS level when the controller is offline.
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product fix issue where tg3 driver doesn't report correct tg3 driver name in dmesg.

    ]]>         This product fix issue where tg3 driver doesn't report correct tg3 driver name in dmesg.

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>         SR 2.10.0/SR 3.5.0 RC

    ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that drives are still listed at the OS level when the controller is offline.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed an issue that drives are still listed at the OS level when the controller is offline.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • RSOD issue fixed. RSOD was occurred during server power-on if enable the VROC.
    • ]]>
  • RSOD issue fixed. RSOD was occurred during server power-on if enable the VROC.
    • ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         Upgraded to version 26.45.1020

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 26.45.1020

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 26.43.1014

    ]]>         Upgraded to version 26.43.1014

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.01-0.6.0.1

    • [ConnectX-7] Multi-host LAG: When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Hardware GRO: Hardware Generic Receive Offload (GRO) reduces CPU overhead and improves throughput by offloading the task of reassembling incoming network packets from the CPU.
    • Precision Time Measurement (PTM): Precision Time Measurement (PTM) enhances clock synchronization accuracy between the NIC's hardware clock and the system's host clock. It addresses inaccuracies caused by asymmetric PCIe request and response times, which can affect PTP.
    • Transport RDMA Steering Domain: Transport RDMA steering domain in the kernel allows users to create steering tables and rules using the new domain types FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_RX and FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_TX, with support for both DevX commands and the added functionality in mlx5dv_create_flow_matcher().
    • DevX QPs Parallel Cleanup: Reduces cleanup (kill) time of user-space applications that use DevX QPs, without requiring any changes on the user's end. When using a kernel that includes this patch, DevX QP destruction upon cleanup will be sent to the firmware in parallel, rather than serially as before, resulting in faster cleanup times. The more DevX QPs the application has, the more noticeable the improvement will be.
    • Flow Control for Solicited MADs: Implements flow control for solicited MADs in the MAD layer to prevent loss due to insufficient resources at the receiver. Both the client and server function as receivers: the server handles incoming requests, while the client receives the responses.
    • Increased the default TX queue length in IPoIB to enhance qdisc queueing and reduce CPU spikes.
    • The "--defltprio" flag has been deprecated and removed from the mlnx_qos tool.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.01-0.6.0.1

    • [ConnectX-7] Multi-host LAG: When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Hardware GRO: Hardware Generic Receive Offload (GRO) reduces CPU overhead and improves throughput by offloading the task of reassembling incoming network packets from the CPU.
    • Precision Time Measurement (PTM): Precision Time Measurement (PTM) enhances clock synchronization accuracy between the NIC's hardware clock and the system's host clock. It addresses inaccuracies caused by asymmetric PCIe request and response times, which can affect PTP.
    • Transport RDMA Steering Domain: Transport RDMA steering domain in the kernel allows users to create steering tables and rules using the new domain types FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_RX and FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_TX, with support for both DevX commands and the added functionality in mlx5dv_create_flow_matcher().
    • DevX QPs Parallel Cleanup: Reduces cleanup (kill) time of user-space applications that use DevX QPs, without requiring any changes on the user's end. When using a kernel that includes this patch, DevX QP destruction upon cleanup will be sent to the firmware in parallel, rather than serially as before, resulting in faster cleanup times. The more DevX QPs the application has, the more noticeable the improvement will be.
    • Flow Control for Solicited MADs: Implements flow control for solicited MADs in the MAD layer to prevent loss due to insufficient resources at the receiver. Both the client and server function as receivers: the server handles incoming requests, while the client receives the responses.
    • Increased the default TX queue length in IPoIB to enhance qdisc queueing and reduce CPU spikes.
    • The "--defltprio" flag has been deprecated and removed from the mlnx_qos tool.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.01-0.6.0.1:

    • Incorrect SA switching when multiple active TX SAs are created on a SC, caused by failing to respect the SA configured by "encoding_sa".
    • Incorrect receive queue cache size calculation.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.01-0.6.0.1:

    • Incorrect SA switching when multiple active TX SAs are created on a SC, caused by failing to respect the SA configured by "encoding_sa".
    • Incorrect receive queue cache size calculation.
    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>         Regular Firmware changes included:

    •     corner case performance enhance.
    •     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.
    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>         Support SY480 Gen12 server.

    ]]>         Support SY480 Gen12 server.

    ]]>         Support RL300 Gen11 server and Gen12 servers.

    ]]>         Support RL300 Gen11 server and Gen12 servers.

    ]]>
  • This FW update contains the fix for false ILO message of temporary drive "degraded" status.
    • ]]>
  • This FW update contains the fix for false ILO message of temporary drive "degraded" status.
    • ]]>         Firmware maintenance release of HPK3

    • Please note this version of FW has applied UUID change from little endian to big endian per Datacenter NVMe SSD Spec. System application should be updated accordingly per this UUID change.  
    • If drive FW needs to downgrade from HPK3 to HPK2, a reset/POR is required.
    • SSID will change from a801 to 03b5 after FW update to HPK3.

     

    ]]>         Firmware maintenance release of HPK3

    • Please note this version of FW has applied UUID change from little endian to big endian per Datacenter NVMe SSD Spec. System application should be updated accordingly per this UUID change.  
    • If drive FW needs to downgrade from HPK3 to HPK2, a reset/POR is required.
    • SSID will change from a801 to 03b5 after FW update to HPK3.

     

    ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • A minor reliability enhancement involving an extra head cleaning operation
  • Preventive corner-case and situational adjustments for a potential Read hang, rare weak read and some “housekeeping” items (display, command outputs, delay on power-up and log maintenance)
    • ]]>
  • A minor reliability enhancement involving an extra head cleaning operation
  • Preventive corner-case and situational adjustments for a potential Read hang, rare weak read and some “housekeeping” items (display, command outputs, delay on power-up and log maintenance)
    • ]]>         For Sep SPP 2025

    ]]>         For Sep SPP 2025

    ]]>
  • Added Write Cache Status field to the info page for physical drives when "pd all show detail" is used.
    • ]]>
  • Added Write Cache Status field to the info page for physical drives when "pd all show detail" is used.
    • ]]>
  • Corrected wrong wording of Parity Initialization messages.
  • Fixed vulnerability CVE-2023-45853.
    • ]]>
  • Corrected wrong wording of Parity Initialization messages.
  • Fixed vulnerability CVE-2023-45853.
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
    • Command: storcli /cx set factory repurpose
    • ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors.

    Known Issues:

    None

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn disappeared after reconfiguring the NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Addressed an issue where the IML for DIMM mapped out may not be not logged.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         An IML will be logged if the DIMM serial number is identified as "00000000"

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code TurinPI 1.0.0.6 for AMD 5th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where system may hang when Microsoft secure-core support is enabled.

    Addressed an issue where system may hang at RBSU while switch pages in Japanese language.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 26.45.1020.

    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 26.45.1020.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.45.1020:

    • Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.45.1020:

    • Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    New features and changes included in version 26.44.1036:

    • Enabled the get_pf_mac_address function for all available PFs.
    • Enhanced traffic management of PTP packets to reduce their impact on regular network traffic.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    New features and changes included in version 26.44.1036:

    • Enabled the get_pf_mac_address function for all available PFs.
    • Enhanced traffic management of PTP packets to reduce their impact on regular network traffic.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.44.1036:

    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.44.1036:

    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • Fix for unrecovered errors which may occur on the targeted Blocks of Wear-leveling process when host issues Read command.
  • Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.
    • ]]>
  • Fix for unrecovered errors which may occur on the targeted Blocks of Wear-leveling process when host issues Read command.
  • Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.
    • ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 26.45.1020.

    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    No new features and changes have been included in version 26.45.1020.

    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.45.1020:

    • Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.45.1020:

    • Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
    • RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    New features and changes included in version 26.44.1036:

    • Enabled the get_pf_mac_address function for all available PFs.
    • Enhanced traffic management of PTP packets to reduce their impact on regular network traffic.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         Security Hardening Enhancements: This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your device's firmware to this release to improve the firmware security and reliability of your device.
     

    New features and changes included in version 26.44.1036:

    • Enabled the get_pf_mac_address function for all available PFs.
    • Enhanced traffic management of PTP packets to reduce their impact on regular network traffic.
    • Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
    • Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.44.1036:

    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version 26.44.1036:

    • A reference counter issue that resulted in the firmware assertion 0x889f with CQ reference counter underflow to solve a race condition.
    ]]>
  • Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up.
    • ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>
  • Signed with SHA384
    • ]]>
  • Signed with SHA384
    • ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         Driver version 5.5.85.1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 9.0

    ]]>         Driver version 5.5.85.1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 9.0

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.83.1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 9.0

    ]]>         Driver version 5.4.83.1
    This driver is only supported on VMware ESXi 9.0

    ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order MRSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order MRSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order LSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>
  • Change the backplane bay count information to the actual bay that is connected to controller.
  • Add support for users to clear NVRAM using Factory Repurpose operation
  • Re-order LSA GUI buttons
    • Move the Rebuild button to the top before Make Online button
    • Add the Rebuild button in the Offline Drive warning session
  • Change the recommended action for Degarded Volume to “Make sure all the participating drives are connected and rebuild is complete”.
    • ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Added support for:

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0

    Updated to version 14.4.473.24

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn was disappear after reconfiguring NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.G for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where incorrect Structure Boot Name may show in the OS boot option.

    Addressed an issue where the UUID of HostNqn was disappear after reconfiguring NVMe-oF initiator name.

    Addressed an issue where BIOS settings may not be applied while upgrading BIOS and changing BIOS settings at the same time.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "PCIe Device Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Hot-Plug Error Control" and set to "Hot-Plug Surprise" by default. This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/PcieHotPlugErrControl

    ]]>         Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "PCIe Device Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Hot-Plug Error Control" and set to "Hot-Plug Surprise" by default. This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/PcieHotPlugErrControl

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update firmware while performing firmware update.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD if NVMe-oF target did not have partitions.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code GenoaPI 1.0.0.F for AMD 4th Generation EPYC processors.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update firmware while performing firmware update.

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD if NVMe-oF target did not have partitions.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL 10.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.
    • ]]>
  • Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.
    • ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.14.00-k1

    ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.13.03-k1

    ]]>         Updated Driver version 10.02.13.03-k1

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.

    ]]>         This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the enhancements in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>         See the AMS Release Notes for information about the issues resolved in this release.

    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Addresses a hot plug reporting concern
  • Increased the buffer memory size used for sequential write data to resolve performance degradation seen in a RAID60 configuration
    • ]]>
  • Addresses a hot plug reporting concern
  • Increased the buffer memory size used for sequential write data to resolve performance degradation seen in a RAID60 configuration
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to improve user mode RDMA abortive cleanup.
  • This product enhances FW logging to host to work across device reset.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to improve user mode RDMA abortive cleanup.
  • This product enhances FW logging to host to work across device reset.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes issue where BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) occurs when install Windows Server 2025 OS on ISCSI LUN.
  • This product fixes issue where packet drops is seen when jumbo frame is enabled.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes issue where BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) occurs when install Windows Server 2025 OS on ISCSI LUN.
  • This product fixes issue where packet drops is seen when jumbo frame is enabled.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to improve user mode RDMA abortive cleanup.
  • This product enhances FW logging to host to work across device reset.
    • ]]>
  • This product enhances to improve user mode RDMA abortive cleanup.
  • This product enhances FW logging to host to work across device reset.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes issue where BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) occurs when install Windows Server 2025 OS on ISCSI LUN.
  • This product fixes issue where packet drops is seen when jumbo frame is enabled.
    • ]]>
  • This product fixes issue where BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) occurs when install Windows Server 2025 OS on ISCSI LUN.
  • This product fixes issue where packet drops is seen when jumbo frame is enabled.
    • ]]>
  • Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.
    • ]]>
  • Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.
    • ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh MR1 Unify BKC guidance.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.058.0 (2.20_03_03_2025) should be paired with System ROM 2.20_03-21-2025.

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.048.0 (2.10_12_03_2024) should be paired with System ROM 2.10_12-06-2024.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E PLR2 and Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh PV guidance.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for the Intel Xeon E-2400 series processors. This version of the SPS 06.03.04.048.0 (2.10_12_03_2024) should be paired with System ROM 2.10_12-06-2024.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Enhancements/New Features:

    This version is in compliance with Intel Catlow RPL-E PLR2 and Intel Catlow RPL-E Refresh PV guidance.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Fix the controller library compatible issue.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for RHEL10.
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives in Primera 600 LFF enclosure.
    • ]]>
  • A Drive Firmware enhancement has been made to reduce the probability of infrequent, unexpected power loss on some backed drives in Primera 600 LFF enclosure.
    • ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>         SHA384 fix

    ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Firmware changes aligned for future FIPS code release and one assert fix.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>
  • Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2.
    • ]]>         New version.

    ]]>         New version.

    ]]>         Fixed Secure boot not enable.

    ]]>         Fixed Secure boot not enable.

    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
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  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
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  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
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  • Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.
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  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA will published later at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
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  • Previous firmware version HPK5 may cause Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) to occur. It is recommended to update firmware version to HPK6.
  • For more information, CA will published later at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us
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  • Added support for RHEL 10.
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  • Added support for RHEL 10.
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  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
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  • Fixed flashing issue through SDR method
    • ]]>         Instead of using sed command, using awk command to fetch the right column name

    ]]>         Instead of using sed command, using awk command to fetch the right column name

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Added new "UMONITOR" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Processor Options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    "/redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UMonitor".

    Added new "CPU C1 Auto Demotion" and "CPU C1 Auto Undemotion" options in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish properties:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoDemotion

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CStateAutoUnDemotion

    Added new "Uncore Frequency RAPL" option in "System Configuration -> RBSU -> Power and Performance options".

    This setting has the following Redfish property:

    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFreqRAPL

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel EagleStream IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.204.0 (2.60_07_28_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

    Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

    Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

    Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Introduced an enhancement to prevent potential system shutdowns caused by specific CPU temperature errors.

    ]]>         Disabled AMP Prefetch for 'vRAN' Workload Profile to aligned with Intel BIOS Settings for FlexRAN v2.0.

    Added help text for "Smooth Cooling" in system configuration (RBSU) option.

    Introduced an enhancement to prevent potential system shutdowns caused by specific CPU temperature errors.

    ]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         Important Notes:

    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.01.04.089.0 (2.50_04_01_2025).

    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

    Firmware Dependencies:

    None

    Problems Fixed:

    Addressed an issue where the Name field of the Logical Drive under MR controller page might be missing or changed unintentionally after exiting and going back to the MR controller page.

    Addressed an issue where the messages of "HPE Intelligent Provisioning" is incorrect for OEM customers.

    Addressed an issue where the Intel PCH model name might be unknown in system configuration (RBSU) -> System information.

    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to detect EDSFF SED drives with Intel VROC.

    Known Issues:

    None]]>         TBD

    ]]>         TBD

    ]]>
  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
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  • Remove ROM flash way from this FWPKG.
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  • Improve random read/write perfomance.
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  • Improve random read/write perfomance.
    • ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Trust Lockdown Health Syndrome: Added a new health syndrome for trust lockdown and expose the CRR bit in the health buffer. When the CRR bit is set, it indicates that the syndrome requires a cold reset for recovery.
    • A Single PTP Device per Hardware Clock: PHC is typically shared across multiple functions. Currently, the driver creates a separate PTP device for each network interface sharing the same PHC, resulting in redundancy and added complexity. To address this, a single PTP device is now created to represent the shared PHC when operating in real-time mode.
    • Log IB State Transitions: Enhanced visibility into IB device state transitions by adding log messages to the kernel log (dmesg). Each time an IB device changes state, a corresponding message will be logged. For example: "mlx5_0: Port: 1 Link DOWN".
    • Optional-counters Binding Support and New Packets/bytes Counters: Previously, optional counters were available only on a per-link basis. This release introduces the ability to bind optional counters to a specific counter object, enabling users to track optional counters across a specific QP group. Support is provided for both automatic and manual binding modes. In both cases, the optional counters that are bound to the QP are those currently configured on the link at the time of binding. Additionally, four new optional counters that track RDMA ingress and egress traffic are introduced: rdma_tx_bytes; rdma_tx_packets; rdma_rx_bytes; rdma_rx_packets. This functionality is exposed to users via the iproute2 package, which must be updated to support this feature.
    • User CAPability (UCAP) API: The User CAPability (UCAP) API introduces a mechanism for creating user contexts with specific firmware privileges. It offers fine-grained control over firmware features by exposing each capability as a character device with root-level read-write access. Root processes can grant users these privileges by allowing access to the corresponding character devices. When a user context is created using a UCAP file descriptor, it inherits the associated privileges. For mlx5, two UCAP character devices are provided, and any user context opened with at least one of them is treated as privileged. To guarantee the execution of privileged commands, non-privileged commands are restricted when a privileged user is active on the device.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.04-0.6.1.1:

    • Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
    • A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
    • The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
    • A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
    • "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
    • Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
    • A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
    • The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
    • The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
    • The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
    • LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
    • Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
    • Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
    • OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
    • Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.01-0.6.0.1

    • [ConnectX-7] Multi-host LAG: When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Hardware GRO: Hardware Generic Receive Offload (GRO) reduces CPU overhead and improves throughput by offloading the task of reassembling incoming network packets from the CPU.
    • Precision Time Measurement (PTM): Precision Time Measurement (PTM) enhances clock synchronization accuracy between the NIC's hardware clock and the system's host clock. It addresses inaccuracies caused by asymmetric PCIe request and response times, which can affect PTP.
    • Transport RDMA Steering Domain: Transport RDMA steering domain in the kernel allows users to create steering tables and rules using the new domain types FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_RX and FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_TX, with support for both DevX commands and the added functionality in mlx5dv_create_flow_matcher().
    • DevX QPs Parallel Cleanup: Reduces cleanup (kill) time of user-space applications that use DevX QPs, without requiring any changes on the user's end. When using a kernel that includes this patch, DevX QP destruction upon cleanup will be sent to the firmware in parallel, rather than serially as before, resulting in faster cleanup times. The more DevX QPs the application has, the more noticeable the improvement will be.
    • Flow Control for Solicited MADs: Implements flow control for solicited MADs in the MAD layer to prevent loss due to insufficient resources at the receiver. Both the client and server function as receivers: the server handles incoming requests, while the client receives the responses.
    • Increased the default TX queue length in IPoIB to enhance qdisc queueing and reduce CPU spikes.
    • The "--defltprio" flag has been deprecated and removed from the mlnx_qos tool.
    ]]>         The following new features and changes have been included in version 25.01-0.6.0.1

    • [ConnectX-7] Multi-host LAG: When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
    • Hardware GRO: Hardware Generic Receive Offload (GRO) reduces CPU overhead and improves throughput by offloading the task of reassembling incoming network packets from the CPU.
    • Precision Time Measurement (PTM): Precision Time Measurement (PTM) enhances clock synchronization accuracy between the NIC's hardware clock and the system's host clock. It addresses inaccuracies caused by asymmetric PCIe request and response times, which can affect PTP.
    • Transport RDMA Steering Domain: Transport RDMA steering domain in the kernel allows users to create steering tables and rules using the new domain types FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_RX and FS_FT_RDMA_TRANSPORT_TX, with support for both DevX commands and the added functionality in mlx5dv_create_flow_matcher().
    • DevX QPs Parallel Cleanup: Reduces cleanup (kill) time of user-space applications that use DevX QPs, without requiring any changes on the user's end. When using a kernel that includes this patch, DevX QP destruction upon cleanup will be sent to the firmware in parallel, rather than serially as before, resulting in faster cleanup times. The more DevX QPs the application has, the more noticeable the improvement will be.
    • Flow Control for Solicited MADs: Implements flow control for solicited MADs in the MAD layer to prevent loss due to insufficient resources at the receiver. Both the client and server function as receivers: the server handles incoming requests, while the client receives the responses.
    • Increased the default TX queue length in IPoIB to enhance qdisc queueing and reduce CPU spikes.
    • The "--defltprio" flag has been deprecated and removed from the mlnx_qos tool.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.01-0.6.0.1:

    • Incorrect SA switching when multiple active TX SAs are created on a SC, caused by failing to respect the SA configured by "encoding_sa".
    • Incorrect receive queue cache size calculation.
    ]]>         The following issues have been fixed in version  25.01-0.6.0.1:

    • Incorrect SA switching when multiple active TX SAs are created on a SC, caused by failing to respect the SA configured by "encoding_sa".
    • Incorrect receive queue cache size calculation.
    ]]>
  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
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  • Added support for ESXi 9.0
    • ]]>
  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
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  • Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
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