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    <version epoch="0" ver="6.0.0.1" rel="4"/>

<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1414756800">Enablement Kit Version: 4.0.0.0-2
---------------------------------

v6.03 build1:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added ISP2071 and ISP2271 support
Introduced: v6.03 build1
Impact: HW: ISP2071 and ISP2271 based adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1418904000">Enablement Kit Version: 5.0.0.0-2
---------------------------------

v6.03 build3:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: HBA_GetFcpTargetMapping fails for LUN number &gt; 256
Solution: Honor LUN addressing method while reading LUN numbers for
	  HBA_GetFcpTargetMapping API with LUN numbers &gt; 256
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: HBA_SendScsiInquiry and HBA_SendReadCapacity fails
	 for LUN number &gt; 256
Solution: Use SAM-2 LUN addressing for HBA_SendScsiInquiry and
	  HBA_SendReadCapacity SNIA APIs for LUN numbers &gt; 256
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1435060800">Enablement Kit Version: 5.0.0.0-3
---------------------------------

v6.03 build10:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Access denied messages seen on VMware ESXi 5.1
Solution: Block get shared database count API for ESXi
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: VMware ESXi 5.1
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: SDGetQoS API succeeds even if QoS region is not
	 present in the flash
Solution: Add QoS region check in SDGetQoS API
Introduced: v6.02 build13
Impact: HW: ISP2031, ISP8031, ISP2071, ISP2271
	OS: VMware ESXi 5.1
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added ISP2261 support
Introduced: v6.03 build10
Impact: HW: ISP2261 based adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add MPI and PEP versions for 27xx adapters
Introduced: v6.03 build10
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1441108800">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-1
---------------------------------

v6.04 build3:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add ppc64le (64-bit little endian PowerPC) API support
Introduced: N/A
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add Online Flash update support
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add Smart SAN API support
Introduced: v6.04 build2
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Flash update fails if online flash update feature is disabled
	 or not supported by QLogic applications
Solution: Allow flash update if online flash update feature is disabled
	  or not supported by QLogic applications
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1447848000">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-2
---------------------------------

v6.04 build8:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Return FW status in BBCR API for port down case
Introduced: v6.04 build6
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build6:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add Buffer-to-Buffer Credit Recovery API support
Introduced: v6.04 build6
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add Private Statistics API support
Introduced: v6.04 build6
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Multiple application may do flash update simultaneously for
	27xx adapters
Solution: Use serial number based file for 27xx flash update token
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: VMware ESXi 5.1
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build5:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Read FW attributes at API initialization
Introduced: v6.04 build5
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

v6.04 build4:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Validate Capabilities and Outage duration before FW activation
Introduced: v6.04 build4
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1471348800">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-4
---------------------------------

v6.04 build12:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: timeout value is not properly converted from seconds into milliseconds
Solution: Avoid converting timeout value twice into 
	CPQFC_SendScsiCommandEx API
Introduced: v6.04 build12
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

v6.04 build11:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add CPQFC_SendScsiCommandEx API support
Introduced: v6.04 build11
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

v6.04 build10:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add DPort Diagnostics support
Introduced: v6.04 build10
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add Extended Private Statistics API support
Introduced: v6.04 build10
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add Linux ARM (Euler) support
Introduced: v6.04 build10
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE

v6.04 build9:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Flash MPI and PEP version are seen out-of-sync
Solution: Read flash MPI and PEP verions from primary set
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1551441600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-5
---------------------------------

v6.04 build39:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089 and ISP2289 support
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: ISP2081. ISP2281, ISP2089 and ISP2289 based adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1551960000">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-6
---------------------------------

v6.04 build40:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Read flash MPI and PEP versions from active image set
Introduced: v6.04 build40
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1553083200">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-7
---------------------------------

v6.04 build41:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: BSG interface fails if /tmp is mounted with tmpfs on shared memory
Solution: Use /var/cache/sdmapi for BSG device creation
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC, FCoE</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1555502400">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-8
---------------------------------

v6.04 build45:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add NVRAM parameter to select FCP or NVME targets
Introduced: v6.04 build45
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build44:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps issues seen with NVME target in RHEL
Solution: Detect NVME target/luns by traversing sysfs tree
Introduced: v6.04 build42
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build43:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps issues seen with NVME target in NPIV configuration
Solution: Set deafult value of NVME targets for NPIV ports
Introduced: v6.04 build42
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build42:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add NVME target support for QLogic/Marvell Apps
Introduced: v6.04 build42
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1558094400">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-9
---------------------------------

v6.04 build47:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps initialization delay seen with NPIV ports
Solution: Allow reading active flash regions for NPIV ports
Introduced: v6.04 build39
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build46:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Restrict application features for NVME targets
Introduced: v6.04 build45
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1559908800">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-10
----------------------------------

v6.04 build48:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: NVME targets not seen when NVME Id and Subsys Id are different
Solution: Identify NVME targets using subsys Id
Introduced: v6.04 build42
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1565006400">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-11
----------------------------------

v6.04 build49:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Allow SDGetActiveRegions API for 27xx based adapters
Introduced: v6.04 build45
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261, ISP2871, ISP2971, ISP2A61
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1572868800">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-12
----------------------------------

v6.04 build52:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Allow SCM stats for NVMe targets for Marvell/QLogic Apps
Introduced: v6.04 build52
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: Modalias removal request from HPE
Solution: Remove modalias support from Enablement kit rpm
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build51:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Add additional SCM stats for FCP targets for Marvell/QLogic Apps
Introduced: v6.04 build51
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Corruption seen after flash update with some inbox drivers
	 when BSG device creation fails
Solution: Use /dev/bsg path to create BSG device creation
Introduced: v6.00 build9
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build50:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Allow SCM stats for FCP targets for Marvell/QLogic Apps
Introduced: v6.04 build50
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1587729600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-13
----------------------------------

v6.04 build55:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added MPI Firmware Dump support
Introduced: v6.04 build55
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271,
	    ISP2261, ISP2871, ISP2971, ISP2A61
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build54:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Secure remote port info support
Introduced: v6.04 build54
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build53:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Check driver for SCM stats support before reading SCM stats
Introduced: v6.04 build53
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1592481600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-14
----------------------------------

v6.04 build56:
-------------

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: LUN QoS API returns "Not Supported"
Solution: Fixed QoS value read issue in BSG path
Introduced: v6.04 build21
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271,
	    ISP2261, ISP2871, ISP2971, ISP2A61, ISP2031
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt;" date="1593086400">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-15
----------------------------------

v6.04 build57:
-------------

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Delay seen in Application bringup on some inbox drivers
Solution: Do not perform retries for newer features if driver returns
	  not supported error
Introduced: v6.04 build28
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271,
	    ISP2261, ISP2871, ISP2971, ISP2A61
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1599825600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-16
----------------------------------

v6.04 build63:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Allow NVMe specific APIs for newer ISPs
Introduced: v6.04 build63
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271,
	    ISP2261, ISP2871, ISP2971, ISP2A61
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build62:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added ISP FW and MPI FW lockdown bits
Introduced: v6.04 build62
Impact: HW: ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build61:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Provide lockdown mode error codes to apps
Introduced: v6.04 build61
Impact: HW: ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build60:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added adapter firmware lockdown support
Introduced: v6.04 build60
Impact: HW: ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build59:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added EP2989 support
Introduced: v6.04 build59
Impact: HW: EP2989
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build58:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: HBA Parameters read fails for newer adapters for inbox drivers
Solution: Read active HBA Parameters region set from flash
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1627905600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-17
----------------------------------

v6.04 build75:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Mailbox passthru support
Introduced: v6.04 build75
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build74:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added NVRAM parameters for SCMR Profile support
Introduced: v6.04 build74
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build73:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added SCMR Profile support
Introduced: v6.04 build73
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build72:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Random apps crash seen when large number of vports present
Solution: Validate vport memory pointers before accessing it
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build71:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added EP2881 and EP2981 support
Introduced: v6.04 build71
Impact: HW: EP2881, EP2981
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build70:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Flash update failure on UOS on ARM (aarch64)
Solution: Corrected BSG pointers for UOS on ARM
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build69:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Invalid LUN size display for small sized (In MBs) and large sized
	 (in TBs) NVMe LUNs
Solution: Use correct read capacity format to get LUN size of NVMe LUNs
Introduced: v6.04 build52
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build68:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps delay seen with NVMe targets
Solution: Cache common NVMe target data to avoid multiple calls to NVMe targets
Introduced: v6.04 build52
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build67:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Session shutdown state macro support
Introduced: v6.04 build67
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build66:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps crash seen with HBA_RemoveCallback SNIA API
Solution: Avoid double free of memory freed in HBA_RemoveCallback SNIA API
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build65:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps delay seen with disabled/isolated port
Solution: Avoid apps retries for disabled/isolated port
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build64:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added USCM Phase 2 support
Introduced: v6.04 build64
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps crash seen with disabled/isolated port
Solution: Fixed apps crash with disabled/isolated port
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1644580800">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-18
----------------------------------

v6.04 build81:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added NVRAM parameters for UEFI boot support
Introduced: v6.04 build81
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build80:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added additional USCM statistics info
Introduced: v6.04 build80
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build79:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Port reset seen on all ports of the adapter after HBA parameter update
Solution: Allowed reset only in HBA parameter modified port
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289, ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build78:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps crash seen with DPort test with newer firmware
Solution: Increase response buffer size to read extra data provided by FW
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289 ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build77:
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Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: NPIV port seen as physical port on newer OSes
Solution: Corrected host number list
Introduced: v6.04 build24
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build76:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added FC-GS-8 based speed definitions
Introduced: v6.04 build76
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1673611200">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.0-19
----------------------------------

v6.05 build7:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Use 32bit buffer size of SFP FW update
Introduced: v6.05 build7
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.05 build6:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added 64G FC SFP FW update support
Introduced: v6.05 build6
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.05 build5:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Remote Port API support
Introduced: v6.05 build5
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.05 build4:
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Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Secure Port V2 API support
Introduced: v6.05 build4
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.05 build3:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Klocwork static analysis fixes
Introduced: v6.05 build3
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.05 build2:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Feature API confilct seen FOAPI
Solution: Removed conflicting duplicate feature APIs
Introduced: v6.05 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.05 build1:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Klocwork static analysis fixes
Introduced: v6.05 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build90:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Incorrect NVMe portID seen when multiple targets present
Solution: Provide valid PortIDs for NVMe targets
Introduced: v6.04 build85
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289, ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build89:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Incorrect secure target fields seen
Solution: Provide valid info for secure targets
Introduced: v6.04 build54
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build88:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: NVRAM dat file update failure on 8G adapter
Solution: Fixed dat file update on 8G adapter
Introduced: v6.04 build2
Impact: HW: ISP2532
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build87:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Uncorrectable FEC error count support in USCM stats 
Introduced: v6.04 build87
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289, ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build86:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added I/O Throttling support
Introduced: v6.04 build86
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289, ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build85:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added PortID support for NVMe targets
Introduced: v6.04 build85
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289, ISP2071, ISP2271, ISP2261
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build84:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Boot code valid bit is set for all boot codes
Solution: Set boot code valid bit only when valid boot code is found
Introduced: v6.04 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build83:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Virtual Lane support
Introduced: v6.04 build83
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v6.04 build82:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added new NVRAM parameters
Introduced: v6.04 build82
Impact: HW: ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1680609600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.1-1
----------------------------------

v7.00 build1:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Use OS provided libsysfs library
Introduced: v7.00 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added Klocwork static analysis fixes
Introduced: v7.00 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1683633600">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.1-2
----------------------------------

v7.00 build3:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps issue seen with static library
Solution: Fixed static library issue
Introduced: v7.00 build2
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build2:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Apps runtime failure on RHEL 9 due to libsysfs function
Solution: Removed dependency of libsysfs function
Introduced: v7.00 build1
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1691150400">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.1-3
----------------------------------

v7.00 build6:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: checksec.sh reported security property issues
Solution: Fixed checksec.sh reported security property issues
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build5:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added driver maintenamce mode support for FW load error
Introduced: v7.00 build5
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build4:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Debug symbols present in library binary
Solution: Removed debug symbols from library binary
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>
<changelog author="Marvell Semiconductor Inc." date="1718366400">Enablement Kit Version: 6.0.0.1-4
----------------------------------

v7.00 build11:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Incorrect USCM congestion severity value seen with USCM phase 2 support
Solution: Read USCM congestion severity value in USCM phase 2 support
Introduced: v6.04 build64
Impact: HW: ISP2071, ISP2261, ISP2081, ISP2281, ISP2089, ISP2289
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build10:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Updated SNIA HBA API speed definitions
Introduced: v7.00 build10
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build9:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Updated SFP read enhancements macros
Introduced: v7.00 build9
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build8:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Enhancement
Problem: N/A
Solution: Added SFP read enhancements
Introduced: v7.00 build8
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC

v7.00 build7:
-------------
Defect/Enhancement: Defect
Problem: Invalid error seen when multiple SG's failed at driver level
Solution: Added new error code for multiple SG failure
Introduced: Day One
Impact: HW: All adapters
	OS: All supported Linux flavors
	Protocol: FC</changelog>

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<changelog author="Emulex Automated Build User" date="1442750400">- Changed version to 10.7
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- Added support for RHEL 7U2
- Added support for SLES12 SP1</changelog>
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- Added support for SLES 12 SP2
- Removed support for RHEL 6U5</changelog>
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- Added support for RHEL 7U4
- Added support for SLES 12 SP3
- Removed support for RHEL 7U0
- Removed support for SLES 12 SP0</changelog>
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- Removed support for RHEL 6U6
- Removed support for RHEL 7U1
- Added support for RHEL 7U5
- Added support for SLES 15 SP0</changelog>
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- Removed support for RHEL 6U7
- Removed support for SLES 12 SP1
- Added support for RHEL 6U10
- Added support for RHEL 7U6
- Added support for RHEL 8U0
- Added support for SLES 12 SP4
- Added support for SLES 15 SP1</changelog>
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- Removed support for SLES 11 SP3
- Removed support for SLES 11 SP4
- Removed support for RHEL 6U8
- Removed support for RHEL 7U2
- Removed support for RHEL 7U3</changelog>
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- Added support for RHEL 7U7
- Added support for RHEL 8U1
- Added support for SLES 12 SP5
- Removed support for RHEL 6U9
- Removed support for RHEL 6U10
- Removed support for RHEL 7U4</changelog>
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- Added support for RHEL 8U2
- Added support for SLES 15 SP2
- Removed support for SLES 12 SP2
- Removed support for SLES 12 SP3</changelog>
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- Initial build</changelog>
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- Added support for SLES 15 SP3</changelog>
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- Initial build</changelog>
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- Removed support for RHEL 7U5
- Removed support for RHEL 7U6
- Removed support for RHEL 7U7
- Removed support for RHEL 7U8
- Removed support for RHEL 8U1
- Removed support for RHEL 8U2
- Removed support for RHEL 8U3
- Removed support for SLES 15 SP1
- Removed support for SLES 15 SP2</changelog>
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- Added support for RHEL 9U0
- Added support for SLES 15 SP4</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1658232000">- Removed support for RHEL 8U4</changelog>
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- Added support for RHEL 8U9</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1699358400">- Removed support for RHEL 8U5
- Removed support for SLES 15 SP3</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1699963200">- Removed support for RHEL 9U0
- Removed support for RHEL 9U1</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1700049600">- Removed support for RHEL 8U6
- Removed support for RHEL 8U7</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1701086400">- Added support for SLES 15 SP6</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1705406400">- Added support for RHEL 9U4</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1705492800">- Added support for RHEL 8U10</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1717416000">- Removed support for ALP SP0</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1725451200">- Added support for RHEL 9U5</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Automated Build User" date="1728302400">- Added support for RHEL 10u0</changelog>
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- Added support for SLES 15 SP0</changelog>
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- Removed support for RHEL 6U7
- Removed support for SLES 12 SP1
- Added support for RHEL 6U10
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- Added support for SLES 12 SP4
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- Removed support for RHEL 6U8
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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.6-1.1" date="1639051200">-      Improved the fan calibration during server power-on.
      * Improved the format of the Chassis CPLD version reported in Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) and the Chassis Controller CLI.
      * Improved the fan behavior when a server blade stops communicating with the Chassis Controller.
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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.6-1.1" date="1639137600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.9-1.1" date="1646222400">-     Added Fan-FailSafe which continually checks to see if an installed, powered
    blade is communicating with the HPE Edgeline Chassis Controller. If there is
    no communication for 90 seconds or more, the fans will go to full blow. When
    the blade begins to communicate again, the fans will return to normal.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.9-1.1" date="1646308800">-     N/A</changelog>
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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.10-3.1" date="1758110400">-      Signed with SHA384</changelog>
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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72" date="1436184000">-     *The following fix is added in this version:-**
    
      * Fixed an issue causing fan speed to run at the maximum level due to a false error indication reported on early production hardware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72-3.1" date="1475841600">-     Firmware upgrade to 1.72(C) is not necessary, if the device is currently
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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72-3.1" date="1475928000">-     *The following fix is added in this version:-**
    
    -Fixed an issue causing fan speed to run at the maximum level due to a false error indication reported on early production hardware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64" date="1499774400">-     *The following enhancement was incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Added support for 3610 and 3710 disk enclosures</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64" date="1499860800">-     *The following fix was incorporated in this version:**
    
      *  Fixed NVRAM CRC error</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04" date="1520078400">-     *The following fix was incorporated in this version:**
    
      *  Fixed NVRAM CRC error</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04-1.1" date="1528977600">-     *The following fix was incorporated in this version:**
    
      *  Fixed NVRAM CRC error
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v148867/D3000_P07231-001.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04-2.1" date="1534852800">-     *The following fix was incorporated in this version:**
    
      *  Fixed NVRAM CRC error
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v155369/D3000_P07231-002.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04-3.1" date="1540209600">-     *The following fix was incorporated in this version:**
    
      *  Fixed NVRAM CRC error
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v157942/P07231-003.html) for the complete listing of fixes,
    enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.12" date="1551700800">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Fixed TLB exception during upgrade from Rev build 1.11.000 to 0412.000
    
      * Fixed expander bootstrap task which failed with 0xB1 error code appearing in the console due to missing NVRAM tag - Product Name
    
      * Enabled-ClusterS2D command that does not complete with SATA drive in D3610
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v154196/D3000_P07231-004.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04" date="1601985600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04" date="1602072000">-     *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_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v177052/D3000_P07231-006.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04-2.1" date="1618833600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04-2.1" date="1618920000">-     *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_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v191363/D3000_v5.04B.html) for the complete listing of fixes,
    enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04-3.1" date="1636977600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04-3.1" date="1637064000">-     *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_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v202692/20-D3000-Gen10RN504C_ED3.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.04-17.1" date="1767960000">-     *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_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p879663226/v275929/20-D3000-Gen10RN504P_ED16.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="1c74a5e89ffaeb8262fe812f682f5f409eb2d0355c78eccc466ce3606c495d64" name="firmware-d3000" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="6.00" rel="11.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 6.00-11.1" date="1767960000">-     *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_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1808229885/v275930/20-D3000B-Gen10RN600J_ED11.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="b3bc4587652fc796440b3b79478e5a1aebe84d96e8d1ef6bf77c454eaffd844b" name="firmware-d6020" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.74" rel="24.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.09-1.1" date="1505908800">-     *The following fix is added in this version:**
    
      * Failed to set the power supply fail flag when power supply status was critical
      * General exception message appeared on the console
      * D6020 Disk Enclosure - Segments of node3 &amp; node4 of 6500-6600 Mixed Cluster going into"NotAvailable" or "OnBackup" State
      * Remove SysIndicators references from ESP</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.53" date="1506081600">-     *The following fix is added in this version:**
    
      * Enclosure in Unexpected status: Non-critical after restoring the Encl ID.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.53-1.1" date="1520078400">-     *The following fix is added in this version:**
    
      * Enclosure in Unexpected status: Non-critical after restoring the Encl ID.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72" date="1528977600">-     *The following fixes was incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Sensors presence reporting for single domain mode
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports False critical temperatures
      * Configure phy zone group to 0 (zero) for all phys in the initstring
    
    Please refer to the [Release
    Notes](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v148868/D6020_P07232-001.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74" date="1534852800">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the [Release
    Notes](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v154195/D6020_P07232-002.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-1.1" date="1540209600">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v157943/P07232-003.html) for the complete listing of fixes,
    enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-2.1" date="1551700800">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v160758/D6020_P07232-004.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-3.1" date="1569326400">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-3.1" date="1569412800">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v168047/D6020_v274_RN.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-4.1" date="1572868800">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-4.1" date="1572955200">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v172139/D6020_P07232-006.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-5.1" date="1586347200">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-5.1" date="1586433600">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v177006/D6020_v274_RN.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-7.1" date="1601985600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-7.1" date="1602072000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v183133/D6020_P07232-008.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-9.1" date="1618833600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-9.1" date="1618920000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v191364/D6020_v2.74I.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-10.1" date="1636977600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-10.1" date="1637064000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v202690/20-D6020-Gen10RN274J_ED8.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.74-24.1" date="1767960000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Temperature sensors logic inside gSEP model and SES database
      * When an IOM is pulled the surviving IOM reports false critical temperatures
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p1194926978/v279106/20-D6020-Gen10RN274X_ED22.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="a842e715f5d20abb852281bd79ce0f06279564dcde37b4454e8db23153764e25" name="firmware-d8000" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="0130" rel="12.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0102" date="1569326400">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0102" date="1569412800">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * SAS drive LED behavior was corrected to align with the Smart Array specification, specifically: 
        * The Activity LED of a sanitize erase drive now turns ON when connected.
    
        * The Array present LED now turns ON for the SAS drive.
    
        * The Activity LED now blinks on all drives during a SAS drive rebuild.
    
      * SATA logical drives now display as available after a simultaneous power restore to the server and the D8000.
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v168048/D8000_v0102_RN.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0105" date="1572955200">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * SAS drive LED behavior was corrected to align with the Smart Array specification, specifically: 
        * The Activity LED of a sanitize erase drive now turns ON when connected.
    
        * The Array present LED now turns ON for the SAS drive.
    
        * The Activity LED now blinks on all drives during a SAS drive rebuild.
    
      * The Serial Output Buffer (SOB) has a fixed sized for stored entries. Now, when the buffer is full, the oldest entries are cleared or committed to persistent storage (if available). For this reason, subsequent requests to read the SOB only retrieves new entries that have been logged since the last successful request to read the SOB.
    
      * The drive activity LED has been changed to a function as described in the installation and maintenance guide.
    
      * The reboot flag was changed to issue a hard reset, which enables the service delivery subsystem (ZPSDS) information be shared across (expanded across) the internal expanders to all devices attached.
    
      * The drive activity LED on the SAS disk drives was changed to support the ACTIVE_LOW signal state. The ACTIVE_LOW signal state is the default operation state for most drives.
    
      * The SCSI WRITE BUFFER MODE was changed from activate to soft reset. This change improves the host ability to detect and report whether the enclosure is going to perform a disruptive or non-disruptive activation after a firmware upgrade.
    
      * With I/O module firmware v0105 and PQI firmware 2.02 , the slot power cycle issue has been resolved by changing the power cycle SES request to return a failure when a partner slot is not connected.
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v172138/D8000_P20366-002.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0107" date="1601985600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0107" date="1602072000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * In STD INQUIRY RESPONSE, the ErrM bit was always being set. The ErrM bit indicates that the enclosure firmware detects a mismatch in any of its package versions and the firmware version of a FRU component. The issue was due to an incorrect version of PSU firmware being included and that has been fixed.
    
      * After installing the latest firmware on the enclosure I/O modules, the SES targets could not be discovered on the host. The virtual phy bit in SMP DISCOVER RESPONSE, which is used by the Microchip smartpqi HBA, was det for the virtual phy of the I/O module.
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v183134/D8000_P20366-004.html) for the complete listing of
    fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0111" date="1618833600">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0111" date="1618920000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Incorrect programming of the PHY ERROR COUNTERS parameter caused the amber LED to be lit, resulting in a false warning. The counter condition was corrected and the amber LED now functions correctly.
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v191365/D8000_v0111.html) for the complete listing of fixes,
    enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0118" date="1635163200">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0118" date="1635249600">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * User was not able to collect ddump logs.
    
      * Logical Fault LED remains ON even after clearing the fault using "reboot soft"
    
      * Vendor ID showed as "DEFAULT" for D8000 expander in SSACLI enclosure detail
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v203448/20-D8000-Gen10RN0118_ED1.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0130" date="1667304000">-     *The following enhancement has been added in this version:**
    
      * Added support of Rhel 7.8 
    
      * Added support of Rhel 8.2 
    
      * Added support of SLES15 SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0130" date="1667390400">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Smart Array reporting "Storage Enclosure FW upgrade Problem Detected".
      * PSU version is showing as "No Ver" after inserted the New bel power PSU.
      * GEM_5_2 Coverity defect fix.
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v218471/20-D8000-Gen10RN0130_ED1.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0130-12.1" date="1767960000">-     *The following fixes were incorporated in this version:**
    
      * Smart Array reporting "Storage Enclosure FW upgrade Problem Detected".
      * PSU version is showing as "No Ver" after inserted the New bel power PSU.
      * GEM_5_2 Coverity defect fix.
    
    Please refer to the _[Release
    Notes_](https://downloads.hpe.com/pub/softlib2/software1/pubsw-
    linux/p480571592/v275933/20-D8000-Gen10RN0130K_ED13.html) for the complete
    listing of fixes, enhancements, known issues and work-arounds corresponding to
    this firmware.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="15d5bdb9b1877d1f6b111226eb078fe3bcaf07123c96ccb825e7015b4937ecfb" name="firmware-dl20gen10plus_me" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="06.00.03.708" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.035" date="1646568000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.039" date="1646654400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Tatlow PLR2
    BKC WW50.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.200" date="1653566400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the MCTP PCIe devices could not be discovered after
    an SPS firmware update without an AC power cycle. This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.204" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this SPS release:
    CVE-2022-29515. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.309" date="1676289600">-     This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.309" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-36794. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.505" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.604" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.00 (02/01/2024) or
    later.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.700" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.30 (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.708" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 06.00.03.708 (2.50_07_25_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.50 (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.708-3.1" date="1772452800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="3e95a6073fa23d452511f89ab6b9d1cc9b75f37f7f04d3fe4c27ecfd4a0b5436" name="firmware-dl20ml30gen10sps" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="05.01.05.103" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.00.03.107" date="1566993600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.03.078" date="1567166400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Silicon Platform Services (SPS) Firmware provides
    mitigation to the latest CSME security vulnerabilities, also known as Local
    Escalation Privilege. This vulnerability is defined in CVE-2019-0089. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.03.094" date="1575633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision contains the latest Intel Server Platform Services (SPS)
    Firmware which provides mitigations for CVE-2019-11090 and CVE 2019-11109. The
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.113" date="1591617600">-     This image contains the latest Intel Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    which contains mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities. The
    following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this SPS release:
    CVE-2020-0545 and CVE-2020-0586. These issues are not unique to HPE Servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.208" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2020-8755. This security
    vulnerability is documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00391. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.303" date="1623067200">-     See the release document in Download Product Binaries page from Product
    Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.303" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware provides
    mitigations for SPS security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-24509.
    These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory
    INTEL-SA-00459.  These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.400" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware provides
    mitigations for SPS security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0060. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.500" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.600" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.700" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.804" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.913" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.05.005" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 05.01.05.005 should be paired with System ROM 3.50
    (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.05.103" date="1755086400">-     This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.05.103" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 05.01.05.103 should be paired with System ROM 3.70
    (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2025-20067. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.05.103-2.1" date="1758542400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 05.01.05.103 should be paired with System ROM 3.70
    (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2025-20067. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="b6fa70206bed81ce8c0fbfac87d90f2a12cd6fd9b8177fad6aef42d3fb877695" name="firmware-e910-intel-nic-fw-pack" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4.30" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.30" date="1634040000">-     Initial release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.30-3.1" date="1773144000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="fefc1d38603b352ee437d1bf693b933b8623494916e5c3b3822907fd4e8ecfa8" name="firmware-fc-emulex" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2026.04.01" rel="1.2"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2014.09.02" date="1408968000">-     We now have seperate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters.  This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Added support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 operating system.  
      
    Updated 8Gb standup HBA boot image to 5.20x13  
    
      * Added UEFI support
    Updated 8Gb mezz boot image to 6.20x4  
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz uninversal boot  to 10.2.340.19  
    
      * Added UEFI support
    
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 10.2.340.19  
      
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.02X12  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.20x13 (2.12a14 BIOS, 4.13a14 UEFI)  
    8 Gb Mezz boot image 6.20x4 (3.30a2 BIOS, 4.13a14 UEFI)  
      
    4 Gb HBA/Mezz firmware 2.82x4  
    4 Gb Mezz boot image 6.10a14 (3.30a1 BIOS)  
    4 Gb HBA boot image 5.20a6 (2.12a14 BIOS)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2014.09.02" date="1409054400">-     *Firmware**  
      
    8Gb Standup  \- 2.02x13
    
      * Corrects a link up/link down recovery issue
      * Resolves Link Down interrupt that wasn't being processed during the Link Up handling
    8Gb Mezzanine - 2.02x12
    
      * Resolves Link Down interrupt that wasn't being processed during the Link Up handling
    8Gb Mezzanine (LPe1205a) - 2.02x13
    
      * Corrects a link up/link down recovery issue
      * Resolves Link Down interrupt that wasn't being processed during the Link Up handling
    16Gb Standup &amp; Mezzanine - 10.2.340.19  
    
      * Resolved firmware download to SN1100E failure with MAL/MILI error issue.
      * Corrected a problem with scanning targets on direct connect configurations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.02.01" date="1421236800">-     We  have seperate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters.  This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Added support for SLES 12  
      
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz uninversal boot  to 10.2.477.9  
    Updated 8Gb HBA boot image to 5.20x13  
    Updated 8 Gb Mezz boot image to 6.20x4  
    Updated 4 Gb Mezz boot image to 6.20x4  
      
    
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 10.2.477.9  
      
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.02X12  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.20x13 (2.12a14 BIOS, 4.13a14 UEFI)  
    8 Gb Mezz boot image 6.20x4 (3.30a2 BIOS, 4.13a14 UEFI)  
      
    4 Gb HBA/Mezz firmware 2.82x4  
    4 Gb Mezz boot image 6.20x4 (3.30a2 BIOS)  
    4 Gb HBA boot image 5.20a6 (2.12a14 BIOS)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.02.01" date="1421323200">-     *Boot Bios**  
      
    8Gb Standup - 5..20x13
    
      * Resolves an issue where there is a system hang at POST after mapping an HP 82E adapter to a P2000 storage array under Legacy mode.
    8Gb Mezzanine - 6.20x4
    
      * Resolves an issue where there is a system hang at POST after mapping an HP LPe1205/HP LPe1205A adapter to a P2000 storage array under Legacy mode.
      
    4Gb Mezzanine - 6.20x4
    
      * Resolves an issue where Virtual WWN's are still used after changing to default mode in VC-FC.
      
    **Firmware**  
      
    16Gb Standup &amp; Mezzanine - 10.2.477.9  
      
    This firmware resolves the following:
    
      * an issue where the server hung during RHEL6 x64 FCoE boot
      * an issue where the SN1000E adapter becomes unresponsive after updating to version 1.1.65.101 firmware
      * a performance scaling issue in P2P connection in Dual_Port configuration
      * an issue where the SN1000E using direct connect fails to scan targets with its BIOS
      * an issue where not all target ports are displayed on  "scan for devices".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.06.01" date="1432036800">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters.  This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz uninversal boot  to 10.5.65.14  
    Updated 8Gb standup boot bios to 5.21x4  
    Updated 8Gb mezz boot bios to 6.20x10
    
      
    Note: The 8Gb fibre channel version comparison code has been modified to
    compare only numbers.
    
    **Boot Image **
    
    8Gb Standup - 5.21x4
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Added RFT_ID (register FC4 types) and RFF_ID (register FC4 features)
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Added new UEFI Health protocol error codes and messages
      * Add CLP support level
    
    8Gb Mezzanine - 6.20x10
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Added RFT_ID (register FC4 types) and RFF_ID (register FC4 features)
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Added new UEFI Health protocol error codes and messages
      * Add CLP support level
    
    **Firmware**
    
    16Gb Standup &amp; Mezzanine - 10.5.65.14
    
      * Implementation uplift to ASN1 Data Structure Specification
    
    **Contains:**  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 10.5.65.14  
      
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.02X12  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.21x4 (2.20a6 BIOS, 4.20a7 UEFI)  
    8 Gb Mezz boot image 6.20x10 (3.30a10 BIOS, 4.20a7 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.06.01" date="1432123200">-     *Boot Image**  
      
    8Gb Standup - 5.21x4
    
    BIOS:
    
      * LUN1 is detected as LUN0 if auto-scan setting is set to "First LUN 0" device
      * After firmware/BIOS update system does not SAN-boot any longer
      * Fix "Boot BIOS is Disabled!" message on a clean adapter
      * Only one boot entry in boot menu but two different boot LUNs are configured
      * Elx appears twice in boot menu although only one target is mapped
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Boot from 3par array with RHEL host does not post boot from SAN installation
      * Target connect with HP 82E adapter can't be shown in BIOS if setting Storage Option Rom Policy to UEFI only
      * Fix issue where UEFI Emulex FCoE Scan level functionality was not implemented fully
    
    8Gb Mezzanine - 6.20x10
    
    BIOS:
    
      * LUN1 is detected as LUN0 if auto-scan setting is set to "First LUN 0" device
      * After firmware/BIOS update system does not SAN-boot any longer
      * Fix "Boot BIOS is Disabled!" message on a clean adapter
      * Only one boot entry in boot menu but two different boot LUNs are configured
      * Elx appears twice in boot menu although only one target is mapped
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Boot from 3par array with RHEL host does not post boot from SAN installation
      * Target connect with HP 82E adapter can't be shown in BIOS if setting Storage Option Rom Policy to UEFI only
      * Fix issue where UEFI Emulex FCoE Scan level functionality was not implemented fully
    
    **Firmware**  
      
    16Gb Standup &amp; Mezzanine - 10.5.65.14
    
      * Resolved issue where the WWN's from VC are not being sent to the HBA</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.10.02" date="1442318400">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters.  This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **Boot Image **
    
    8Gb Standup - 5.21x5
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Implemented HII to disable HP Memory features
    
    8Gb Mezzanine - 6.20x11
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Implemented HII to disable HP Memory features
    
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  to 10.5.160.0  
    Updated 8Gb standup boot bios to 5.21x5  
    Updated 8Gb mezz boot bios to 6.20x11  
      
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 10.5.160.0  
      
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.02X12  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.02x13  
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.21x5 (2.20a6 BIOS, 4.20a9 UEFI)  
    8 Gb Mezz boot image 6.20x11 (3.30a10 BIOS, 4.20a9 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.10.02" date="1442404800">-     *Boot Image**  
      
    8Gb Standup - 5.21x5
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Initialize PrivateData earlier from RegisterSPT so it is ready for Driver Health
    
    8Gb Mezzanine - 6.20x11
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Fix unresponsiveness seen in the configuration utility when a key is pressed
      * Use HII option to disable HP Shared Memory features
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Initialize PrivateData earlier from RegisterSPT so it is ready for Driver Health
    
    **Firmware**  
      
    16Gb Standup &amp; Mezzanine - 10.5.160.0
    
      * Resolved issue where WWN's from VC are not being set on the HBA
      * Resolved issue where the "Boot Path Discovered Targets" Boot Target Scan Method is not working</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.02.02" date="1458475200">-     We have separate components to update Fibre Channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a Fibre Channel update component.
    
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot to 10.7.110.31
    
    Updated 8 Gb HBA/Mezz firmware to 2.03x6
    
    Updated 8 Gb standup boot bios to 5.21x6  
    Updated 8 Gb mezz boot bios to 6.20x12
    
    Contains:
    
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 10.7.110.31
    
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.03x6  
    8 Gb standup firmware 2.03x6  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.03x6
    
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.21x6 (2.20a6 BIOS, 4.20a10 UEFI)  
    8 Gb Mezz boot image 6.20x12 (3.30a12 BIOS, 4.20a10 UEFI)
    
    
    
    Changes to 16 Gb firmware:
    
      * Added UEFI v1.2 support
      * Added UEFI HII menu Enable/Disable option for OCSD/OCBB Shared Memory Model</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.02.02" date="1458561600">-     For 8 Gb UEFI:
    
      * Fix for "Login failed" in BIOS scan or add boot device on LPe12002.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.06.01" date="1466078400">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters.  This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Initial support for the HPE StoreFabric SN1100E 4P 16Gb FC HBA
    
      
    Updated 16 Gb HBA uninversal boot  to 10.7.293.0  
    Updated 8Gb standup boot bios to 5.21x9  
      
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA universal boot 10.7.293.0  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.03x6  
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.21x9 (2.20a6 BIOS, 4.20a13 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.06.01" date="1466164800">-     8 Gb Standup products
    
    4.20a13 UEFI resolves the following:
    
      * SCAN for target LUN issue, if no LUN is attached, menu will display not supported or not configured
      * Issue where virtual WWN assignment reverts
      * CLP issue where the WWNs are changing between CLP and factory WWNs value on every reboot
    
    16 Gb firmware
    
      * Resolves an issue where HPE Proprietary T10 DIF was enabled on unsupported HBAs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.08.01" date="1473163200">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz uninversal boot to 10.7.335.0  
    Updated 8Gb standup boot bios to 5.21x10  
    Updated 8Gb mezz boot bios to 6.21x1  
      
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 10.7.335.0  
      
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.03X6  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.03x6  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.03x6  
    8 Gb HBA boot image 5.21x10 (2.20a6 BIOS, 4.20a15 UEFI)  
    8 Gb Mezz boot image 6.21x1 (3.30a14 BIOS, 4.20a15 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.08.01" date="1473249600">-     8 Gb Standup products
    
    4.20a15 UEFI resolves the following:
    
      * SCAN for target LUN issue, if no LUN is attached, menu will display not supported or not configured
      * Issue where virtual WWN assignment reverts
      * CLP issue where the WWNs are changing between CLP and factory WWNs value on every reboot
    
    8 Gb Mezzanine products
    
    4.20a15 UEFI resolves the following:
    
      * SCAN for target LUN issue, if no LUN is attached, menu will display not supported or not configured
      * Issue where virtual WWN assignment reverts
      * CLP issue where the WWNs are changing between CLP and factory WWNs value on every reboot
    
    16 Gb firmware
    
      * Resolves an issue where HPE Proprietary T10 DIF was enabled on unsupported HBAs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.10.01" date="1474632000">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz uninversal boot  
    Updated 8Gb standup boot bios  
    Updated 8Gb mezz boot bios
    
    **Firmware**
    
    16GB standup/mezz
    
      * Uplifted for HPE UEFI specification v1.4
    
      
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.1.183.21  
      
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.03X6
    
    8 Gb standup universal boot image 5.21x10 (2.20a6 BIOS, 4.20a15 UEFI)
    
    8 Gb mezzanine universal boot image 6.21x1 (3.30a14 BIOS, 4.20a15 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.10.04" date="1490097600">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Updated 16Gb HBA/Mezz uninversal boot
    
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.1.183.58  
      
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.03X6
    
    8 Gb standup universal boot image 5.21x11 (2.20a7 BIOS, 4.20a15 UEFI)
    
    8 Gb mezzanine universal boot image 6.21x1 (3.30a14 BIOS, 4.20a15 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.10.04" date="1490184000">-     This fix resolves an issue in which 16Gb HBAs were unable to login when
    connected directly to a target port on 3PAR arrays</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.01" date="1496577600">-     Added support for following:
    
        HPE UEFI 2.0  
        Ability to notify user that OneView is already in control of the adapter
    when OneCommand Manager(OCM) is loaded  
        Uplifted for HPE UEFI specification v1.4 on 8Gb HBA BIOS  
        Platform Management Components Intercommunication(PMCI) v1.1.0 Spec  
        Boot from a 4k sector Native disk
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.2.254.12
    
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.2.254.12
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.03x14
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.20a7 (11.2.241.0 BIOS, 11.2.283.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.01" date="1496664000">-     Resolves the following:
    
        Boot From SAN (BFS) does not see the LUN as a bootable logical drive on
    8Gb HBA  
        HPE SN1600E 32Gb 2p FC HBAs gets into incomplete state on HPE Proliant
    Gen 9 DL560 server  
        ACCESS_VDATA property exists even after disabling the XROM BIOS</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.02" date="1502107200">-     Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.2.254.15
    
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.2.254.14
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.03x14
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.20a7 (11.2.241.0 BIOS, 11.2.283.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.02" date="1502193600">-     Resolves the following:
    
         HPE Synergy 3530C 16Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter inlet temperatures
    were only being displayed</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.01" date="1503489600">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.  
      
    Updated 16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot.  
    Updated 32 Gb HBA universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb HBA/Mezz boot bios.  
      
    Contains:  
      
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.2.307.16  
    16/32 Gb HBA universal boot 11.2.307.16  
      
    8 Gb Gen8 Mezz (LPe1205A) firmware 2.03X14  
    8 Gb  standup firmware 2.03x14  
    8 Gb Mezz firmware 2.03x14  
    8 Gb HBA/Mezz boot image 11.20A7 (11.2.241.0 BIOS, 11.2.283.0 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.01" date="1503576000">-     8G Firmware:
    
    Fixed the following:
    
      * Link down encountered during high traffic on 81E, 82E, 84E, LPe1205a
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Boot Device Order menu not displaying targets on HPE servers
    
    
    
    16G Firmware:
    
    Fixed the following:
    
      * Incorrect adapter showed up in PCI slot 1 in Dashboard and Static Networking
    
    
    
    16G/32G Firmware:
    
    Fixed the following:
    
      * Incorrect adapter showed up in PCI slot 1 in Dashboard and Static Networking</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.01" date="1515672000">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Added support to the following:
    
    8G Standup and Mezzanine:
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Add support for Direct attach Point to Point
    
    16 Gb Standup, 16 Gb Mezzanine &amp; 32G Standup:
    
    UEFI:
    
      * V2.40 Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) driver support for HP Servers
    
    BIOS/Firmware:
    
      * Enable Buffer to Buffer credit (BB_credit) recovery using the Fibre Channel (FC) primitives
      * Platform Level Data Model (PLDM)/Management Component Transport Protocol (MCTP) Standard Firmware Download
      * Support for Bi-Directional D-port &amp; Clearlink
      * Security Enhancements
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.225.21  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.225.21
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.03x14
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.40a9 (11.4.231.0 BIOS, 11.4.260.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.01" date="1526644800">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Added support to the following:
    
    8G Standup and Mezzanine:
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Fabric assigned Boot Target/Logical Unit (LUN) to Fabric Assgined World Wide Name(FAWWN)
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.10  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.11
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.40a13 (11.4.305.0 BIOS, 11.4.344.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.02" date="1534075200">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Added support to the following:
    
    8G Standup and Mezzanine:
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Fabric assigned Boot Target/Logical Unit (LUN) to Fabric Assgined World Wide Name(FAWWN)
    
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.40a13 (11.4.305.0 BIOS, 11.4.344.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.02" date="1534161600">-     Fixed an issue where a bad frame (in this case a "short frame") combined with
    an invalid data word in the Fibre Channel transmission may result in the bad
    frame not being detected by the adapter firmware and ultimately passed up to
    the adapter driver.  This can result  in Invalid IO messages being sent to
    applications or storage devices by the HBA driver.  
    This has only been observed in Virtual connect login distribution environments
    under simulated stress test conditions -  doing frequent fabric logouts and
    logins as a result of repeated rebalancing operations between the VC-FC
    module's FC uplinks.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.01" date="1534248000">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Added support to the following:
    
    8G Standup and Mezzanine:
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Fabric assigned Boot Target/Logical Unit (LUN) to Fabric Assgined World Wide Name(FAWWN)
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.10  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.27
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.40a13 (11.4.305.0 BIOS, 11.4.344.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.02" date="1535457600">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Added support to the following:
    
    8G Standup and Mezzanine:
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Fabric assigned Boot Target/Logical Unit (LUN) to Fabric Assgined World Wide Name(FAWWN)
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.10  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.31
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.40a13 (11.4.305.0 BIOS, 11.4.344.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.02" date="1535544000">-     Fixed the following:
    
      * Fixed an issue where OneView profile data is lost during firmware upgrades from versions earlier than 11.4.x.x</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.03" date="1539518400">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    Added support to the following:
    
    8G Standup and Mezzanine:
    
    BIOS:
    
      * Fabric assigned Boot Target/Logical Unit (LUN) to Fabric Assgined World Wide Name(FAWWN)
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.10  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 11.4.334.31
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 11.40a13 (11.4.305.0 BIOS, 11.4.344.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.03" date="1539604800">-     Fixed the following:
    
      * Entries in payload.json which was triggering firmware discovery and flash to be incomplete on HPE SN1200E 16Gb 1port/2port adapter when firmware flash was attempted via OneView, integrated Lights Out(iLO) and UEFI flash mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.01" date="1548331200">-     We have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **16 Gb Standup, 16 Gb Mezzanine, and 32 Gb Standup**
    
    Added support to the following:
    
      * Added duration support for the Link Cable Beacon command.This avoids situations in which the blinking of an Host Bus Adapter(HBA) Light Emitting Diode(LED) might be initiated, but no command is sent to stop the blinking.
      * HPE Synergy 5330C 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.0.346.9  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.0.346.9
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 12.00a10 (12.0.325.0 BIOS, 12.0.348.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.02" date="1559649600">-     We have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **16 Gb Standup, 16 Gb Mezzanine, and 32 Gb Standup**
    
    Added support to the following:
    
      * Added duration support for the Link Cable Beacon command.This avoids situations in which the blinking of an Host Bus Adapter(HBA) Light Emitting Diode(LED) might be initiated, but no command is sent to stop the blinking.
      * HPE Synergy 5330C 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.0.346.9  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.0.346.9
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 12.00a10 (12.0.325.0 BIOS, 12.0.348.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.03" date="1569931200">-     We have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **16 Gb Standup, 16 Gb Mezzanine, and 32 Gb Standup**
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.0.346.43  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.0.346.9
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 12.00a10 (12.0.325.0 BIOS, 12.0.348.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.03" date="1570017600">-     Fixes buffer overflow condition, which would result in Operating System
    terminating unexpectedly and unhandled machine check messages seen.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled " HPE Host Bus
    Adapters - Certain Emulex Based FC Host Bus Adapters Running
    Firmware 12.0.346.9 May Experience an Uncorrectable Machine Check
    Exception Preceded by the IML Log Message "Fibre Channel Host
    Controller Has a New Status Other"" which is available at the following
    link:
    
    &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00088747en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.01" date="1572523200">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **16 Gb Standup, 16 Gb Mezzanine, and 32 Gb Standup**
    
    **For LPe 32000 Family:**
    
      * Enhanced the firmware to handle heavy VDM (vendor-defined message) load correctly without any unexpected behavior.
      * Enhanced MCTP (Management Component Transport Protocol) error handling by adding code that will exit gracefully.
    
    Updated 16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    Updated 16Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot  
    Updated 8Gb  HBA/Mezz universal boot
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.4.270.5  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.4.270.3
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 12.40a6 (12.4.262.0 BIOS, 12.4.153.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.02" date="1581595200">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **Contains:**
    
    16/32 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.4.270.14  
    16 Gb HBA/Mezz universal boot 12.4.270.10
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz firmware 2.10X6
    
    8 Gb standup/mezz universal boot image 12.40a6 (12.4.262.0 BIOS, 12.4.153.0
    UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.02" date="1581681600">-     Fix the following:
    
    Where Host Bus Adapters reporting address NACKs (No Acknowledgements) from
    external temperature sensors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2020.06.02" date="1596369600">-     This is a fibre channel component.
    
    Added support for the following:
    
      * Code update to support new flash vendors
    
    Contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.6.275.24
    
    12.6.275.24
    
    12.6.275.7
    
    12.6.271.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.6.275.24
    
    12.6.275.24
    
    12.6.275.7
    
    12.6.271.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2020.09.01" date="1596456000">-     We  have separate components to update fibre channel and converged network
    adapters. This is a fibre channel update component.
    
    **Contains:**
    
    
    
    32 Gb universal boot 12.6.275.12(EFI 12.6.275.7 BOOT BIOS 12.6.271.0 Firmware
    12.6.275.12)
    
    16/32 Gb universal boot 12.6.275.12(EFI 12.6.275.7 BOOT BIOS 12.6.271.0
    Firmware 12.6.275.12)
    
    16 Gb universal boot 12.6.275.12(EFI 12.6.275.7 BOOT BIOS 12.6.271.0 Firmware
    12.6.275.12)
    
    8 Gb HBA Standup firmware 2.10X6  
    8 Gb standup universal boot image 12.60a4(12.6.302.0 BIOS, 12.6.284.0 UEFI)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.02.01" date="1615118400">-     *Added the following:-**
    
      * Added support for Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) - Platform Level Data Model (PLDM) Firmware Update to the SN1200E, SN1600E, and SN1610E
      * The adapter will now reset to defaults when the user activates Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Secure Erase from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) intelligent provisioning
      * Added support for Fabric Performance Impact Notifications (FPIN)
    
    
    
    This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE 81E 8Gb Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    8Gb
    
    12.80a3
    
    2.10X6
    
    12.8.183.0
    
    12.8.9.0
    
    HPE 82E 8Gb Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    8Gb
    
    12.80a3
    
    2.10X6
    
    12.8.183.0
    
    12.8.9.0
    
    HPE 84E 8Gb Quad Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    8Gb
    
    12.80a3
    
    2.10X6
    
    12.8.183.0
    
    12.8.9.0
    
    HPE SN1000E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1000E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1100E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1100E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1100E Quad Port 16Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.12
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.02.01" date="1615204800">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
      * Fixed a behavior where the SN1600E would wrongly display an unwanted message when loading Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) driver defaults</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.02.03" date="1625486400">-     This is a fibre channel component.
    
    Added support for the following:
    
      * Code update to support new flash vendors
    
    Contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.352.24
    
    12.8.352.24
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.352.24
    
    12.8.352.24
    
    12.8.352.10
    
    12.8.352.5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.10.01" date="1632830400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.12
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.11.01" date="1635508800">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.03.01" date="1648641600">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.21
    
    12.8.528.10
    
    12.8.502.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.08.01" date="1656936000">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.08.01-2.2" date="1658318400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.09.01" date="1658404800">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.21
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.20
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.10.01" date="1671451200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.25
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.03.01" date="1674820800">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.29
    
    14.0.499.2
    
    14.0.490.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.08.01" date="1692705600">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.589.5
    
    14.2.579.0
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    Added support for:
    
    RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.8
    
    RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.2
    
    SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01" date="1701950400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-3.2" date="1711022400">-     This component is FIPs enabled.
    
    This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.21
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.19
    
    14.2.589.16
    
    14.2.566.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-3.2" date="1711108800">-     This component is FIPs enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2024.09.01" date="1726747200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2024.11.01" date="1731499200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.10
    
    14.4.329.9
    
    14.4.290.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.03.01" date="1742299200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.8
    
    14.4.469.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.8
    
    14.4.469.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 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 SN1600E 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 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</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.03.01-2.2" date="1748606400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.8
    
    14.4.469.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.14
    
    14.4.473.8
    
    14.4.469.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 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 SN1600E 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 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</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.09.01" date="1756641600">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.473.30
    
    14.4.473.30
    
    14.4.473.29
    
    14.4.469.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.473.30
    
    14.4.473.30
    
    14.4.473.29
    
    14.4.469.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 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 SN1600E 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 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</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.09.01" date="1756728000">-     Fixed the Following:
    
      1. Switch Login Incomplete After Firmware Upgrade
      2. Boot Incomplete on RHEL 10</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.11.01" date="1765281600">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    **Adapter**
    
    **Speed**
    
    **Universal Boot Image**
    
    **Firmware**
    
    **UEFI**
    
    **Boot Bios**
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1200E 16Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1600E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1610E 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0
    
    HPE SN1700E 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.731.5
    
    14.4.716.0
    
    14.4.718.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2026.04.01" date="1770897600">-     Fixed the following:
    
    SPDM - Get Certificate response returns out of bound values</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="9a7d3dd992532ba35aaa7596808895c0784c82eb1063a5e179002035b95e6c29" name="firmware-fc-qlogic" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2026.06.01" rel="1.3"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2008.01.07" date="1202731200">-     o Initial Product</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2008.07.25" date="1217419200">-     o Added support for AK344A single port 8Gb/s fibre channel host bus adapter
    
    o Added support for AJ764A dual port 8Gb/s fibre channel host bus adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2008.07.25" date="1217505600">-     o Updated newly generated Configuration file (.xml)  
    o Changed bios_item back to fw_item in discovery xml file</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2008.10.24" date="1227009600">-      Fix boot bios upgrade issue on QLogic fibre channel mezzanine cards in ProLiant bl20p G2 and G3 servers. 
      * Change boot bios version for QMH2462 to 1.26 
      * Fix issue where component was reporting some boot BIOS versions as "0"</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2009.01.09" date="1234267200">-       Change boot bios version for QMH2462 to 2.08</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2009.04.15" date="1241784000">-       Added support for QLogic 8GB mezzanine card, boot BIOS version 2.08.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2009.10.07" date="1264161600">-      Added version 2.12 of the QLogic BIOS for all 4 Gb/s and 8 Gb/s HP QLogic fibre channel host bus adapters</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2010.03.17" date="1270987200">-      Made smart component compatible with inbox driver that comes with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2010.03.17" date="1271073600">-     Corrected the mapping of status returned</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2010.05.19" date="1280232000">-      Added updated 4 Gb Multi-boot image, version 1.89AF (BIOS 2.15, EFI 2.20) 
      * Added updated 8 Gb Multi-boot image, version 2.27AF (BIOS 2.15, EFI 2.20)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.02.01" date="1329393600">-      Added support for QMH2572 8 Gb FC Mezz   
      * Added QMH2572 firmware/BIOS package 2.50AF  
          Firmware 5.06.50  
          BIOS 3.08</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.02.01" date="1329480000">-</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.05.01" date="1336996800">-      Added new firmware/BIOS packages
      
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz cards, 1.99AF 
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.08
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz cards, 2.52AF 
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.08
      * QMH2572 8 Gb FC Mezz, 2.51AF 
        * Firmware 5.06.04
        * BIOS 3.08</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.05.01" date="1337083200">-</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.08.01" date="1344340800">-     Updated firmware/BIOS packages for Fibre Channel options supported by this
    component:  
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz cards, 2.01AF 
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.12
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz cards, 2.55AF 
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.12
      * QMH2572 8 Gb FC Mezz, 2.56AF 
        * Firmware 5.06.04
        * BIOS 3.12</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.08.01" date="1344427200">-     Added code to handle a possible failed LUN condition due to an invalid drive
    geometry reported to the system.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2012.10.01" date="1350302400">-      Added new firmware/BIOS packages
      
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz cards, 2.03AF 
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz cards, 2.58AF 
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13
      * QMH2572 8 Gb FC Mezz, 2.59AF 
        * Firmware 5.06.04
        * BIOS 3.13</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2013.02.01" date="1361188800">-      Added new firmware/BIOS packages
      
    
      * SN1000Q, 2.01.10 
        * Firmware 6.02.00
        * BIOS 3.18</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2013.02.01" date="1361275200">-     SN1000Q BIOS changes from 3.14 to 3.18:  
    
    
      * Added code to check/program Feature Config checksum.  
      * Fix bug that could cause buffer overrun in CTRL-Q with Report Lun command               
      * Changed code to use 32 bit pointer to allocate/deallocate EBDA memory.
      * Added code to check/program Feature Config checksum.
      * Fixed Lun select &amp; display issues with CTRL-Q</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2013.08.01" date="1378728000">-      Added new firmware/BIOS packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products:
      
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.65A1
        * Firmware 5.09.00
        * BIOS 3.13
        * UEFI 6.15  
    
    
      * SN1000Q/QMH2672 
        * Package 2.02.47
        * Firmware 6.07.02
        * BIOS 3.21 
          * Now checks for invalid LUN in CTRL-Q scan devices. 
          * Check for 4G flag in NVRAM for FC. 
        * UEFI 6.13  
    
    
      * QMH2572 8 Gb FC Mezz 
        * Package 2.59AF
        * Firmware 5.06.04
        * BIOS 3.13  
    
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.03AF
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2013.08.01" date="1378814400">-     SN1000Q BIOS fixes:
    
      * Fixed issue in CTRL_Q utility that might cause some cosmetic display issues.
      * Fixed issue with CTRL-Q Loopback Utility.
    
    SN1000Q FW fixes:
    
      * Intermittent link failures that occurred after a cable pull.
      * Firmware failed to detect port id change after Fabric login timeout.
      * Performance scaling issues on multiple 4G tape devices.
      * Resolved a low write performance (throughput) issue seen when running single  
    threaded IOs to multiple slower targets.
    
      * If the disable VP command was received while an ELS PassThru exchange was active  
    for VP being disabled this caused a firmware buffer pool corruption and the  
    firmware stopped responding.
    
      * A possible command iocb timeout occurred if the driver provided an invalid response  
    queue reference.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2014.02.01" date="1387454400">-      Added UEFI driver for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products (except QMH2572).  
      
    This component contains:  
    
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.03AF
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13  
    
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.60A2
        * Firmware 5.09.00
        * BIOS 3.13
        * UEFI 6.23  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.90.01
        * Firmware 6.07.02
        * BIOS 3.21 
        * UEFI 6.20  
    
    
      * QMH2572 8 Gb FC Mezz 
        * Package 2.59AF
        * Firmware 5.06.04
        * BIOS 3.13</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2014.04.01" date="1398081600">-      Updated the firmware/BIOS packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
      
      
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.03AF
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13  
    
    
      * QMH2572 Mezz Card 
        * Package 2.59AF
        * Firmware 5.06.04
        * BIOS 3.13  
    
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Enabled legacy BIOS boot
        * Enabled secure boot
      
      
    
        * Package 3.60A4
        * Firmware 5.09.00
        * BIOS 3.13
        * UEFI 6.28  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Enabled legacy BIOS boot
        * Enabled secure boot
      
      
    
        * Package 3.90.02
        * Firmware 6.07.02
        * BIOS 3.21
        * UEFI 6.25</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2014.09.01" date="1409745600">-     Updated the firmware/BIOS/EFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.03AF
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.71.01 (Binary 371A1)
        * Firmware 7.03.00
        * BIOS 3.24
        * UEFI 6.32
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 4.00.12
        * Firmware 7.03.01
        * BIOS 3.24
        * UEFI 6.29</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2014.09.01" date="1409832000">-     8 Gb Products  
      
    BIOS  
    
      * Fixed bug in displaying selectable boot lun
      * Fixed issue with not restoring defaults on port 1
      * Fixed bug that could cause buffer overrun in CTRL-Q with Report Lun command
      * Added additional time to login target when called  after EFI driver unloads.    
      * Added code to handle boot LUN Greater than 255.
      * Added code to display message when 64 bit address is detected. 
    uEFI  
      * Fixed a bug that caused the HBA BIOS to ignore VC assigned WWPNs.
      * Fixed drive mapping issues on CLP enabled servers. 
    
      
    16 Gb Products  
         
    BIOS
    
      * Added additional time to login target when called after EFI driver unloads.    
      * Added code to handle boot LUN Greater than 255.
      * Added code to display message when 64 bit address is detected. 
    uEFI  
    
      * Fixed a bug that caused the HBA BIOS to ignore VC assigned WWPNs.
      * Fixed drive mapping issues on CLP enabled servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.02.01" date="1421323200">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.03AF
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13  
    
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.71.09 (Binary 371A9)
        * Firmware 7.04.00
        * UEFI 6.35
        * BIOS 3.28 
          * BIOS Enhancements:
          * Added support for fabric assigned BOOT LUN 
          * Added support for show port clp
          * Added code to not configure any targets when fabric assign Boot
          * Added code to allow fabric assigned Boot LUN when fabric assign WWPN enabled
          * Added options in CTRL-Q utility to enable fabric assign WWPN and fabric assign BOOT LUN  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 4.00.19
        * Firmware 7.04.00
        * UEFI 6.31
        * BIOS 3.28 
          * BIOS Enhancements:
          * Added support for fabric assigned BOOT LUN
          * Added support for show port clp
          * Added code to not configure any targets when fabric assign Boot
          * Added code to allow fabric assigned Boot LUN when fabric assign WWPN enabled
          * Added options in CTRL-Q utility to enable fabric assign WWPN and fabric assign BOOT LUN</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.02.01" date="1421409600">-     8 Gb Products  
      
    BIOS  
    
      * Changed VLAN ID max value from 4095 to 4094
      * Changed CTRL-Q to allow max value for Login Retry
    UEFI  
      * Fixed a bug that caused the HBA BIOS to ignore VC assigned WWPNs
      * Fixed drive mapping issues on CLP enabled servers
    
      
    16 Gb Products  
         
    BIOS
    
      * Fixed LUN enabled but fabric assigned BOOT LUN not found
      * Changed CTRL-Q to allow max value for Login Retry
    UEFI  
    
      *  Fixed memory leak issue when driver exits due to NVRAM error</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.02.02" date="1429531200">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI package for 8 Gb products.
    
      * 4 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 2.03AF
        * Firmware 5.03.15
        * BIOS 3.13  
    
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.72.03 (Binary 372A3)
        * Firmware 7.04.00
        * UEFI 6.36
        * BIOS 3.28  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 4.00.19
        * Firmware 7.04.00
        * UEFI 6.31
        * BIOS 3.28</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.02.02" date="1429617600">-      Corrects an unexpected behavior when 8Gb FC HBAs load the UEFI driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.06.01" date="1432728000">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.72.03 (Binary 372A3)
        * Firmware 7.04.00
        * UEFI 6.36
        * BIOS 3.28  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 5.00.12
        * Firmware 8.00.40
        * UEFI 6.31
        * BIOS 3.28</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.06.01" date="1432814400">-      For 8 Gb UEFI 
        * Fixed a driver load error when the Adapter Disable NVRAM bit was set.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.10.01" date="1443441600">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.73.05 (Binary 373A5)
        * Firmware 8.01.02
        * UEFI 6.42
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.00.14
        * Firmware 8.01.42
        * UEFI 6.37
        * BIOS 3.31</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2015.10.01" date="1443528000">-     *8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
        BIOS
    
      * Maintenance updates
    
        UEFI
    
      * Fixed OCBB bug that caused DMA errors during Linux boot
      * HII WWN Database menu allows the user to pick from a list of targets and LUNs
      * Fixed Windows Server 2012 boot issue on target storage array
      * Fixed OCSD checksum error on certain HP blade servers.  Added PCI bus and device information to the firmware OCSD structure
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
        BIOS
    
      * Maintenance updates
    
        UEFI
    
      * Fixed OCBB bug that caused DMA errors during Linux boot
      * HII WWN Database menu allows the user to pick from a list of targets and LUNs
      * Fixed Windows Server 2012 boot issue on target storage array
      * Fixed OCSD checksum error on certain HP blade servers.  Added PCI bus and device information to the firmware OCSD structure
      * Fixed OCBB polling error on servers
      * Fixed memory leak issue when driver exits due to NVRAM error
      * Fixed driver mapping issues on CLP enabled servers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.02.01" date="1458388800">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.75.03 (Binary 375A3)
        * Firmware 8.02.00
        * UEFI 6.42
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.00
        * Firmware 8.02.00
        * UEFI 6.37
        * BIOS 3.31</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.02.01" date="1458475200">-     16 Gb firmware
    
    Fixed reporting asynchronous events related to link transitions via the ATIO
    queue with the "Enable Asynchronous Event to Immediate Notify IOCB" option.
    
    Fixed firmware system error (8002h) that occurred during target mode cleanup.
    
    Fixed firmware system error that occurred during target mode cleanup with the
    presence of outstanding REC exchanges associated with SCSI exchanges.
    
    Fixed login collision that occurred in private loop topology.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.04.01" date="1458561600">-     Add support for the following devices:
    
      * HPE StoreFabric 84Q 4P 8Gb Fibre Channel HBA
      * HPE StoreFabric SN1100Q 16Gb 2P FC HBA
      * HPE StoreFabric SN1100Q 16Gb 1P FC HBA
      * HPE Synergy 3830C 16G Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.75.05
        * Firmware 8.02.00
        * UEFI 6.43
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.05
        * Firmware 8.02.00
        * UEFI 6.38
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb SN1100Q 
        * Package 01.70.15
        * Firmware 8.03.05
        * UEFI 6.19
        * BIOS 3.37</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.10.01" date="1474632000">-     Add support for the following devices:
    
      * HPE StoreFabric 84Q 4P 8Gb Fibre Channel HBA
      * HPE StoreFabric SN1100Q 16Gb 2P FC HBA
      * HPE StoreFabric SN1100Q 16Gb 1P FC HBA
      * HPE Synergy 3830C 16G Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb and 16 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.75.07
        * Firmware 8.02.00
        * UEFI 6.45
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.14
        * Firmware 8.02.51
        * UEFI 6.39
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb SN1100Q 
        * Package 01.70.17
        * Firmware 8.03.05
        * UEFI 6.19
        * BIOS 3.37</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.09.01" date="1474891200">-     Add support for SN1600Q.
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 32 Gb products.
    
      * 32 Gb HBA SN1600Q 
        * Package 01.70.24
        * Firmware 8.03.10
        * UEFI 6.22
        * BIOS 3.37</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2016.12.01" date="1481544000">-     Added support for the following devices:
    
      * HPE StoreFabric SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
      * HPE StoreFabric SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA 
        * Package 3.75.07
        * Firmware 8.02.00
        * UEFI 6.45
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA 
        * Package 6.01.14
        * Firmware 8.02.51
        * UEFI 6.39
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16/32 Gb SN1100Q/SN1600Q 
        * Package 01.70.27
        * Firmware 8.03.10
        * UEFI 6.24
        * BIOS 3.37</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.01" date="1496664000">-     *16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    BIOS
    
      * Added POST Discovery Mode functionality
    
    UEFI
    
      * Added POST Discovery Mode functionality
    
      * Added Scan Fibre Devices HII field
    
    **32Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    BIOS
    
      * Added POST Discovery Mode functionality
    
    UEFI
    
      * Added POST Discovery Mode functionality
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.76.05
        * Firmware 8.05.00
        * UEFI 6.52
        * BIOS 3.31  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.36
        * Firmware 8.05.60
        * UEFI 6.53
        * BIOS 3.43  
    
    
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 01.70.47
        * Firmware 8.05.60
        * UEFI 6.34
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.01" date="1496750400">-     *8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
    BIOS
    
      * Maintenance updates
    
    UEFI
    
      * Fixed unexpected behavior during Win2012 boot on 3PAR storage array
    
    
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    BIOS
    
      * Added code to allow direct connected LUN to be configured when FA_BLUN is enabled.
    
      * Fixed unexpected behavior in check_mem64 routine where pci address was not setup correctly.
    
      * Fixed bug that caused FlexAddress to stop
    
    UEFI
    
      * Fixed HII Load Defaults issue onHP QMH2672 16Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter . HII Load defaults no longer adds items to the Adapter Settings menu
    
      * Fixed unexpected behavior during Win2012 boot on 3PAR storage array</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.02" date="1503057600">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
      
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.02" date="1503144000">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 01.71.47
        * Firmware 8.05.60
        * UEFI 6.34
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.02" date="1503230400">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.03" date="1503316800">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * **Gen 4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 3.76.05
        * Firmware 8.05.00
        * UEFI 6.52
        * BIOS 3.31
      * **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 6.01.36
        * Firmware 8.05.60
        * UEFI 6.53
        * BIOS 3.43
      * **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 01.71.47
        * Firmware 8.05.60
        * UEFI 6.34
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.06.03" date="1503403200">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:
    
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.01" date="1503489600">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.76.06
        * Firmware 8.05.00
        * UEFI 6.52
        * BIOS 3.56  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.41
        * Firmware 8.05.63
        * UEFI 6.54
        * BIOS 3.43  
    
    
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 01.70.51
        * Firmware 8.05.61
        * UEFI 6.36
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.01" date="1503576000">-     8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine
    
    BIOS
    
      * Incorrect processing of Command Line Processor (CLP)  'set netport'
      * Improper display of Command Line Processor (CLP) Logical Unit Number (LUN)
    
    UEFI
    
      * Changed Operation Mode Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) strings. The new strings match the FastUTIL strings.
      * Self-certification Test (SCT) 2.4B BlockIO2 Protocol bug.
      * No response during Self-certification Test (SCT) 2.4B BlockIO2 Protocol test.
      * Self-certification Test (SCT) 2.4B AdapterInfo Protocol bugs.
    
    
    
    16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine
    
    UEFI
    
      * Adapter not appearing in Health Summary page.
      * Invalid Health message when link was down or driver was disabled.
      * Adapter connection mode to change (OS install related) when the Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) Link Speed field changed.
    
    
    
    32Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine
    
    UEFI
    
      * Adapter not appearing in Health Summary page.
      * Invalid Health message when link was down or driver was disabled.
      * Added code to start operational firmware early.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.02" date="1515240000">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.02" date="1515326400">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 01.71.51
        * Firmware 8.05.61
        * UEFI 6.36
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.02" date="1515412800">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.03" date="1515499200">-      **Gen 4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 3.76.06
        * Firmware 8.05.00
        * UEFI 6.52
        * BIOS 3.56
      * **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 6.01.41
        * Firmware 8.05.63
        * UEFI 6.54
        * BIOS 3.43
      * **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 01.71.51
        * Firmware 8.05.61
        * UEFI 6.36
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2017.09.03" date="1515585600">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:  
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.01" date="1515672000">-     Added support for the following:
    
    **8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
      * Additional "show Command Line Processor (CLP's)".
      * Gen10 Driver Health error codes.
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
      * Gen10 Driver Health error codes
      * OEMHP_TargetBootPaths Command Line Processor (CLP) command.
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup **
    
      * Gen10 Driver Health error codes.
      * OEMHP_TargetBootPaths Command Line Processor (CLP) command.
      * Semaphore checks before flash reads and writes
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.77.03
        * Firmware 8.05.00
        * UEFI 6.59
        * BIOS 3.56  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.50
        * Firmware 8.05.64
        * UEFI 6.58
        * BIOS 3.43  
    
    
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 01.70.66
        * Firmware 8.05.65
        * UEFI 6.41
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.01" date="1515758400">-     Fixed the following:
    
    **8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
    BIOS
    
      *  CTRL-Q cosmetic unexpected behavior
    
    UEFI
    
      *  Simple Control Transmission (SCT) 2.5 Extended Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) Pass Thru Protocol test incompleteness. PassThru_Func test no longer goes incomplete.
      *  Operating System (OS) boot incomplete behavior when Read Only Memory (ROM) Based Setup-Utility (RBSU) Power On Self -Test (POST) Discovery Mode was set to Force Fast Discovery
      *  Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) save unexpected behavior on Superdome servers. In the World Wide Name (WWN) Database menu, changes to Drive0 and Drive1 are now saved to Non  Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM)
      *  Unexpected behavior which caused adapter to not appear on the Health Summary page.
      *  Operating System (OS) boot incomplete behavior when Read Only Memory (ROM) Based Setup-Utility (RBSU) Power On Self -Test (POST) Discovery Mode was set to Auto
      *  World Login unexpected behavior when Power On Self -Test (POST) Discovery Mode was set to Auto
    
    
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    UEFI
    
      *  Simple Control Transmission (SCT) 2.5 Extended Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) Pass Thru Protocol test incompleteness. PassThru_Func test no longer goes incomplete
    
    
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    UEFI
    
      *  Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) save unexpected behavior. In the World Wide Name (WWN) Database menu, changes to Drive0 and Drive1 are now saved to Non Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM).
      *  Corrected adapter name format in Read Only Memory (ROM) Based Setup-Utility (RBSU) menus.
      *  Unexpected behavior that caused Non Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM) overwritten after Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) changes
      *  Behavior that caused Human Interface Infrastructure (HII) fields to not revert back to original settings when ESC key was used to discard changes</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.02" date="1526385600">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.02" date="1526472000">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:.
    
      * Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 01.71.66
        * Firmware 8.05.65
        * UEFI 6.41
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.02" date="1526558400">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.03" date="1526644800">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:.
    
      * **Gen 4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 3.77.03
        * Firmware 8.05.00
        * UEFI 6.59
        * BIOS 3.56
      * **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 6.01.50
        * Firmware 8.05.64
        * UEFI 6.58
        * BIOS 3.43
      * **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:**
        * Package 01.71.66
        * Firmware 8.05.65
        * UEFI 6.41
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.02.03" date="1526731200">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:
    
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.01" date="1526817600">-     Added support for the following:
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
      * Power Loss calculation in D_port (Destination port) operation.
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup **
    
      * Power Loss calculation in D_port (Destination port) operation.
      * Support maximum training timeout for 32Gbps data rate per FC-FS-4 (Fibre Channel Framing and Signaling) specification.
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.77.08
        * Firmware 8.07.00
        * UEFI 6.64
        * BIOS 3.56  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.59
        * Firmware 8.07.16
        * UEFI 6.63
        * BIOS 3.43  
    
    
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 01.70.85
        * Firmware 8.07.18
        * UEFI 6.47
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.01" date="1526904000">-     Fixed the following
    
    **8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
    UEFI
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol now supports flashing older Multiboot versions.
      * Firmware Management Protocol SetImage no longer displays dots on the screen.
      * The following HII (Human Interface Infrastructure) fields now require a reboot after value change:  
    Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Selectable Boot
    
    
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    Firmware
    
      * Bring up up-link in 32G or 16G optical environment (FEC (Forward Error Correction) only) when connected with remote device that is not setting the SN bit to zero and TC bit to 1 at the same time during the speed negotiation phase and delays transmitting NOS during LQT phase.
      * Dropped FCP_CMD frame by a virtual port (VP index greater than 0) logged into the fabric via Fabric Login (FLOGI) while the primary adapter port (VP0) was disabled via Global VP (Virtual Port) Options bit 2 of Initialize Multi-ID Firmware MBC (0048h).
    
    UEFI
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol now supports flashing older Multiboot versions.
      * Firmware Management Protocol SetImage no longer displays dots on the screen.
      * The following HII (Human Interface Infrastructure) fields now require a reboot after value change:  
    Fabric Assigned WWPN (World Wide Port Name), Fabric Assigned Boot Logical Unit
    (LUN), Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Selectable Boot.
    
    
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    Firmware
    
      * Bring up up-link in 32G or 16G optical environment (FEC (Forward Error Correction) only) when connected with remote device that is not setting the SN bit to zero and TC bit to 1 at the same time during the speed negotiation phase and delays transmitting NOS during LQT phase.
    
    UEFI
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol now supports flashing older Multiboot versions.
      * Firmware Management Protocol SetImage no longer displays dots on the screen.
      * The following HII (Human Interface Infrastructure)  fields now require a reboot after value change:  
    FC (Fibre Channel) Tape, Fabric Assigned WWPN (World Wide Port Name), Fabric
    Assigned Boot LUN (Logical Unit), Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System)
    Selectable Boot.
    
      * Changed Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Selectable Boot HII (Human Interface Infrastructure) default to Enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.02" date="1533729600">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate poss
    ible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.02" date="1533816000">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * **Gen 6 Adapters**: 
        * Package 01.71.85
        * Firmware 8.07.18
        * UEFI 6.47
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.02" date="1533902400">-     Fixed the following:
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.03" date="1533988800">-      **Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters:**
        * Package 3.77.08
        * Firmware 8.07.00
        * UEFI 6.64
        * BIOS 3.56
      * **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters:**
        * Package 6.01.59
        * Firmware 8.07.16
        * UEFI 6.63
        * BIOS 3.43
      * **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters**: 
        * Package 01.71.85
        * Firmware 8.07.18
        * UEFI 6.47
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.06.03" date="1534075200">-     Fixed the following:
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:
    
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.01" date="1534161600">-     Added support for the following:
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
      * Power Loss calculation in D_port (Destination port) operation.
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup **
    
      * Power Loss calculation in D_port (Destination port) operation.
      * Support maximum training timeout for 32Gbps data rate per FC-FS-4 (Fibre Channel Framing and Signaling) specification.
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.77.08
        * Firmware 8.07.00
        * UEFI 6.64
        * BIOS 3.56  
    
    
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.59
        * Firmware 8.07.16
        * UEFI 6.63
        * BIOS 3.43  
    
    
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 01.70.85
        * Firmware 8.07.18
        * UEFI 6.47
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.09.01" date="1534248000">-     Fixed the following
    
    **8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
    UEFI
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol now supports flashing older Multiboot versions.
      * Firmware Management Protocol SetImage no longer displays dots on the screen.
      * The following HII (Human Interface Infrastructure) fields now require a reboot after value change:  
    Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Selectable Boot
    
    
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    Firmware
    
      * Bring up up-link in 32G or 16G optical environment (FEC (Forward Error Correction) only) when connected with remote device that is not setting the SN bit to zero and TC bit to 1 at the same time during the speed negotiation phase and delays transmitting NOS during LQT phase.
      * Dropped FCP_CMD frame by a virtual port (VP index greater than 0) logged into the fabric via Fabric Login (FLOGI) while the primary adapter port (VP0) was disabled via Global VP (Virtual Port) Options bit 2 of Initialize Multi-ID Firmware MBC (0048h).
    
    UEFI
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol now supports flashing older Multiboot versions.
      * Firmware Management Protocol SetImage no longer displays dots on the screen.
      * The following HII (Human Interface Infrastructure) fields now require a reboot after value change:  
    Fabric Assigned WWPN (World Wide Port Name), Fabric Assigned Boot Logical Unit
    (LUN), Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Selectable Boot.
    
    
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    Firmware
    
      * Bring up up-link in 32G or 16G optical environment (FEC (Forward Error Correction) only) when connected with remote device that is not setting the SN bit to zero and TC bit to 1 at the same time during the speed negotiation phase and delays transmitting NOS during LQT phase.
    
    UEFI
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol now supports flashing older Multiboot versions.
      * Firmware Management Protocol SetImage no longer displays dots on the screen.
      * The following HII (Human Interface Infrastructure)  fields now require a reboot after value change:  
    FC (Fibre Channel) Tape, Fabric Assigned WWPN (World Wide Port Name), Fabric
    Assigned Boot LUN (Logical Unit), Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System)
    Selectable Boot.
    
      * Changed Legacy BIOS (Basic Input Output System) Selectable Boot HII (Human Interface Infrastructure) default to Enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.11.02" date="1548763200">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * **Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters:**
        * Package 3.77.08
        * Firmware 8.07.00
        * UEFI 6.64
        * BIOS 3.56
      * **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters:**
        * Package 6.01.59
        * Firmware 8.07.16
        * UEFI 6.63
        * BIOS 3.43
      * **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters**: 
        * Package 01.71.85
        * Firmware 8.07.18
        * UEFI 6.47
        * BIOS 3.54</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2018.11.02" date="1548849600">-     Fixed the following:
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q and SN1600Q may cause the host Operating System (OS)
    to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is unavailable
    or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:
    
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.01" date="1548936000">-     Added support for the following:
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Add support for FC NVMe (Non-volatile memory express) ready
      * Support Link cable Beacon (LCB)
    
    BIOS:** **
    
      * Added support for 5830C Secure flash
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Added support for 5830C Secure flash
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.79.02
        * Firmware 8.08.01
        * UEFI 6.66
        * BIOS 3.56
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.79
        * Firmware 8.08.203
        * UEFI 6.65
        * BIOS 3.43
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 1.71.03
        * Firmware 8.08.204
        * UEFI 6.51
        * BIOS 3.64</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.01" date="1549022400">-     Fixed the following
    
    **8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Fix regression where the firmware returned Time Out error code under heavy load.
    
    UEFI
    
      * Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.
      * Corrected Driver Health string format on Gen10 servers
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Fix unexpected behavior related to Diagnostic Port and Link Diagnostics operations (loopback, echo etc)
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.
      * Corrected Driver Health string format on Gen10 servers.
    
      
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Fix unexpected behavior related to Diagnostic Port and Link Diagnostics operations (loopback, echo etc)
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Corrected Driver Health string format on Gen10 servers.
      * Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.
      * Fixed QUIC (QUIC Protocol)
      * Removed 8G Speed and Loop Only Options from 5830C Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.02" date="1559563200">-     Added support for RedHat Enterprise Linux 8
    
    Added support for the following:
    
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Add support for FC NVMe (Non-volatile memory express) ready
      * Support Link cable Beacon (LCB)
    
    BIOS:** **
    
      * Added support for 5830C Secure flash
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Added support for 5830C Secure flash
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 3.79.02
        * Firmware 8.08.01
        * UEFI 6.66
        * BIOS 3.56
      * 16 Gb HBA/Mezz 
        * Package 6.01.79
        * Firmware 8.08.203
        * UEFI 6.65
        * BIOS 3.43
      * 16/32 Gb 
        * Package 1.71.03
        * Firmware 8.08.204
        * UEFI 6.51
        * BIOS 3.64</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.02" date="1559649600">-     Fixed the following
    
    **8Gb Standup &amp; 8Gb Mezzanine**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Fix regression where the firmware returned Time Out error code under heavy load.
    
    UEFI
    
      * Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.
      * Corrected Driver Health string format on Gen10 servers
    
    **16Gb Standup &amp; 16Gb Mezzanine**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Fix unexpected behavior related to Diagnostic Port and Link Diagnostics operations (loopback, echo etc)
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.
      * Corrected Driver Health string format on Gen10 servers.
    
      
    **16Gb/32Gb Standup**
    
    Firmware:
    
      * Fix unexpected behavior related to Diagnostic Port and Link Diagnostics operations (loopback, echo etc)
    
    UEFI:
    
      * Corrected Driver Health string format on Gen10 servers.
      * Driver progress messages are no longer displayed on SuperDome servers.
      * Fixed QUIC (QUIC Protocol)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.03" date="1563969600">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 3.79.02
        * Firmware 8.08.01
        * UEFI 6.66
        * BIOS 3.56
      * Gen5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 6.01.79
        * Firmware 8.08.203
        * UEFI 6.65
        * BIOS 3.43
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.72.02
        * Firmware 8.08.220
        * UEFI 6.51
        * BIOS 3.64</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.03" date="1564056000">-     Fixed the following
    
    Hisense SFP requires a minimum of 10ms after a write operation before reading
    it back. But the current Firmware is not waiting long enough, manifests as an
    intermittently incomplete to connect to Fabric</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.04" date="1570276800">-     Fixed the following:
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and 5830c may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.04" date="1570363200">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.72.03
        * Firmware 8.08.220
        * UEFI 6.51
        * BIOS 3.64</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.04" date="1570449600">-     Fixed the following:
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and 5830c may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.05" date="1570536000">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 3.79.02
        * Firmware 8.08.01
        * UEFI 6.66
        * BIOS 3.56
      * Gen5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 6.01.79
        * Firmware 8.08.203
        * UEFI 6.65
        * BIOS 3.43
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.72.03
        * Firmware 8.08.220
        * UEFI 6.51
        * BIOS 3.64</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.03.05" date="1570622400">-     Fixed the following:
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and 5830c may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:  
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.10.01" date="1570708800">-     Added support for the following:
    
    **Gen 7 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:** 
    
      * HPE SN1610Q 32Gb 2P FC HBA
      * HPE SN1610Q 32Gb 1P FC HBA
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for  32 Gb products.
    
      * Gen7 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:  
        * Package 02.02.15
        * Firmware 09.02.02
        * UEFI 7.08
        * BIOS 0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.01" date="1572868800">-     *Gen 4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter**:
    
    **UEFI**:
    
      * Config Reset Protocol now checks the Level parameter.
      * Changed Human Information Infrastructure (HII) Configuration Language name to x-UEFI-MARVELL.
      * Updated Legacy Human Information Infrastructure (HII) strings.
      * Updated Firmware Management Protocol Human Information Infrastructure (HII) strings.
      * Driver Health Protocol now supports child handles.
      * Config Reset Protocol now restores adapter World Wide Port Name (WWPN) &amp; World Wide Node Name (WWNN).
      * Added UEFI 2.7 support
    
    **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter**:
    
    **UEFI**:
    
      * Removed Loaded Image Protocol check from Driver Binding Protocol.
      * Config Reset Protocol now checks the Level parameter.
      * Changed Human Information Infrastructure (HII) Configuration Language name to x-UEFI-MARVELL.
      * Updated Legacy Human Information Infrastructure (HII) strings.
      * Updated Firmware Management Protocol Human Information Infrastructure (HII) strings.
      * Driver Health Protocol now supports child handles.
      * Config Reset Protocol now restores adapter World Wide Port Name (WWPN) &amp; World Wide Node Name (WWNN).
      * Added UEFI 2.7 support
    
    **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter**:
    
    **UEFI**:
    
      * Removed Loaded Image Protocol check from Driver Binding Protocol.
      * Config Reset Protocol now checks the Level parameter.
      * Changed Human Information Infrastructure (HII) Configuration Language name to x-UEFI-MARVELL.
      * Updated Legacy Human Information Infrastructure (HII) strings.
      * Updated Firmware Management Protocol Human Information Infrastructure (HII) strings.
      * Driver Health Protocol now supports child handles.
      * Config Reset Protocol now restores adapter World Wide Port Name (WWPN) &amp; World Wide Node Name (WWNN).
      * Added UEFI 2.7 support
    
    Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 3.81.05
        * Firmware 8.08.206
        * UEFI 7.00
        * BIOS 3.56
      * Gen5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 6.02.01
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.43
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.73.07
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.64
      * Gen7 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:  
        * Package 02.02.15
        * Firmware 09.02.02
        * UEFI 7.08
        * BIOS 0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.01" date="1572955200">-     Fixed the following:
    
    **Gen 4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter**:
    
    **Firmware**:
    
      * Unexpected behavior of an Initiator performance seen when certain targets return otherwise good FCP_RSP IUs, but containing a non-zero parameter field. This was caused by configuring the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) to treat this condition as a non-performance case
      * Firmware system unexpected behavior that occurred in target mode during an Fibre Channel Protocol (FCP) exchange for a write Input Output (IO)
      * Firmware system unexpected behavior or non-fatal unexpected behavior resulting from the aborted Direct Memory Access (DMA) of an FCP _RSP IU payload to the host.
      * Eliminate stalls when transmitting response frame after data frames in certain cases.
    
    **BIOS**:
    
      * NONE
    
    **UEFI**:
    
      * NONE
    
    **Gen 5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter**:
    
    **Firmware**:
    
      * The link did not come up with a certain 16G Small Form- factor Pluggable (SFP) model that required longer time to complete a write access than the firmware expected
      * After the link was brought down over an electrical connection, the Loss of Sync counter of the _Link Error Status _Block was not incremented due to an unhandled transition in the FC_port state machine
      * Unexpected behavior of an Initiator performance seen when certain targets return otherwise good FCP_RSP IUs, but containing a non-zero parameter field. This was caused by configuring the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) to treat this condition as a non-performance case
    
    **BIOS**:
    
      * NONE
    
    **UEFI:**
    
      * NONE
    
    **Gen 6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter**:
    
    **Firmware**:
    
      * The link did not come up with a certain 16G Small Form- factor Pluggable (SFP) model that required longer time to complete a write access than the firmware expected
      * After the link was brought down over an electrical connection, the Loss of Sync counter of the _Link Error Status _Block was not incremented due to an unhandled transition in the FC_port state machine
      * Unexpected behavior of an Initiator performance seen when certain targets return otherwise good FCP_RSP IUs, but containing a non-zero parameter field. This was caused by configuring the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) to treat this condition as a non-performance case
    
    **BIOS**:
    
      * NONE
    
    **UEFI**:
    
      * Firmware Management Protocol _SetImage_ unexpected behavior that caused QLogic Converge Console (QCC) Command Line Interface (CLI) to display the wrong Flash Image Version.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.02" date="1577102400">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and SN1610Q may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.02" date="1577188800">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.73.08
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.64
      * Gen7 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:  
        * Package 02.02.18
        * Firmware 09.02.20
        * UEFI 7.08
        * BIOS 0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.02" date="1577275200">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and SN1610Q may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    
    
    Additional issue details will be published when they become available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.03" date="1581595200">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 3.81.05
        * Firmware 8.08.206
        * UEFI 7.00
        * BIOS 3.56
      * Gen5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 6.02.01
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.43
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.73.08
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.64
      * Gen7 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:  
        * Package 02.02.18
        * Firmware 09.02.20
        * UEFI 7.08
        * BIOS 0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.03" date="1581681600">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and SN1610Q may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:  
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.05" date="1585742400">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for following:
    
      * Gen4 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 3.81.05
        * Firmware 8.08.206
        * UEFI 7.00
        * BIOS 3.56
      * Gen5 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 6.02.01
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.43
      * Gen6 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.73.08
        * Firmware 8.08.230
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.64
      * Gen7 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:  
        * Package 02.02.18
        * Firmware 09.02.20
        * UEFI 7.08
        * BIOS 0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2019.12.05" date="1585828800">-     *Fixed the following:**
    
    In extremely rare cases, the following QLogic Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus
    Adapters (HBAs), SN1100Q, SN1600Q and SN1610Q may cause the host Operating
    System (OS) to stop. Subsequent OS reboot may reveal some filesystem data is
    unavailable or inconsistent. Out of an abundance of caution, HPE updated the
    Firmware/BIOS/UEFI (Boot Image) packages for these adapters to eliminate
    possible exposure to this extremely rare but critical issue.
    
    For more details please go through the document titled "HPE ProLiant, Synergy
    and Superdome Flex Host Bus Adapters (HBA) - Certain Fibre Channel HBA
    Firmware May Cause the Operating System to Halt and Potentially Compromise
    Filesystem Data Integrity" at the following link:  
    [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a000947
    22en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId
    =a00094722en_us)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2020.09.01" date="1596456000">-     Updated the Firmware/BIOS/UEFI packages for 8 Gb, 16 Gb and 32 Gb products.
    
      * 8Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 3.82.00
        * Firmware 8.08.207
        * UEFI 7.00
        * BIOS 3.56
      * 16Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 6.03.00
        * Firmware 8.08.231
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.43
      * 16Gb/32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter: 
        * Package 1.74.07
        * Firmware 9.03.00
        * UEFI 7.02
        * BIOS 3.64
      * 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter:  
        * Package 02.03.06
        * Firmware 09.04.01
        * UEFI 7.08
        * BIOS 0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.02.01" date="1615118400">-     *Added the following:-**
    
      * Added support for Fabric Performance Impact Notifications (FPIN)
    
    
    
    This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE 81Q 8Gb PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter  
    8Gb
    
    3.82.00
    
    8.08.207
    
    7.00
    
    3.56
    
    HPE 82Q 8Gb Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    8Gb
    
    3.82.00
    
    8.08.207
    
    7.00
    
    3.56
    
    HPE 84Q 8Gb Quad Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    8Gb
    
    3.82.00
    
    8.08.207
    
    7.00
    
    3.56
    
    HPE SN1000Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    6.04.04
    
    8.08.232
    
    7.04
    
    3.43
    
    HPE SN1000Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    6.04.04
    
    8.08.232
    
    7.04
    
    3.43
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.07
    
    09.06.02
    
    7.11
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.07
    
    09.06.02
    
    7.11
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.02.01" date="1615204800">-     *Fixed the following:-**
    
      * Enhancements have been made to the firmware to prevent and better recover from any stoppage as described in Customer Advisory available at [https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a00094722en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=a00094722en_us)
      * Fixed a behavior where the number of active Input/Output (IO) exchanges could be reduced under certain fabric conditions, resulting in reduced performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2021.10.01" date="1632398400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.75.07
    
    9.06.02
    
    7.04
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.03
    
    09.06.02
    
    7.11
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.03
    
    09.06.02
    
    7.11
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.08.01" date="1656936000">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.06.27
    
    09.09.00
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.08.27
    
    09.09.00
    
    7.28
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.09.01" date="1658750400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    1.77.12
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.06.27
    
    09.09.00
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.06.27
    
    09.09.00
    
    7.28
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2022.10.01" date="1671451200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.01
    
    09.09.00
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.01
    
    09.09.00
    
    7.28
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.03.01" date="1674820800">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.03
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.03
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.07.03
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.07.03
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.04.01" date="1679659200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.04
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.04
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.07.04
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.07.04
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.04.02" date="1685448000">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.00.01
    
    9.09.00
    
    7.19
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.06
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.07.06
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.07.06
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.07.06
    
    09.09.20
    
    7.28
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.04.02" date="1685534400">-     The Firmware fixes the following:
    
      * Unsuccessful read of the SFP Temperature which will trigger a Server Shutdown. 
      * Message related to a Mailbox 0x48 Firmware dump saved to buffer.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.09.01" date="1692619200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    Non-disruptive firmware upgrades: non-disruptive firmware updates is enabled
    and will not require a server reboot to apply.
    
    Added support for:
    
    RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.8
    
    RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.2
    
    SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.09.01" date="1692705600">-     Fixed the following behavior:
    
    Temperature Misreading: the adapter was reading incorrect reading of the
    temperature on the HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus adapter's Small
    Form-factor Pluggable. The symptom would result in a temperature spike and
    potentially reset the system</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.09.01-2.3" date="1701777600">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.01.03
    
    9.12.02
    
    7.24
    
    3.64
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.08.05
    
    09.12.01
    
    7.34
    
    0.0
    
    Non-disruptive firmware upgrades: non-disruptive firmware updates is enabled
    and will not require a server reboot to apply.
    
    Added support for:
    
    RedHat Enterprise Linux 8.8
    
    RedHat Enterprise Linux 9.2
    
    SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.09.01-2.3" date="1701864000">-     Fixed the following behavior:
    
    Temperature Misreading: the adapter was reading incorrect reading of the
    temperature on the HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus adapter's Small
    Form-factor Pluggable. The symptom would result in a temperature spike and
    potentially reset the system</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01" date="1701950400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-2.3" date="1711022400">-     This component is FIPs enabled.
    
    This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-2.3" date="1711108800">-     This component is FIPs enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-3.3" date="1724068800">-     This component is FIPs enabled.
    
    This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-3.3" date="1724155200">-     This component is FIPs enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-4.3" date="1726574400">-     This component is FIPs enabled.
    
    This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.02.05
    
    9.14.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.09.07
    
    09.14.01
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2023.10.01-4.3" date="1726660800">-     This component is FIPs enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2024.09.01" date="1726747200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2024.11.01" date="1731499200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.00
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2024.11.02" date="1742212800">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.01
    
    9.15.00
    
    7.25
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.05
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.05
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.05
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.05
    
    09.15.00
    
    7.36
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.03.01" date="1742299200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.08
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.08
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.08
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.08
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.05.01" date="1748606400">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.04.09
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.09
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.10.09
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.09
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.10.09
    
    09.15.05
    
    7.39
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.05.02" date="1753963200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    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</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.05.02" date="1754049600">-     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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2025.11.01" date="1765281600">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.11.09
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.11.09
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.11.09
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    0.0
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.11.09
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    0.0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2026.04.01" date="1774267200">-     This Firmware package contains following firmware versions:
    
    Adapter
    
    Speed
    
    MBI
    
    Firmware
    
    UEFI
    
    Boot Bios
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1100Q 16GB Single Port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    16Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1600Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.05.01
    
    9.15.05
    
    7.28
    
    3.68
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.11.11
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    NA
    
    HPE SN1610Q 32Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    32Gb
    
    02.11.11
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    NA
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.11.11
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    NA
    
    HPE SN1700Q 64Gb Single Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
    
    64Gb
    
    02.11.11
    
    09.15.15
    
    7.39
    
    NA</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2026.04.01" date="1774353600">-     Fixed the following :
    
    SFP Parameters value decimal part is truncated</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2026.06.01" date="1776427200">-     Fixed the following:
    
      *  SN1610Q and SN1700Q Adapter disappears from integrated Lights Out (ILO) listing when its Small Form Factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver is reinserted.
      * Vendor and Part Number Values are empty for Adapter port with 32G Amphenol Small Form Factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver during Redfish SFP Read
      * SN1610Q adapter with FW 02.11.09 configured on RedHat Enterprise Linux; rhel messages file is filled with the following kernel messages like: "qla2xxx [0000:61:00.0]-706d:4: Unable to read SFP data (2/a0/0)"
      * HPE Firmware Flash for QLogic 32Gb and 64Gb Fibre Channel Host components doesn't complete the firmware flash.
      * HPE MBX CMD timeout and ISP Abort/Reset after SFP reinsertion.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="e7b23bdbc7db8d840d0fb20f0c5c5c894bf7d91c4cfe634d51838c4113899099" name="firmware-hca-mellanox-vpi-connectx4" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.19" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-2.1" date="1470571200">-     *Firmware Version 12.16.1010:**
    
    825110-B21 HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter
    
    825111-B21 HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-2.1" date="1470657600">-     *Fixes in FW version 12.16.1010:**
    
      * Added legacy interrupts support in FlexBoot.
      * Modified the TX configuration to support EMI crossing margins in 16Ghz.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented MAC address changes by to driver to be reflected in the OBCC and NC-SI interfaces.
      * In some cases, a Bit Error Rate is not optimal on 10G/40G links.
      * Instability of Link Training Flow occurs during 100G Auto-Negotiation.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused the command to hang when moved the QP to RESET and back to RTS.
      * Added support for pnat = 1 in HCA access_reg command as required by the ibdiagnet tool.
      * Fixed the LLDP OCBB response: return value is now ascii.
      * Increased the steering hash tables static size from 128 to a maximum of 32K entries.
      * Prevented miscalculation of module temperature when using 100Gb/s cables (OPN: MFA1A00-Cxxx for 100GbE).
      * Fixed an issue which caused the device to hang when resetting qkey/pkey violation counter via port_info mad.
      * Changed the MTU size in OCBB report. Now MTU size does not include the packet headers.
      * Reduced one hop for Unicast RX steering, steering pipes balancing.
      * Non-volatile configuration of Port Type TLV more than 50 times might cause system hang.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-3.1" date="1472731200">-     *Firmware Version 12.16.1038:**
    
    825110-B21 HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter
    
    825111-B21 HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-3.1" date="1472817600">-     *Fixes in FW version 12.16.1038:**
    
      * Fixed RSOD issue.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1499688000">-     *Firmware Version 12.18.2030:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.18.2030:**
    
      * Added logical link indication in SFP to BaseT modules and disabled logical link when peer port is down.
      * Added support for 10GbE in 25GbE SFP optical modules.
      * Enables mlxlink tool to collect data on the PHY link status and provides link down reasons and additional link related information.
      * Enabled TX configuration response and movement during Link Training in Ethernet.
      * Added support at lane rate of 12.89Gb.
      * Limits the amount of time a packet may head a Traffic Class (TC) transmission queue, without being transmitted. Stale packets are discarded. Active by default for TCs adhering to link level flow control.
      * UAR page size currently is set to 4KB and not according to what the system page size determines.
      * Improved performance of:  
     Doorbell from User Access Region (UAR)  
     Clear interrupt from User Access Region (UAR)
    
      * Added support for additional transport counters.
      * Added ODP support for DC.
      * Enabled scatter-to-CQE for sent packets for DC.
      * Enabled moderation period modification in CQ modify command.
      * Added support for minimum/maximum rate limit per vport in SR-IOV.
      * Enabled network traffic between UEFI-Shell and OS.
      * Enabled the PF to force disable RoCE for its VFs.
      * Added 2 new access registers:  
     Management Capabilities Mask Register  
     Ports CApabilities Mask Register Fields  
    For further information, please refer to the PRM.
    
      * Enabled VNIC the control to enable/disable its local loopback traffic.
      * Added the option to open a receive RDMA Flow Table and to forward RoCE traffic to some destination QP.
      * Added support for Multi-Host LID base routing. This feature requires a new OpenSM (v4.7.1 and above which comes with MLNX_OFED 3.3-2.0.0.0) with the following attributes:  
     qos TRUE  
     lmc 2 (if there is no quad host in the fabric, you can set the lmc to 1)  
     virt_enabled 2 Note: Multi-Host LID base routing can be configured by the
    INI only. The default is 0
    
      * Resilient RoCE is the ability to send RoCE traffic over a lossy network (a network without flow control enabled), without the need to enable flow control on the network. The ability is accomplished by enabling ECN on both the Switch and the Host.
      * Enables load balancing in the Multi PF Switch layer (MPFS) based on the L3/L4 headers.
      * Enabled isolation between separate Hosts using the same HCA. All the Hosts can be rebooted, the driver can be stopped and the FLR signal can be sent independently.
      * Increased the number of VFs from 64 to 95 per Physical Function (PF). Note: When increasing the number of VFs, the following limitations must be taken into consideration: server_total_bar_size &gt;= (num_pfs)*(2log_pf_uar_bar_- size + 2log_vf_uar_bar_size*total_vfs) server_total_msix &gt;= (num_pfs)*(num_pf_msix + num_vfs_msix *total_vfs) Note: For the maximum number of VFs supported by your driver, please refer to your drivers' Release Notes or User Manual.
      * [InfiniBand Only] Added support for multiple VLs in SR-IOV/mutlihost environments. Note: The number of VLs can be configured by the NVCONFIG. The default VL number is 4 VLs.
      * Added support for QP Rate Limit in InfiniBand.
      * Added support for Port Flap Counter.
      * Limits the buffer size for all entries to improve performance. KSM is used when associating Key Length My Virtual Address (KLMs) with fixed memory size.
      * This entry (null_mkey) is use to indicate non-present KLM/KSM entries. When accessing is, it causes the device to generate page fault event.
      * PLDM firmware burning is based on the DMTF spec DSP0267 (draft 9). The feature enables upgrading firmware and expansion ROM images using the PLDM protocol over MCTP (over PCIe). By doing so, a supporting BMC can query and upgrade the firmware without using OS based tools.
      * Added a new physical layer statistics counters group. The new group includes BER counters, FEC error correction, clear time, and additional physical layer counters. For further information, please refer to the Ethernet Adapters Programming Manual (PRM).
      * Enables the user to set a certain link up state for an unlimited period of time. This mode has 3 states:  
     Aux power (standby)  
     Reboot/boot/driver unloaded - the server is active and no driver is up  
     Driver is up - at least one driver is up (the time between init HCA and
    teardown or FLR)
    
      * Added support for Doorbell from User Access Region (UAR).
      * [Beta] Added support for maximum rate limit per function in SR-IOV.
      * Allows the user to configure the adapter card to stop sending pauses after x when the receive port is unavailable (in a hang state).
      * [Beta] Added support for new performance counters.
      * DCBX is used by DCB devices to exchange configuration information with directly connected peers. DCBX uses Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to exchange parameters between two link peers. For further information, please refer to the PRM.
      * Allows network port registers to revert to their default values when the driver is restarted or the host is rebooted.
      * Added additional network link up modes. The new modes decide when to keep the network link up. The new modes are:  
     keep_eth_link_up  
     keep_ib_link_up  
     keep_link_up_on_boot  
     keep_link_up_on_standby
    
      * [Beta] Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) is an extension to the Internet Protocol and to the Transmission Control Protocol. ECN allows end-to-end notification of network congestion without dropping packets.
      * Increased the number of VFs from 32 to 64 per PF. Note: When increasing the number of VFs, the following limitations must be taken into consideration: server_total_bar_size &gt;= (num_pfs)*(2log_pf_uar_bar_- size + 2log_vf_uar_bar_size*total_vfs) server_total_msix &gt;= (num_pfs)*(num_pf_msix + num_vfs_msix *total_vfs)
      * [Beta] RoCE Link Aggregation provides failover and link aggregation capabilities. In this mode, only one IB port, that represents the two physical ports, is exposed to the application layer. For further information, please refer to the PRM. 
      * Mellanox Accelerated Switching And Packet Processing (ASAP2 ) Direct technology allows to offload OVS by handling OVS data-plain in Mellanox ConnectX-4 / ConnectX-4 Lx NIC hardware (Mellanox Embedded Switch or eSwitch) while maintaining OVS control-plain unmodified. The current actions supported by ASAP2 Direct include packet parsing and matching, forward, drop along with VLAN push/pop or VXLAN encap/decap and HW based packet/byte flow statistics.
      * Virtual Extensible LAN (VXLAN) is a network virtualization technology that improves scalability problems associated with large cloud computing deployments. It tunnels Ethernet frames within Ethernet + IP + UDP frames. Mellanox implements VXLAN encapsulation and decapsulation in the hardware.
      * [Beta] DCBX is used by DCB devices to exchange configuration information with directly connected peers. DCBX uses Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to exchange parameters between two link peers. For further information, please refer to the PRM.
      * Enables the user to control whether or not to scatter Frame Check Sequence (FCS) or to check FCS functionality.
      * [Beta] Send Queues (SQ/ Send queue of QP) may be individually rate limited, thus, allowing granular rate control over specific SW-defined flows. A rate-limited flow is allowed to transmit a few packets before its transmission rate is evaluated, and the next packet is scheduled for transmission accordingly.
      * A new PHY test mode in which the device can generate different PRBS patterns for SerDes tuning purpose. For further information, please refer to PRM registers: PPAOS, PPTT, PPRT.
      * Added support for MCTP host management over PCI
      * Added support for OCBB/OCSD memory pointers restoration after mlxfwreset
      * Added support for MCTP media migration between SMBUS and PCI
      * Added v1, v3, v6 tags to VPD read only tag.
      * Added IPoIB checksum and LSO offload support.
      * Enables software to scatter or strip FCS in RQ.
      * Keeps track of the creation of a packet. A time-stamping service supports assertions of proof that a datum existed before a particular time.
      * Applies pause functionality to specific classes of traffic on the Ethernet link.
      * Custom port counters provide the user a clear indication about RDMA send/receive statistics and errors.
      * The Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) is a vendor-neutral Link Layer protocol in the Internet Protocol Suite used by network devices for advertising their identity, capabilities, and neighbors on a IEEE 802 LAN. The protocol is formally defined in IEEE 802.1AB.
      * ConnectX-4 adapters now support 1Gb/s and 56GbE Ethernet connectivity in addition to 10GigE, 25GigE, 40GigE, 50GigE, and 100GigE
      * Provides a clear indication of Flow Steering statistics and errors.
      * The minimal amount of packet headers inlined in the WQE's Eth Segment.
      * A flow table may include a table-miss flow entry, which renders all Match Fields wildcards. If a packet does not match a flow entry in a flow table, this is a table miss. The behavior on a table miss depends on the table configuration. A table-miss flow entry in the flow table may specify how to process unmatched packets.
      * Enables connecting multiple compute or storage hosts into a single interconnect adapter by separating the adapter PCIe interface into multiple and independent PCIe interfaces. 
      * Single Root IO Virtualization (SR-IOV) is a technology that allows a physical PCIe device to present itself multiple times through the PCIe bus.
      * Uses the HCA for offloading erasure coding calculations.
      * Enables the administrator to add a timestamp to the firmware they want to upgrade to avoid situations where one host tries to upgrade the firmware and another tries to downgrade; which may lead to two or more unnecessary server reboots. For further information, please refer to MFT User Manual.
      * The change includes the following:  
    1\. Changed port configuration which required link re-training (such as speed)  
    2\. PAOS down  
    3\. PAOS up This change, will cause the link to toggle and new configurations
    to take effect.  
    This change, will cause the link to toggle and new configurations to take
    effect
    
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image. For further information, please refer to MFT User Manual
      * Improved TX signal integrity for Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) compliance. Rev. 12
      * Large Receive Offload (LRO)
      * Large Send Offload (LSO)
      * Receive Side Scaling (RSS)
      * Global Pause
      * RoCEv1.0/RoCEv2.0
      * Flow Steering
      * Sniffer Ethernet
      * Rate Limiter (at Beta level)
      * Multi packet WQE
      *  Minimal Bandwidth Guarantee (ETS)
      *  Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)
      * Priority Flow Control (PFC)
      *  PCIe Function Level Reset (FLR)
      * Power Management L2/L3 flow support
      * Self Loopback support
      * Transport Domain support
      * CQ2EQ remapping
      * Added support for the following commands:
      * MODIFY/QUERY_ESW_VPORT_CONTEXT
      * QUERY/MODIFY_CONG_STATUS
      * QUERY/MODIFY_CONG_PARAMS
      * QUERY_CONG_STATISTICS
      * ADD/DELETE_VXLAN_UDP_DPORT
      * VXLAN/NVGRE Stateless offload In this release, this feature is supported through Windows ONLY
      * SR-IOV EN (at Beta level)
      * CQE zipping
      * Dynamically Connected (DC) transport
      *  Wake-on-Lane/Standby
      * FlexBoot/UEFI support
      * Optic modules thermal sensing support
      * PLDM commands support
      * Improved robustness during negotiation of Clause 73 (DME)
      * Non-Volatile Configuration (NVConfig). For the complete list, lease
      * Enabled port management. Now one port can be set as Ethernet and one as InfiniBand.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1499774400">-     *Fixes in FW version 12.18.2030:**
    
      * Fixed an issue which caused bi-directional traffic 10% BW degradation in Multihost.
      * Increased the CQE zipping aggressive mode timer to 9000.
      * Moving IPoIB enhanced QP to ERR or RST state results in the corruption of the service_type and pm_state in the QPC.
      * Attaching RoCE IPv4 QPs to MCG when the vport state is set to toggle (DOWN/UP), prevents the QPs that are listed on that MCG from receiving any traffic.
      * When arming SRQ for limit event, the device might issue an event with context_index=0.
      * Occasionally, when moving UD QP from error state to RTS, the QP re-enters the error state
      * When performing Pkey check for IPoIB enhanced traffic, the Pkey membership bit is ignored.
      * Stopping the Rate Limiter while traffic is being transmitted might cause the adapter card to hang.
      * Privileged Vport egress traffic is not blocked when Vport is not active
      * PF direct pass-through is not supported in InfiniBand (since PF FLR is not supported)
      * Missing invalidation upon Set().pkey leads to bad Pkey checks.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the HCA mad response to contain the incoming packet Pkey and not the matched Pkey.
      * Modified PCIe Tx configuration.
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the software to set ECN parameters (min_rate, max_rate, rate_to_set_on_first_cnp) to values &gt;32768.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the link speed to raise as DDR when connected with certain copper cables to devices supporting up to QDR speed.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented physical counters from reseting. Now the physical counters are reset on first driver start.
      * Fixed possible negotiation issues with 3rd parties.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused 56GbE link to raise with errors.
      * Fixed an issue which caused scheduling_context.element_type to be taken into consideration with performing verifications, when running the modify_scheduling_context command, although the field is reserved.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the eSwitch max_average_bw ref counter to decrement in TEARDOWN_HCA/ FLR VF regardless of the max_average_bw value set, although the ref counter design was to increment on every max_average_bw != 0 (limited).
      * On rare occasions during UEFI boot cycles system got stuck while WinPE is loaded. (OS WinPE, system DL160).
      * Single FTE that catches both untagged and prio-tagged packets (by giving an FTE with match_value.vlan_tag = 0 and match_value.vid = 0) is currently not supported.
      * Flashing the firmware requires server reboot. Firmware cannot be flashed twice without server reboot after first flashing.
      * If the vport state is DOWN and a packet is sent in local loopback, the sx_sniffer tool will not function.
      * Fixed an issue causing bubbles to appear as symbol errors when link raised FDR 1x.
      * When Clause 74 Fire-Code FEC is active, and there are FC corrected errors, both the FC_correctable counter and the FC_uncoreectable counter are increment.
      * Some Port Control Register do not return to the default value after the last port owner host restarts the driver.
      * Fixed an issue which caused RX to hang when the UDP packet had a reserved UDP destination port.
      * Fixed DMAC reporting mapping per host.
      * Fixed an EEH error from PCI which caused firmware to hang.
      * Fixed the default value of the PCIe target_link_speed to Gen3 in link control2.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented LEDs from blinking when the traffic was less than 0.1% of the link speed.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the mlxconfig configuration of VF_LOG_BAR_SIZE to be ignored and to be set to 5 (32MB).
      * Fixed an issues which occasionally caused the driver to hang during unload on some VLs when configuring the SM with a VL weight 0 and running traffic on it.
      * A server getting into a Standby mode while Packet-Pacing is enabled might cause firmware to hang and driver call-trace.
      * Fixed an issue which caused unexpected QoS functionality in case of multiple sources to single destination traffic transmission.
      * Fixed an issue which occasionally caused the RX traffic to hang in DC when received a PCI error on WQE fetch.
      * Fixed OOB connection issue during Intel's ITP inject errors test.
      * Fixed an issue in IEEE Auto-Negotiation where 25G FireCode FEC and 25G Reed-Solomon FEC bits were reversed.
      * Fixed an issue which caused RX to hang when a UDP packet with destination port of RoCE v2 arrived and the data matched the DC transport service.
      * Added protection from IOPX thermal diode destabilization to prevent UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GE OCP card.
      * Fixed an issue causing single port devices to query and write Physical Port TLVs to Port 2.
      * Enabled mlxfwreset to work using the PCIe Secondary Bus Reset.
      * Fixed an issue causing link flapping as a result, incorrect link settings.
      * Fixed an issue causing wrong alignment markers to be used when running 50G with Clause91 FEC enabled.
      * Reduced the default BAR size for VF (SR-IOV) from 5 (32 MB) to 1 (2MB).
      * Added legacy interrupts support in FlexBoot.
      * Modified the TX configuration to support EMI crossing margins in 16Ghz.
      * In some cases, a Bit Error Rate is not optimal on 10G/40G links.
      * Instability of Link Training Flow occurs during 100G Auto-Negotiation.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused the command to hang when moved the QP to RESET and back to RTS.
      * Improved RDMA READ bandwidth under packet lost scenario.
      * Added support for pnat = 1 in HCA access_reg command as required by the ibdiagnet tool.
      * Fixed the LLDP OCBB response: return value is now ascii.
      * Fixed a very rare NMI issue during PXE cycles.
      * Increased the steering hash tables static size from 128 to a maximum of 32K entries.
      * Prevented miscalculation of module temperature when using 100Gb/s cables (OPN: MFA1A00-Cxxx for 100GbE and MFA1A00-Exxx for IB EDR).
      * Fixed an issue which caused the device to hang when resetting qkey/pkey violation counter via port_info mad.
      * Changed the MTU size in OCBB report. Now MTU size does not include the packet headers.
      * Reduced one hop for Unicast RX steering, steering pipes balancing.
      * Non-volatile configuration of Port Type TLV more than 50 times might cause system hang.
      * Fixed a 25G and 50G link issue when Clause 91 RS FEC was active.
      * Added a missing invalidation of SwitchX cache upon FLR which caused the upcoming driver load to either fail or not to be able to transmit.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented Vport counters from counting local loopback packets. Packets now are filter by the self-loopback prevent
      * Reported INTx as unsupported to allow PFs Passthrough on PowerKVM.
      * SR-IOV Ethernet supports up to 18 VFs per port only.
      * Fixed and incident what allowed local (internal) loopbacked packets to be counted by the Vport counters, although Vport counters should count only traffic that crosses the Vport.
      * Fixed an issue preventing driver loading or TX traffic sending upon reboot, after ungraceful driver unload.
      * Fixed casting of BMC MAC before steering API.
      * Fixed the PCI write flow to take into consideration the PCI MTU. This fix eliminates the need for NOPs in the flow, which resulted from PPC larger PCI MTU.  
    The single queue limitation for READ is due to a hardware limitation of the
    number of READ request in a given time.
    
      * Fixed a case that caused FlexBoot to not work as expected with systems that run with "large bar" enabled (Above 4G Decoding) over Connect-IB or ConnectX-4 HCAs.
      * Fixed PLDM support for single port NICs. Currently port's relevant sensors/states are reported only for a single port.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1519905600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.21.1000:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.21.1000:**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * InfiniBand native (No SR-IOV) dual port device (Function per port is disabled). In this mode virtualization is not supported and ISSI = 0.
        * 10G/40G on 100GbE AOC/transceivers vs. non Mellanox devices.
      * PTP packets time stamping is enabled upon packet's arrival to the port.
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) is enabled by default for all priorities on Ethernet ports.
      * DC CNAK improves sent CNAK performance and avoids back pressure in ConnectX-4 adapter cards.
      * Receiver Signal Integrity Improvements: 
        * Raised the link only with phase greater than 15 ticks to improve signal integrity.
        * Extended measurement test between two similar RX configurations.
        * Moved the data path to use the second input buffer to improve signal integrity.
      * RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) Dual Port Mode enables the usage of a dual port Virtual HCA (vHCA) to share RDMA resources (e.g., MR, CQ, SRQ, PDs) across the two Ethernet (RoCE) NIC network ports and display the NIC as a dual port device. For this feature to function properly, the following requirements must be met: 
        * Either the LAG or the Dual Port mode is enabled by the driver.
        * Dual port device: both ports must be set as ETH.
        * In ConnectX-4/ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards, the maximum allowed number of VFs per PF is 32.
        * Function per port is enabled.
      * QPDPM register is added to support dynamic mapping between DSCP and priority.
      * Trust level for QoS prioritization is added according to the DSCP or PCP.
      * Ingress buffer management is added for: 
        * ingress traffic mapping to a buffer according to priority.
        * buffers sizes and lossless parameters.
      * Enhanced steering rules update rate to up to 50K rules per second.
      * Enabled Windows single root input/output virtualization (SR-IOV) Enhanced eIPoIB (without Secure Connection) for Windows-over-Windows setups.
      * crdump operation takes a snapshot of the device's crspace dword-by-dword. It enables the driver to collect debug information upon firmware failure.
      * Secure Firmware Updates provides devices with the ability to verify digital signatures of new firmware binaries, in order to ensure that only officially approved versions are installed on the devices.
      * Changed the default Forward Error Connection (FEC) mode for cables with attenuation 16 and below from Reed Solomon (RS) to FC.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1519992000">-     *Fixes in version 12.21.1000:**
    
      * RDMA_CM driver was causing the Queue Pair (QP) Rate Limit to be activated unexpectedly and reduce the bandwidth significantly on this QP.
      * Low throughput when Eplicit Congestion Notification (ECN) was enabled in a many-to-one scenario.
      * A rare issue that caused the firmware to hang.
      * The maximum temperature in a setup was incorrectly reported as the current temperature regardless of the actual temperature.
      * Virtual Addressing Capability incorrect report in NC-SI (Sideband).
      * Enhanced RX sensitivity per Vcore.
      * Disabled the option to write to the protected modules to avoid receiving NACK upon module initialization.
      * Enabled cold_flicks reset when sending invalidate_all command to invalidate all the ECs.
      * SR-IOV min &amp; max rate limiter can only support up to 64 VFs per port.
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) did not function as expected when the number of Queue Pairs (QPs) &gt; ~500 per host.
      * When using Unreliable Datagram (UD) RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) multicast traffic over SR-IOV, packets were scattered to all the attached QPs in the e-sw (PF and its VFs) and not only on the vport that was specified in the e-se FDB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1524139200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.22.4030:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.22.4030:**
    
      * **AS Notify:** AS Notify enables IBM's Power CPU architecture to boost performance by allowing the hardware to issue light weight "interrupts" to replace the traditional MSI interrupts.
      * **Dump Me Now (DMN):** Dump Me Now (DMN) generated dumps and traces from various components that are crucial for offline debugging. Once an issue is discovered, the dumps can provide useful information about the NIC's state at the time of the failure
      * Added support for DSCP mapping on QP RTS2RTS.
      * **Port Enable:** When set, the device supports emulating link down for all the associated functions using "ICMD_SET_VIRTUAL_PARAMETERS - Set Device Virtual Parameters".
      * **mlxfwreset:** Reduced and accelerated the mlxfwreset loading time of the firmware update flow.
      * **Virtual Functions (VF):** Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow: 
        * in dual port devices to 20 VFs
        * in single port devices to 64 VFs
      * Extended the retry counter (extended_retry_count) to up to 255 instead of 7.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.22.4030:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.22.4030:**
    
      * **AS Notify:** AS Notify enables IBM's Power CPU architecture to boost performance by allowing the hardware to issue light weight "interrupts" to replace the traditional MSI interrupts.
      * **Dump Me Now (DMN):** Dump Me Now (DMN) generated dumps and traces from various components that are crucial for offline debugging. Once an issue is discovered, the dumps can provide useful information about the NIC's state at the time of the failure
      * Added support for DSCP mapping on QP RTS2RTS.
      * **Port Enable:** When set, the device supports emulating link down for all the associated functions using "ICMD_SET_VIRTUAL_PARAMETERS - Set Device Virtual Parameters".
      * **mlxfwreset:** Reduced and accelerated the mlxfwreset loading time of the firmware update flow.
      * **Virtual Functions (VF): **Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow: 
        * in dual port devices to 20 VFs
        * in single port devices to 64 VFs
      * Extended the retry counter (extended_retry_count) to up to 255 instead of 7.
      * Added support for striding RQ in InfiniBand.
      * **QoS "Rate Limit":** Added support to limit the transmission rate of individual InfiniBand port Service Levels. This capability is configurable through a new vendor-specific MAD (QosConfigSL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1524225600">-     *Fixes in firmware version 12.22.4030 and 16.22.4030:**
    
      * In rare cases, where the width of the receiver's electrical eye is narrow, the link might raise with BER lower than 10^-12.
      * LRO timeout configuration is now taken from the TLV configuration instead of the static defined values.
      * Added a filter to ignore module temperature reads below -40C and above 125C.
      * Closed the vport as part of the fast teardown flow, to prevent Ack to be sent without been scatter to memory.
      * A rare scenario where the PERST# de-assertion arrived at a specific critical time period was handled.
      * Temperature normalization function calculation issue. Now the cable gain that is not pure integer is taken into account.
      * The parser of object 0x8 in ASN that caused different structure in response.
      * An issue that caused MSIX interrupt lost while the HCA performed an FLR was handled.
      * An issue that caused a race condition between the firmware boot process and the MSIX access from the PCIe, which resulted in lost writes into the MSIX vector was fixed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1552219200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.24.1000:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.24.1000:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 12.24.1000 and 16.24.1000:**
    
      * Added support for the following: 
        * An additional layer (Layer 3) of packet processing at the hypervisor level that enables adding and removing protocol headers (e.g., the MAC address is removed during encapsulation, and added during decapsulation) for the encapsulated traffic.
        * Transmission histogram counter set as part of the Ethernet extended group counters.
        * TX steering rule on flow_table_metadata in WQE Ethernet segment.
        * Added L3 encapsulation/decapsulation support in the reformat context allocation. 
          * L3 encapsulation removes L2 headers and adds generic L3 tunnel encapsulation.
          * L3 decapsulation removes the generic L3 tunnel decapsulation and L2 header.
        * Flow steering header modification (header rewrite) for IPv4 TTL header for loopback traffic (VF-VF/VF-PF).  
    Note: TTL modification for traffic from the network is currently not
    supported.
    
        * Requester QP packet based on E2E credits mode. The new flow control supports HCA-to-switch RDMA traffic packet-based End-2-End.
        * IPoIB non-default Partition Keys (PKeys). Now the PKey values can be modified in the PKey table without the need of recreating the IPoIB (underlay) QPs.
        * [Beta] SR-IOV in Multi-Host/Socket-Direct.
        * QUERY_DRIVER_VERSION command. This command allows the PF driver to query its VFs driver version which was set by the SET_DRIVER_VERSION command.
        * New diagnostic counters to evaluate the number of ICMC hits and misses for particular resources.
      * Enabled the hardware to generate an event upon counter incrementation, in order to reduce an overhead from the software from reading rarely updated counters such as error counters.
      * Enabled NOIDNIC connectivity to the network through the e-switch and not directly to the physical port.
      * Enabled setting the QP and the Mkey values by the software upon these resources creation.
      * Enabled advanced PCIe atomic operations. The HCA will perform PCIe atomic operations as a requestor towards the host memory when receiving compatible atomic messages from the network, and according to the configuration of NV_SW_OFFLOAD_CONFIG pci_atomic_mode field and the PCI AtomicOp Requester Enable bit in the Device Control 2 register.
      * Enabled TTL modification in the Rx NIC steering. When modifying the TTL in the Rx NIC, the CQE checksum will not recalculated automatically.  
    Note: TTL modification in the FDB for traffic from the network is currently
    not supported.
    
      * Enabled a single TIR destination from the FDB.
      * Changed the WRED default mode to OFF for Multi-Host adapter cards.
      * [Developers only] Moved the fast teardown HCA cap bit to offset 0x1c.4:1.
      * Enabled Virtual Functions to read QPDPM/QPDP/QPTS.
      * Multi PCI RDMA IB: This capability enables the user to expose two PCI/IB devices per network port.
      * Reduced firmware's memory consumption to increase the supported number of VFs per PF to up to 100.
      * Shutting Down RDMA QPs with Excessive Retransmissions is a mechanism used to detect excessive retransmissions for an RC connection, and to close the connection in response to it. If the number of retransmissions due to a Local Ack Timeout, NAK-Sequence Error, or Implied NAK, during a specified period, exceeds the specified threshold, the QP will be handled as if the IB spec defined Retry Count was exceeded.
    
    **New features in firmware version 12.24.1000:**
    
      * Enabled e-switch steering rule in the NIC without matching it with the Directional MACs (DMAC) protocol. Now the rule is only according to the MC/UC bit.
      * The IB Sniffer utility provides the user the ability to capture the e-switch traffic directly to a hypervisor queue.
      * Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow: 
        * in dual port devices to: 0-21, 33-45 VFs (22-32 VFs has single TC)
        * in single port devices to: 0-64 VFs
    
    **New features in firmware version 16.24.1000:**
    
      * Enabled QoS ETS for systems with 64 VFs to better allocate bandwidth in the NIC.
      * Enabled TTL modification for received packets.
      * Mirrors the traffic from/to one VF to a dedicate admin VF for monitoring and traffic analysis. Note that in this process packets are duplicated and different packet modifications apply to different duplications.
      * Enabled TTL modification in the Rx NIC steering. When modifying the TTL in the Rx NIC, the CQE checksum will not recalculated automatically.  
    Note: TTL modification in the FDB for traffic from the network is currently
    not supported.
    
      * Added support for Dynamically Connected Transport (DC) in RoCE in ConnectX-5 adapter cards.
      * Enabled Rx mini-CQE compressed format for striding RQ.
      * Enabled TX steering rule on the application meta-data from the WQE. This functionality implements meta-data Reg A steering and meta-data Reg A and Reg B rewriting.
      * Added MPLS over UDP and MPLS over GRE protocols for tunneling offload/steering match criteria.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1552305600">-     *Fixes in version** **12.24.1000 and 16.24.1000:**
    
      * mlxconfig tool reported all possible expansion ROM images, instead of presenting only the existing images.
      * Modifying VMQoS rate limiter parameters during traffic caused transmission failure.
      * Aligned the default tuning type in PHY TEST MODE to the device protocol.
      * When a device is operating in Safe Mode state, and the user issues the mlxfwreset command, the device might fail to come-up correctly after the reset.  
    Note: Do not run mlxfwreset when operating in a Safe Mode state.
    
      * Fixed an issue related to PCIe "Surprise link down" event reporting capability.
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in the link partner experiencing false active linkup when plugging in a base-T cable to a closed port.
    
    **Fixes in version** **12.24.1000:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the max_qp_retry_freq_exceeded counter (including a CQE with error syndrome 0x97, and the QP moving to error state) to be activated only after exceeding the NIC Vport context max_qp_retry_limit, and not when reaching it.
    
    **Fixes in version** **16.24.1000:**
    
      * PCIe bifurcation issue.
      * Deadlock in RX related to the "send-invalidate" flow, resulted in RX getting stuck.
      * Rare errors in RX that resulted in double completion.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1570017600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.26.1040:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.26.1040:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1570104000">-     *Fixes in version 12.26.1040 and 16.26.1040:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1572868800">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.26.1040:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.26.1040:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 12.26.1040 and 16.26.1040:**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif. They can be called via the vsec space. The counters' values are returned only via the tracer. The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * User Context Object (DEVX) is a containerized sandbox per user, to access PRM command securely by using General Object commands, UMEM and UCTX contexts. The allowed functionalities of this capability depend on the user permissions.  
    The following functionalities are still managed by the Kernel:
    
        * Resource cleaning
        * UCTX stamping
        * Blocking the physical address and IRQ from these UCTX
      * Added support for reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Mellanox recommends upgrading your device firmware to this release to improve the device firmware security and reliability.
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 16.26.1040:**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM.
        * Exposing the Vital Product Data (VPD) on Virtual Function (VF).
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * Creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/Forwarding Table (FDB).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1572955200">-     *Fixes submitted in version 12.26.1040:**
    
      * IPoIB could not to function when there were Dynamically Connected Transport (DC) CNAK Queue Pairs (QPs) active.
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.26.1040:**
    
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a PF.
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Stability issues with RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) retransmissions under stress were affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Large number of packets dropped when running Jumbo frames with TTL rewrite.
      * Limited the number of the elements in the Quality of Service (QoS) tree 2K.  
    Note: Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC is not allowed.
    
      * Queue Pair (QP) flow query was always taking port 1, Firmware will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RoCE net device.
      * The nack counters constantly reported as "0".
      * In a rare scenario when the driver is executing the "2err" command and the QP is in Send Queue (SQ) drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error Completion Queue Element (CQEs) on all the Work Queue Entry (WQEs).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1586779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.27.1016:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.27.1016:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New Features in firmware version 12.27.1016 and 16.27.1016:**
    
      * RoCE Selective Repeat introduces a new QP retransmission mode in RoCE: recovery from packet drop by resending the dropped packet and not only all the PSN window (Go-Back-N protocol),  
    This new capability comes with the following limitations:
    
        * Selective repeat cannot be used with AR
        * Does not work with signature (T10-DIF)
        * Does not work with Tag Matching enabled
      * Allows BMC to query and control NIC over RedFish API (https://www.dmtf.org/standards/redfish). Currently, the NIC supports reading data and setting basic Ethernet and InfiniBand parameters.
      * Enables matching of source_vhca_port in the FDB flow for ECMP hardware offload on a single FDB.
      * Added support for dumping hardware steering entries (raw data) using the resource dump API.
      * The eth_link_down_counter now counts logical link downs as well.
    
    **Changes and New Features in firmware version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * Removed power consumption limitation. This new capability removes the necessity to disable the port due to insufficient power. When this feature is enabled, an event will be sent on every transition between the following power states: 
        * Power limit is not advertised
        * Sufficient power detected
        * Insufficient power detected
      * Firmware can be now updated as well as DB strings while performing Live Firmware Patch.
      * Enables the device to generate events that will notify the user about any resource dumps updates. The resource dump owner (PF/ECPF) will be notified on the VF command failures by events that will contain the needed information to call the resource_dump command. The device will dump the resource in the standard resource dump sequence.
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * RSS based on inner headers of GTP-U tunneled packets.
        * Relaxed ordering read when using the create_mkey flag.  
    Note: This capability is not supported when using Multi-Host cards and when in
    PCIe-Switch  
    mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1586865600">-     *Fixes submitted in version 12.27.1016:**
    
      * ZTR counters query was always set to return 0.
      * The adapter card was prevented from going into the bypass mode when the BMC disabled the hardware arbitration.
      * Performance degradation and a high packet drop occurred when SRIOV was enabled and packets went through the FDB default behaviour.
      * Due to the string DB not being updated after Live-Patch, the tracer could not function after Live-Patch.
      * Fixed a rare issue that caused other active functions to receive a malformed CQE during driver (PF or VF) unload or FLR flows.
      * Firmware error was observed when FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the device to perform DMA into memory already returned to the OS during the transition between the pre-boot driver to the OS driver.
      * Out-of-range issue when reading or writing the q_counters.
      * Fixed an issue that in Multi-Host adapter cards that resulted in wrong handling of PERST on auxiliary links.
      * ZTR counters query was always set to return 0.
      * The adapter card was prevented from going into the bypass mode when the BMC disabled the hardware arbitration.
      * A non-standard tool was required to perform the first LFWP patching when used with the GA firmware version.
      * Updated the OOOSLMask behaviour. Firmware now will apply OOOSLMask even if it is set to zero (OOOSLMask = 0).
      * Redundant page consumption in the init_hca.
      * The sw_reset option was not supported when ATS was enabled.
      * When ESWITCH_IPV4_TTL_MODIFY_ENABLE configuration was enabled in mlxconfig, there was performance degradation in small packet sizes.
      * Due to the string DB not being updated after Live-Patch, the tracer could not function after Live-Patch.
      * Fixed a rare issue that caused other active functions to receive a malformed CQE during driver (PF or VF) unload or FLR flows.
      * The PCI link was not getting established when the firmware was corrupted.
      * FW assert was triggerred and resulted in a wrong deallocation of a resource when Packet Pacing was enabled, and a QP was being destroyed.
      * Firmware error was observed when FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1601899200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.27.4000:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.27.4000:**
    
      * Added the following segments, as appeared in the PRM, to the Resource Dump: 
        * PRM_QUERY_QP
        * PRM_QUERY_CQ
        * PRM_QUERY_MKEY
        * QUERY_VNIC_ENV
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.27.2008:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.27.2008:**
    
    **This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Upgrade the firmware of the device to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.**
    
      * Improved init_hca performance in Parallel Function initialization.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1601985600">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.27.2008:**
    
      * Although the effective BER (after FEC) was expected to meet the design targets (e.g. 10e-14 or lower), occasionally it was higher.
      * High BER occured when connecting cables of type 0.5/1m DAC to an HDR speed.
      * The PCIe Tx parameters did not load correctly when the speed was changed after the PCIe link was disabled.
      * The desched_threshold field did not work properly.
      * The "roce_adp_retrans" counter was presenting the values of the "local_ack_timeout_err" counter.
      * If Relaxed Ordering was disabled by running the "setpci" command, it would not be functional even after re-enabling it by running the "setpci" command again.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.27.4000:**
    
      * The device hung while running the sw reset flow under heavy stress and with many open resources.
      * Low PXE performance observerd while using the VSC to trigger the send_ring_doorbells.
      * IPoIB and DC would not work together.
      * DC funtionality issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1614254400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.28.1002:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.28.1002:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.29.1016:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.29.1016:**
    
    Added support for the following features:
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's (Data center- Quantized Congestion Notification) NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      * An option to allow applications to build their own QoS tree over the NIC hierarchy by connecting QPs to responder/requestor Queue Groups.
      * "InfiniBand" properties set to the Network Device Function Redfish object.
      * HW support for Flow Metering to utilize Advanced Steering Operation (ASO). HW Flow Meter allows higher scale, more accuracy, and better performance compared to the FW Flow Metering.
      * Trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * 2 new Mini CQE formats: Responder Mini CQE With Flow Tag Layout Responder Mini CQE With l3_l4_info Layout
      * UCX can now enable AR by exposing Out-Of-Ordering bitmask per SL with "ooo_per_sl" field in the HCA_VPORT context. It can be also queried by running the QUERY_HCA_VPORT_CONTEXT command.
      * Steering DP hash flow groups.
      * A new counter per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * PCIe Rx modifications to prevent the adapter cards from disappearing from the system.
      * ignore_flow_level is now enabled by the TRUST LEVEL access registry. 
      * cq_overrun counter. The counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * [Beta] Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets.
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1614340800">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * An issue that prevented VXLAN packets with svlan/ cvlan tag from being matched.
      * An issue that caused the eth_wqe_too_small counter to count ODP (On-Demand Paging) page faults.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs are configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) will take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME is disabled.
      * An issue that resulted in low performance after enabling the RoCE Accelerator capability. Note: The fix is available when all ports are set as Ethernet. 
      * On rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      * The chassis manager calculation for Multi-Host and Socket-Direct adapter cards to allow running NC-SI commands by the chassis manager BMC. Now the chassis manager is count as BMC with index 0, regardless of how many BMC there are.
      * An issue that caused the device to go to down IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered. 
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.1002:**
    
      * An issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * An issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-2.1" date="1628683200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.28.1002:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.28.1002:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.31.1200:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.31.1200:**
    
      * .Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module which sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No DME. This change does not affect the speed logic, only the FEC logic (FEC override). **Note**: If the port does not come up, switch to Force mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-2.1" date="1628769600">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.1002:**
    
      * An issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * An issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **No fixes are included in firmware version 16.31.1200.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1632657600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.31.1200:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.31.1200:**
    
      * NIC scheduling feature support has been disabled for non-privileged functions.
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Asymmetrical MSIX Configuration: This feature allows the device to be configured with a different number of MSIX vectors per physical PCI functions.To use this feature, please follow these steps: 
        *   Clear NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to disable global symmetrical MSIX configuration.
        *   Set PF_NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to enable asymmetrical per Physical Function MSIX configuration.
        *   Configure PF_NUM_PF_MSIX per physical PCI function.
      * RDMA partitioning and RDMA counters in IB mode.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.
      * Enabled UID 0 to create resources with UMEM (User Memory).
      * Receiving and sending native IB packets from/to the software (including all headers) via raw IBL2 QPs.
      * RX RDMA NIC flow table on an IB port. Now the software can steer native IB packets to raw IB receive queues according to the DLID and  the DQPN.
      * Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module. This new NVconfig sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No DME. This change does not affect the speed logic, only the FEC logic (FEC override). **Note:** If the port does not go up, switch to Force mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1632744000">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * An issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * An issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.31.1200:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * An assert that was caused when trying to open 1024 functions on the device and the maximum number of functions was 1023.
      * Occasional performance issues related to RC QPs using E2E-credits (not connected to SRQ and doing send/receive traffic) when the ROCE_ACCL tx_window was enabled.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * A rare issue that caused RX pipe to hang.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
      * CRT_DCR with index larger than 1 &lt;&lt; 21 occasionally collided with the CRT_SW_RESERVED address.
      * An issue that caused the TX queue to get into an unresponsive state when the VF rate limiter was set.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 16.31.1200:**
    
      * Disabled the CNP counter "rp_cnp_ignored " (triggered by OOS (out-of-sequence)) when all ports are IB.
      * Fixed the TMP421 sensor temperature reporting.
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1648468800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.32.1010:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.32.1010:**
    
      * Added support for blocking unwanted GMP classes by dedicated MADs.
      * Added a new NvConfig parameter LOG_MAX_QUEUE to set the maximum number of work queue resources (QP, RQ, SQ...) that can be created per function. The default value is 2^17.
      * Added a Congestion Control Key to all Congestion Control MADs to authenticate that they are originated from a trusted source.
      * Added an SMP firewall to block the option of sending SMPs (MADS sent on QP0 from the Subnet Manager) from unauthorized hosts to prevent fake SMPs from being recognized as the SM.
      * Vendor Specific MADs Class 0x9 is no longer supported by the firmware. In case the firmware detects such MAD, the firmware will return a "NOT SUPPORTED" error to the user.
      * Blocked the VF's ability to use both padding and signature in order to prevent the NIC from getting into an unresponsive state.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its rate limit.
      * Performance improvements in the DCT with AR flow by exposing a hint to the software in DCI software context that indicates that RDMA WRITE on this DCI is not supported.
      * Added support for dynamic timeout mechanism when in InfiniBand mode.
      * Added support for QSHR access register to enable Set and Query rate limit perhost per-port.
      * The firmware now exposes a new Software Steering ICM resource for VXLAN encap expand in order for the SW Steering to manage this resource directly.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it: PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a none zero value.
      * Added 2 new MAD access registers to enable mlxlink to read/write access registers by LID (to the whole subnet).
      * Enabled the exposure of new ICM resource to the software steering for VXLAN encapsulation expansion.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Disabled VST on dual port adapter cards when one port is configured as ETH and the other as IB as VST is not available when the port is set as ETH.
      * Added support for DSFP AOC (CMIS) v4 when error code is not reported by the module.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1648555200">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed n issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.32.1010**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The link status was reported incorrectly and consequently caused the link to go down due to incorrect definition of the RX_LOS polarity in the INI.
      * The system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Invalid RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * A fatal assert 0x81C5 occurred when calling get_vport_mad from the MAD APIs. The firmware was trying to compute the number of vPorts using a global function number. To avoid this issue, the API was updated to remove any assumption on the function number. Note: This issue is affects only IB devices.
      * During events, stress caused the firmware to reset the Arm host of the vPort without sending an event. Thus preventing the software from rearming the vPort as it did not receive any event, and the firmware did not send the event because the vPort had no Arm set.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
      * PCIe lane margining capability issues.
      * An issue related to the sl2vl mad that caused a few msec hiccup in the transmission on an InfiniBand network when the SM sent the sl2vl mad to a node in the cluster.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1663156800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.33.1048:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.33.1048:**
    
      * Added pci_rescan_needed field to the MFRL access register to indicate whether a PCI rescan is needed based on the NV configurations issued by the software.  
    Note: If the Keep Link Up NV configuration is changed, phyless reset will be
    blocked.
    
      * Added a new MAD of class SMP that has the attributes hierarchy_Info as defined in the IB Specification and is used to query the hierarchy information stored on the node and the physical port.
      * Added a new register (vhca_icm_ctrl access_reg) to enable querying and limiting the ICM pages in use.
      * Enhanced the XRQ QP error information provided to the user in case QP goes into an error state. In such case, QUERY_QP will provide information on the syndrome type and which side caused the error.
      * Replaced the deprecated NetworkPort schema with Port schema in NIC RDE implementation.
      * Updated the ibstat status reported when the phy link is down. Now QUERY_VPORT_STATE.max_tx_speed of UPLINK will not be reported as 0 anymore.
      * Disabled the option to send SMPs from unauthorized hosts.
      * Enabled the option to modify the ip_ecn field in the packet header in firmware steering.
      * Modified the TX or RX cache invalidation behavior. TX or RX cache invalidation now does not occur automatically but only when the software performs the sync operation using the using sync_steering command.
      * Modified the maximum bulk size per single allocation from "log_table_size - log_num_unisizes", to allocate any range size, to remove limitations that HWS objects such as counters and modify arguments might encounter.
      * Enabled delay drop for hairpin packets. If a hairpin QP is created with delay_drop_en enabled, the feature will be enabled across all GVMIs, based on the delay drop status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1663243200">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.33.1048**
    
      * Rare lanes skew issue that caused CPU to timeout in Rec.idle.
      * The card occasionally masked some PCIe AER reporting.
      * Incorrect flow of credits blockage that prevented booting during DC cycle test.
      * An issue with BMC medium migration from SMBUS to PCIe, and increased FIFOs to pass large packets in case of the migration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1680436800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.1012:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * Added support for copy modify header steering action to/from the UDP field.
      * Enabled ADP timer to allow the user to configure RC or DC qp_timeout values lower than 16.
      * QoS priority trust default state can now be changed using the new nvconfig below: 
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P1
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P2
    
    The values that can be used to set the default state are:
    
      * TRUST_PORT
      * TRUST_PCP
      * TRUST_DSCP
      * TRUST_DSCP_PCP</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1680523200">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * RDE (Redfish) PATCH operation to LLDPTransmit properties "ManagementAddressIPv4", "ManagementAddressIPv6" and "ManagementAddressMAC" were applied only in the first attempt, but failed in the next.
      * PLDM AEN event receiver media was changed unexpectedly and destination BDF was overridden with garbage when some PLDM packet were received from the SMBus layer.
      * Bad configuration of number of VFs and SFs led to the consumption of too many functions and triggered a FW assert 0x888E. The reduction flows behavior was fixed to ensure the configuration does not exceed the total number of supported functions. 
      * InfiniBand L2 QP could not receive RDMA traffic occasionally.
      * Running with a debug firmware reduced security as if token was applied.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1694001600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    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 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1694088000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15-2.1" date="1713268800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    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 1.0.15(A):**
    
      * Version 1.0.15(A) has been recompiled to create the firmware RPM compatible with RPM LIB v4.14.2. As a result, this rebuild firmware version 1.0.15(A) can now be installed successfully on a node with FIPS enabled.
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15-2.1" date="1713355200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15-3.1" date="1721044800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    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 1.0.15(A):**
    
      * Version 1.0.15(A) has been recompiled to create the firmware RPM compatible with RPM LIB v4.14.2. As a result, this rebuild firmware version 1.0.15(A) can now be installed successfully on a node with FIPS enabled.
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15-3.1" date="1721131200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in component version 1.0.15(B):**
    
      * Transaction test error was reported while deploying the component using SPP from HPE Linux SDR.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1725969600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    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 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1726056000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **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).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1731412800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2302:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.4030:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    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.
    
    **No new Features and changes included in version 12.28.2302.**
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1731499200">-     *No new fixes have been added in version 12.28.2302.**
    
    **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).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1748779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2302:**
    
      * 825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
      * 825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.4506:**
    
      * 879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)
      * 872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    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.
    
    
    
    **No new Features and changes included in version 12.28.2302.**
    
    
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1748865600">-     *No new fixes have been added in version 12.28.2302.**
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:**
    
    
    
      * Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.19" date="1762776000">-     *No fixes are included in version 12.28.4704.**
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.8002:**
    
      * Firmware failed to scan the correct CQs for the PF after the FW entered into the CQ recovery mode., resulting in CQs for the PF not being recovered.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="46547ef3a5dc6e32c3419e9633bb5a1c9334564ac3886090e7953ff605006efa" name="firmware-hca-mellanox-vpi-connectx6-mft" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.20" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1572868800">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 20.25.7020:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1572955200">-     Initial version</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1586779200">-     *New features and Changes added in firmware version 20.27.1016:**
    
      * RoCE Selective Repeat : This feature introduces a new QP (Queue Pair) retransmission mode in RoCE: recovery from packet drop by resending the dropped packet and not only all the PSN window (Go-Back-N protocol),  
    This new capability comes with the following limitations:
    
        * Selective repeat cannot be used with AR.
        * Does not work with signature (T10-DIF).
        * Does not work with Tag Matching enabled.
      * Allows BMC (Board Management Control) to query and control NIC over RedFish API. Currently, the NIC supports reading data and setting basic Ethernet and InfiniBand parameters.
      * Enables matching of source_vhca_port in the FDB also known as FIB ( Forwarding Information Base) flow for ECMP (Equal Cost Multi Pathing) hardware offload on a single FDB.
      * Firmware can be now updated as well as DB strings while performing Live Firmware Patch.
      * 100GbE link speed is supported in Auto-Negotiation Mode.
      * 200GbE link speed is supported in Force Mode.
      * Added support for the following: 
        * Dumping hardware steering entries (raw data) using the resource dump API
        * A new field in the PTYS register (max_port_rate).
        * Relaxed ordering read when using the create_mkey flag
        * DCQCN (Data Center and Quantized Congestion Notification) Congestion Control to ConnectX-6 InfiniBand adapter cards to improve application performance in case of congestion in the network.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1586865600">-     *Fixes submitted in version 20.27.1016:**
    
      * The Adapter card used to get stuck in "polling" state after resetting/power cycling the card.
      * Fixed a PCIe PLL (Phase Locked Loop) varactor calibration logic to address potential silicone variations.
      * An issue that caused the ZTR (Zero Touch RoCE) counters query to always return 0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1588680000">-     *New Features and Changes in Version 20.27.2008:**
    
      * 200GbE speed rate is at GA level.
      * All Ethernet speeds at GA level including PAM4(Pulse Amplitude Modulation) vs NRZ (non-return-to-zero)and speed detection.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1588766400">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.27.2008:**
    
      * CWDM4(Coarse Wavelength Division Multiplexing) Acousto Optical Modulator(AOM) cable was not supported.
      * Links between ConnectX-6 adapter cards and Spectrum-2 SN3700 switch systems did not come up when using Cisco BiDi module at 100GbE link speed.
      * Occasionally, the link was not raised when working with split 2x100 mode with Optical cables.
      * The PCIe Tx parameters did not load correctly when the speed was changed after the PCIe link was disabled.
      * The desched_threshold field did not work properly.
      * The "roce_adp_retrans" counter was presenting the values of the "local_ack_timeout_err" counter.
      * If Relaxed Ordering was disabled by running the "setpci" command, it would not be functional even after re-enabling it by running the "setpci" command again.
      * Aligned the User Memory page to 2, e.g., the user should use 8k aligned (like 0, 8k, 16k etc., instead of 0, 4k, 12k etc.).
      * NRZ (non-return-to-zero) and PAM4 (Pulse amplitude modulation) Limitations in 100GbE adapter cards: 
        * The default configuration was NRZ speeds in Auto-Neg mode.
        * PAM4 speeds had to be set manually (using the MFT tool - mlxlink).
        * PAM4 speeds had to be configured as single speeds: 50G_1x or 100G_2x.
        * 200G_4x optical cables (including 200G_4x splitter cable) would raise link only after manual configuration of PAM4 speeds (50G_1x or 100G_2x).
      * NRZ and PAM4 Limitations in 200GbE adapter cards: 
        * The default configuration was 200G_x4 in Force mode.
        * NRZ speeds had to be set manually. Configuration could include multiple NRZ speeds (using the MFT tool - mlxlink).
        * PAM4 speeds had to be configured as single speeds: 50G_1x or 100G_2x or 200G_4x.
      * In Ethernet mode, at 25/50/100GbE speeds, only RS-FEC in Force mode was supported. Other user configurations were overridden.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1601899200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 20.27.6008:**
    
    HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06154-B21  
    HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06250-B21  
    HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06251-B21  
    
    
    **New Features and Changes in Version 20.27.6008:**
    
      * The following are the minimal software/firmware versions that support PAM4 link speeds when connected using Mellanox NIC to Mellanox Switch and Mellanox NIC to 3rd Party Switches: 
        * Mellanox Onyx: 3.9.0830-038
        * ConnectX-6: 20.27.2008*  
    *Note: NICs with this firmware version support Mellanox-to-Mellanox connectivity with PAM4 link speeds.
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * Enabled KP4RS FEC on Active Fiber cable up to 30m.
        * FDR protocol.
        * Enabled updating End-to-End (E2E) credit packets instantly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1601985600">-     *There are no new fixes in firmware version 20.27.6008.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1614254400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 20.29.1016:**
    
    HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06154-B21  
    HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06250-B21  
    HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06251-B21  
    
    
    **New Features and Changes in Version 20.29.1016:**
    
    Added support for following features:
    
      * LinkX module burning via MFT toolset. The new capability enables direct firmware burning from the internal flash storage to reduce the bandwidth and accelerate the burning process, including burning several modules at a time.
      * An option to allow applications to build their own QoS tree over the NIC hierarchy by connecting QPs to responder/requestor Queue Groups.
      * Improved NRZ link performance (RX algorithm).
      * Improved NRZ link-up time (25G(G@G speeds).
      * Enabled the options to control different Tx sets for the same attribute when connecting a Mellanox-Mellanox vs Mellanox to 3rd party HCA.
      * "InfiniBand" properties set to the Network Device Function Redfish object.
      * Direct Packet Placement (DPP): DPP is a receive side transport service in which the Ethernet packets are scattered to the memory according to a packet sequence number (PSN) carried by the packet, and not by their arrival order.
      * To enable DPP offload, the software should create a special RQ by using the CREATE_RQ command, and set DPP relevant attributes.
      * Added trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * UCX can now enable AR by exposing Out-Of-Ordering bitmask per SL with "ooo_per_sl" field in the HCA_VPORT context. It can be also queried by running the QUERY_HCA_VPORT_CONTEXT command.
      * Enhanced IB Congestion Control to support lower minimum rate. Now it uses destination-lid to classify flows to handle larger scale, and achieve better results in GPCNeT benchmark.
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1614340800">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.29.1016:**
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's (Data center- Quantized Congestion Notification) NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      * An issue that prevented VXLAN packets with svlan/cvlan tag from being matched.
      * The eth_wqe_too_small counter to count ODP (On-Demand Paging) page used to fail.
      * An issue related to raising 100GbE link on ConnectX-6 VPI 100Gb/s adapter cards.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs are configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) will take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME is disabled.
      * Low performance occurred after enabling the RoCE Accelerator capability.
      * On rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1632657600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 20.31.1014:**
    
    HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06154-B21  
    HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06250-B21  
    HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 940QSFP56 x16 Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    **New features and changes included in version 20.31.1014:**
    
      * NIC scheduling feature support has been disabled for non-privileged functions.
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * Updated the NC-SI speed reporting output to support 200GbE speed. Now when running the NC-SI command, the output presents 200GbE speed as well.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Asymmetrical MSIX Configuration: This feature allows the device to be configured with a different number of MSIX vectors per physical PCI functions.To use this feature, please follow these steps: 
        * Clear NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to disable global symmetrical MSIX configuration.
        * Set PF_NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to enable asymmetrical per Physical Function MSIX configuration.
        * Configure PF_NUM_PF_MSIX per physical PCI function.
      * RDMA partitioning and RDMA counters in IB mode.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.
      * Enabled UID 0 to create resources with UMEM (User Memory).
      * Receiving and sending native IB packets from/to the software (including all headers) via raw IBL2 QPs.
      * RX RDMA NIC flow table on an IB port. Now the software can steer native IB packets to raw IB receive queues according to the DLID and  the DQPN.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1632744000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.31.1014:**
    
      * Occasional performance issues related to RC QPs using E2E-credits (not connected to SRQ and doing send/receive traffic) when the ROCE_ACCL tx_window was enabled.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * A rare issue that caused RX pipe to unresponsive state.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
      * CRT_DCR with index larger than 1 &lt;&lt; 21 occasionally collided with the CRT_SW_RESERVED address.
      * An issue that caused the TX queue to get into an unresponsive state when the VF rate limiter was set.
      * In InfiniBand non-virtualization system, due to a corrupted steering root, traffic fails after a warm reboot.  
    
                                                                             
    **Additional Fixes included in version 20.31.1014:**
    
      * Disabled the CNP counter "rp_cnp_ignored " (triggered by OOS (out-of-sequence)) when all ports are IB.
      * Fixed the TMP421 sensor temperature reporting.
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.            
      * Improved PortXmitWait IB counter accuracy.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1648468800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.32.1010:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    **New features and changes included in version 20.32.1010:**
    
      * Added support for blocking unwanted GMP classes by dedicated MADs.
      * Added a new NvConfig parameter LOG_MAX_QUEUE to set the maximum number of work queue resources (QP, RQ, SQ...) that can be created per function. The default value is 2^17.
      * Added a Congestion Control Key to all Congestion Control MADs to authenticate that they are originated from a trusted source.
      * Added an SMP firewall to block the option of sending SMPs (MADS sent on QP0 from the Subnet Manager) from unauthorized hosts to prevent fake SMPs from being recognized as the SM.
      * Vendor Specific MADs Class 0x9 is no longer supported by the firmware. If case the firmware detects such MAD, the firmware will return a "NOT SUPPORTED" error to the user.
      * Blocked the VF's ability to use both padding and signature in order to prevent the NIC from getting into an unresponsive state.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its rate limit.
      * Performance improvements in the DCT with AR flow by exposing a hint to the software in DCI software context that indicates that RDMA WRITE on this DCI is not supported.
      * Added support for dynamic timeout mechanism when in InfiniBand mode.
      * Added support for QSHR access register to enable Set and Query rate limit per-host per-port.
      * The firmware now exposes a new Software Steering ICM resource for VXLAN encap expand in order for the SW Steering to manage this resource directly.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it: PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a none zero value.
      * Added 2 new MAD access registers to enable mlxlink to read/write access registers by LID (to the whole subnet).
      * Enabled the exposure of new ICM resource to the software steering for VXLAN encapsulation expansion.
      * Added support for DSFP AOC (CMIS) v4 when error code is not reported by the module.
      * Limited the external loopback speed according to the used module's capabilities.
      * Modified the Effective BER calculation method. Due to this, the value of the Effective BER will be slightly higher, however the link quality remains the same as prior to this change.
      * This firmware version includes the following PCIe changes: 
        * Fixed the ACS Port Number field in DSPs and ACS Egress Control Vector field in DSPs.
        * Added support for VSC on USP of PCIe Switch.
        * Fixed the mapping of Legacy Interrupts in the PCIe Switch.
        * Fixed MRRS &amp; MPS configurations in DSPs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1648555200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.32.1010:**
    
      * System could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * Incorrect indication of the PCIe link down in the AER registers on PCIe switch upstream port.
      * Invalid RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * The flash frequency on boot was lower than expected (under 50Mhz). The issue was fixed by enabling the firmware to increase it on boot2 to normal frequency.
      * A race condition between DC QP flush and DC packets that led to stuck slices in the hardware. To avoid such situation, firmware keeps the TCU drop set until QP flush is done.
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The link status was reported incorrectly and consequently caused the link to go down due to incorrect definition of the RX_LOS polarity in the INI.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1663156800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.33.1048:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    **New features and changes included in version 20.33.1048:**
    
      * Added pci_rescan_needed field to the MFRL access register to indicate whether a PCI rescan is needed based on the NV configurations issued by the software.  
    Note: If the Keep Link Up NV configuration is changed, phyless reset will be
    blocked.
    
      * Added a new MAD of class SMP that has the attributes hierarchy_Info as defined in the IB Specification and is used to query the hierarchy information stored on the node and the physical port.
      * Added a new register (vhca_icm_ctrl access_reg) to enable querying and limiting the ICM pages in use.
      * Enhanced the XRQ QP error information provided to the user in case QP goes into an error state. In such case, QUERY_QP will provide information on the syndrome type and which side caused the error.
      * Updated the ibstat status reported when the phy link is down. Now QUERY_VPORT_STATE.max_tx_speed of UPLINK will not be reported as 0 anymore.
      * Replaced the deprecated NetworkPort schema with Port schema in NIC RDE implementation. 
      * Disabled the option to send SMPs from unauthorized hosts.
      * Enabled the option to modify the ip_ecn field in the packet header in firmware steering.
      * Modified the TX or RX cache invalidation behavior. TX or RX cache invalidation now does not occur automatically but only when the software performs the sync operation using the using sync_steering command.
      * Modified the maximum bulk size per single allocation from "log_table_size - log_num_unisizes", to allocate any range size, to remove limitations that HWS objects such as counters and modify arguments might encounter. 
      * Crypto features can be in either wrapped or unwrapped mode. Meaning, the key can be wrapped or in plaintext when running the CREATE_DEK PRM command. To comply with the requirements specified in FIPS publication, all the created DEKs must be wrapped.  
    This feature adds new NV_CONFIG per device to control this mode, and enables
    the user to change all the crypto features to wrapped or cleartext.
    
      * Enabled delay drop for hairpin packets. If a hairpin QP is created with delay_drop_en enabled, the feature will be enabled across all GVMIs, based on the delay drop status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1663243200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.33.1048:**
    
      * An issue where RDMA write may experience performance degradation when working with Adaptive Routing and DCT half-handshake mode.
      * An issue that ignored the default value of TX_SCHEDULER_BURST when its value in the ini was different than "0".
      * Implemented SLD detection code. Surprise Down Error Reporting Capable value was changed from 1 to 0 in boards where the downstream perst was not controlled thus causing SLD detection not to function properly.
      * Rare lanes skew issue that caused CPU to timeout in Rec.idle.
      * RDMA_WRITE traffic performance degradation that occured when working with DC on Adaptive Routing network.
      * Bad cache invalidations of destroyed QPs.
      * A rare case where asserts and ext_synd appeared in dmesg after performing driver restart. 
      * An issue related to host isolation on multi-host systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1680436800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.35.1012:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    **New features and changes included in version 20.35.1012:**
    
      * Added support for copy modify header steering action to/from the UDP field.
      * Enabled ADP timer to allow the user to configure RC or DC qp_timeout values lower than 16.
      * QoS priority trust default state can now be changed using the new nvconfig below: 
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P1
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P2
    
    The values that can be used to set the default state are:
    
      * TRUST_PORT
      * TRUST_PCP
      * TRUST_DSCP
      * TRUST_DSCP_PCP
      * Added support for using SetEventReceiver PLDM command with mode polling.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1680523200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.35.1012:**
    
      * RDE (Redfish) PATCH operation to LLDPTransmit properties "ManagementAddressIPv4", "ManagementAddressIPv6" and "ManagementAddressMAC" were applied only in the first attempt, but failed in the next.
      * The RXT E2E inflight went into an unresponsive state occasionally.
      * RDMA partition was reported even if NIC+RDMA mode was disabled.
      * PLDM AEN event receiver media was changed unexpectedly and destination BDF was overridden with garbage when some PLDM packet were received from the SMBus layer.
      * An incorrect address issue for XRQ Event Backend Controller Px Syndrome event in multi-host system during FLR.
      * PCIe SKP OS generation interval issue for Gen1 and Gen2.
      * InfiniBand L2 QP could not receive RDMA traffic occasionally.
      * Running with a debug firmware reduced security as if token was applied.
      * PLDM AEN event receiver was required to be cleared on PCIe reset in case the media type was MCTP over PCIe VDM.
      * Asynchronous messages were sent over MTCP before endpoint discovery was done.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1694001600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.37.1700:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 20.37.1700:**
    
      * A new capability enables the VM to track and limit its Vport's activity. This is done using the new q_counters counter which enables aggregation of other Vport's from PF GVMI.
      * Updated the link maintenance flow to avoid high uncorrectable error rate.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1694088000">-     *No new fixes have been included in version 20.37.1700**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1713268800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.40.1000:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 or changes have been included in version 20.40.1000.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1713355200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.40.1000:**
    
      * RDE LLDPTransmit ChassisID was occassionally not represented correctly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-2.1" date="1721044800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.40.1000:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 or changes have been included in version 20.40.1000.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-2.1" date="1721131200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in component version 1.0.13(A):**
    
      * Transaction test error was reported while deploying the component using SPP from HPE Linux SDR.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 20.40.1000:**
    
      * RDE LLDPTransmit ChassisID was occassionally not represented correctly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1725969600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.41.1000:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 20.41.1000:**
    
      * Added support for steering match on packet l4_type through FTG/FTE.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1726056000">-     *No fixes are included in version 20.41.1000.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1731412800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.42.1000:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 20.42.1000:**
    
      * Added a new command interface "Memory slow release" to enable/disable holding memory pages for a defined period of time. Once the timer expires, the firmware will return the pages to the driver.
      * Added support for MVTS register via a miscellaneous driver using the access_register PRM command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1731499200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.42.1000:**
    
      * RDE PortMetrics property Transceivers.SupplyVoltage was reflected in incorrect units of 100uV instead of V.
      * HCA_CAP allowed rogue drivers to create more EQs than the number allowed in the HCA_CAP.max_num_eqs.
      * Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1742817600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.43.1014:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 20.43.1014:**
    
      * Added the option to indicate an error CQE event on every selected function per eSwitch manager. This indication is defined as a new WQE including the relevant information about the error (such as: syndrome, function_id, timestamp, QPs num etc.).
      * Extended kernel lockdown permission set. The following sub-operations can now be called by tools (permission TOOLS_RESORCES) using new HCA capability bitmask field: tool_partial_cap.
    
    The 5 sub-operations are:
    
      * QUERY_HCA_CAP with other function
      * QUERY_VUID with direct data
      * QUERY_ROCE_ADDRESS with other vport
      * SET_HCA_CAP with other function
      * POSTPONE_CONNECTED_QP_TIMEOUT with other vport
    
    The new added caps are:
    
      * tool_partial_cap.postpone_conn_qp_timeout_other_vport,
      * tool_partial_cap.set_hca_cap_other_func
      * tool_partial_cap.query_roce_addr_other_vport
      * tool_partial_cap.query_vuid_direct_data
      * tool_partial_cap.query_hca_cap_other_func</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1742904000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.1014:**
    
      * Setup crash when "create_sq" used invalid mbox.
      * The firmware always returned the "next" value to be applied when querying FACTORY default NV configuration values.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1748779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.43.2026:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2026.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1748865600">-     *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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1754222400">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 20.43.2566:**
    
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-HDAT Adapter - P06154-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653105A-ECAT Adapter - P06250-B21
      * HPE InfiniBand HDR100/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe3 x16 MCX653106A-ECAT Adapter - P06251-B21
    
    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 changes or new features have been included in version 20.43.2566.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1754308800">-     *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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.19" date="1764849600">-     *New features and changes included in version 20.43.8002:**
    
      * This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. HPE recommends upgrading your devices firmware to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.19" date="1764936000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 20.43.8002:**
    
      * Enabling DIM led to high IRQ/s in certain scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20" date="1778846400">-     *No new fixes have been included in version 20.43.8004.**</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD4" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1695729600">-      Firmware contains fix for bug that may cause drive to perform self-initiated reset in systems where maximum queue depth of 128 is exceeded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1713096000">-      High Security Enablement support FIPs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-6.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD3" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1680264000">-      Adds support for a second source drive pre-amp, and improves reliability with an updated direct offline scan algorithm.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1713009600">-      Assert fixes, logging enhancements and all current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1738670400">-      Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPK5" rel="11.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2" date="1621512000">-      HPK2 FW version addresses an issue observed in conjunction with RHEL 8.3 installation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3" date="1626177600">-      This Firmware release contains various drive interoperability enhancements and code fixes accumulated since the last firmware release, as well as a change to disable MCTP over PCIe VDM function per requested of HPE, and a PHY setting change for improved compatibility with Intel Ice Lake based Gen10+ DL360 platform. 
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00115201en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-2.1" date="1632312000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-2.1" date="1632484800">-      This Firmware release contains various drive interoperability enhancements and code fixes accumulated since the last firmware release, as well as a change to disable MCTP over PCIe VDM function per requested of HPE, and a PHY setting change for improved compatibility with Intel Ice Lake based Gen10 Plus DL360 platform. 
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00115201en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-3.1" date="1632744000">-      This component HPK3 (C) is supported only on VMD enabled Intel VROC platforms and will not be part of any Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) and Hotfix releases.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-3.1" date="1632830400">-      This Firmware release contains various drive interoperability enhancements and code fixes accumulated since the last firmware release, as well as a change to disable MCTP over PCIe VDM function per requested of HPE, and a PHY setting change for improved compatibility with Intel Ice Lake based Gen10 Plus DL360 platform. 
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00115201en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-4.1" date="1652529600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-4.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-4.1" date="1652702400">-      This Firmware release contains various drive interoperability enhancements and code fixes accumulated since the last firmware release, as well as a change to disable MCTP over PCIe VDM function per requested of HPE, and a PHY setting change for improved compatibility with Intel Ice Lake based Gen10 Plus DL360 platform. 
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00115201en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-5.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-5.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5" date="1671105600">-      Fixed an incompatibility issue in MCTP over PCIe VDM function
      * Updated WCTEMP value for thermal throttling threshold</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-2.1" date="1674820800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-2.1" date="1674907200">-      Fixed an incompatibility issue in MCTP over PCIe VDM function
      * Updated WCTEMP value for thermal throttling threshold</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-3.1" date="1674993600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-3.1" date="1675080000">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-3.1" date="1675166400">-      Fixed an incompatibility issue in MCTP over PCIe VDM function
      * Updated WCTEMP value for thermal throttling threshold</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-4.1" date="1692619200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-4.1" date="1692705600">-      Fixed an incompatibility issue in MCTP over PCIe VDM function
      * Updated WCTEMP value for thermal throttling threshold
      * Fixed CA &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00130699en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-5.1" date="1712923200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-5.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-6.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-6.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-7.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-7.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-8.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-8.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-9.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-10.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-10.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-11.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixed an incompatibility issue in MCTP over PCIe VDM function
      * Updated WCTEMP value for thermal throttling threshold
      * Fixed CA &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00130699en_us&gt;</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="7d3e46811527af7da5b4e1d2ff79b78196b9fe5562ea3119ee25797af0bd25ef" name="firmware-hdd-10385ef3e6" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD2" rel="15.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1568635200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1568721600">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1568808000">-      This firmware contains a fix for a data integrity issue that could occur during a power cycle while the drive is processing write commands.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-12.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-12.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-13.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-13.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-14.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-14.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-15.1" date="1761048000">-      This firmware contains a fix for a data integrity issue that could occur during a power cycle while the drive is processing write commands.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG6" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1583928000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1584014400">-      Fixed a timeout error and improved performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1594728000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1594814400">-       Added support for RHEL 8.2.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1594900800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1594987200">-      This update includes a fix that prevents unrecoverable read errors in highly localized write intensive workload, and a new servo code revision that improves performance under specific vibration conditions.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1661428800">-      Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1670932800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6" date="1693915200">-      Update maximum continuous operation temperature values for host thermal management and reporting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Update maximum continuous operation temperature values for host thermal management and reporting.</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1583928000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1584014400">-      Fixed a timeout error and improved performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1598270400">-       Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1614772800">-       Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-6.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-6.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7" date="1664280000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7" date="1664366400">-      Fixed an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-2.1" date="1680264000">-      Fixed an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8" date="1695988800">-      Optimize thermal maximum continuous operation temperature values</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG8-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Optimize thermal maximum continuous operation temperature values</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="GPK6" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3" date="1647950400">-      Fix FW issues and add thermal feature requirement.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK4" date="1680264000">-      Fixes Get Endpoint ID (EID) command failure by issuing Set Endpoint ID after Endpoint Discovery</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK4-2.1" date="1681300800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK4-2.1" date="1681387200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5" date="1706702400">-      Fix for BSOD issue due to SRIS misdetection and FW Commit command via PCIe VDM (MCTP OVER PCIe) timed out.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-2.1" date="1710936000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-3.1" date="1711022400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-3.1" date="1711108800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-6.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-6.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-7.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-8.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-8.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6" date="1749643200">-      Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6-4.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD2" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1615809600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1615896000">-      VENDOR IDENTIFICATION field change from "HP" to HPE". Support for second source PMIC from IDT.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-6.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-6.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-7.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-7.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-8.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-8.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1737374400">-      Fixes the potential drive hang issue after POH exceed 6.5 years. We suggest customers to update the FW as soon as possible to prevent inconvenience.
      * For more information, CB is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142174en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1737460800">-      Fixes the potential drive hang issue after POH exceed 6.5 years. We suggest customers to update the FW as soon as possible to prevent inconvenience.
      * For more information, CB is published at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142174en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1570363200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1570449600">-      Performance improvement on 512e format may become long latency due to DRAM management.
      * Servo code improvements to reduce possibility of drive hang. 
      * Correction on boot sequence, controller code, sense code.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1627992000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1628078400">-     This firmware fixes a potential reliability condition and the cause of a
    potential hang.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1639915200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1640001600">-      This firmware mitigates a potential reliability concern.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-6.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-6.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-7.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-7.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-8.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-8.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD2" rel="10.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1568721600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1568808000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1628078400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1628164800">-      Reliability enhancements and VENDOR IDENTIFICATION field change from "HP" to HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG3" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1680264000">-      Adds support for a second source drive pre-amp, and improves reliability with an updated direct offline scan algorithm.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1713009600">-      Update maximum continuous operation temperature values for host thermal management and reporting.
      * Assert fixes, logging enhancements and all current firmware improvements.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1738670400">-      Fix to Assert fixes, current firmware improvements and bug fixes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="6a87432ff1cb3991599af9c9179cd9186b5f0e32b087f50fbe3d4eb1325790ee" name="firmware-hdd-35fd24601f" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD5" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1599393600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1599480000">-      Increased Queue Size from 32 to 128 to be equal to the max number of chips.
      * Refresh NM SRAM area periodically only when idle as a possible work around on NM SRAM parity error.
      * Change the error response as 0x3 (SP_Busy) or 0x07 ( NO_SESSION_AVAILABLE) when host attempts to open another session while a session is already opened.
      * Disable verify compare if APP_CHK=0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1614600000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1614686400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1614772800">-      Modify Drive Vendor Identification String (VID) in Inquiry page from "HP" to "HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-6.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-6.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1689940800">-      Fix for V6 Read disturb issue (which might have caused data integrity issue) and other issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix for V6 Read disturb issue (which might have caused data integrity issue) and other issues.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00136659en_us</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="961034c61d8c6ac996e37e634db202b240665ee625e6e390360a6364ef923a81" name="firmware-hdd-3815d4b024" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="GPK8" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3" date="1626868800">-     This Firmware release address below fixes and additional features:
    
      * FW Transfer Fix
      * Drive Failure Fix
      * Power Loss Protection
      * FW Download Fix
      * Reset Fix
      * Shutdown fix
      * PCIe Improvement
      * Random Write Improvement</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-2.1" date="1632139200">-      .Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-2.1" date="1632225600">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-3.1" date="1632312000">-      Added support for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5" date="1647950400">-      Fix FW issues and add thermal feature requirement.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6" date="1680264000">-      Fixes Get Endpoint ID (EID) command failure by issuing Set Endpoint ID after Endpoint Discovery</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6-2.1" date="1681300800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6-2.1" date="1681387200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7" date="1706702400">-      Fix for BSOD issue due to SRIS misdetection and FW Commit command via PCIe VDM (MCTP OVER PCIe) timed out.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-2.1" date="1710936000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-3.1" date="1711022400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-3.1" date="1711108800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-6.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-6.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-7.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-8.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-8.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK8" date="1749643200">-      Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK8-4.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="229c510bc0484c83a07d7565c164a30553463f4144cc94f6f51e23d39a39671c" name="firmware-hdd-3d97759111" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPDB" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1496836800">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or a ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1496923200">-     *Problems Fixed:**
    
      * This firmware implements the Firmware Security Log Page.
    
      * This firmware contains a change to prevent occasional command completion times in the 4-5 second window when command is received just as the drive is transitioning from active to Idle A.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1524571200">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to an HPE Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or an HPE ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the SPP and HP SUM.**
      * **Customers who already installed firmware version HPD3 do not need to update to HPD3(B).**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1524657600">-      Added support for SmartRAID 3154-8e RAID controller.
      * Added support for HPE Smart Array P824i-p MR Gen10 Controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1524744000">-      Added FW binary unencrypted</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1547380800">-          * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
        * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager
        * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..,</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1547467200">-      Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1557835200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1557921600">-     This firmware includes:
    
      * New servo which disables a feature that could cause unrecoverable data errors. 
      * A fix for an issue where the drive could become unresponsive after a hard reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1565611200">-     Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1572955200">-     Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1604318400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1604404800">-      This update improves performance for random read workloads with delays between reads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1621339200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1621425600">-      This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE', in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1647777600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1647864000">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1670932800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1671019200">-      Fixes the Power Coordination algorithm which ensures the drive will properly negotiate power with SPL-2 and newer compliant controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1692705600">-      Optimize sensor reporting to improve failure rate - AFR (Annual Failure Rate) metrics</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-4.1" date="1726056000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-4.1" date="1726142400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB" date="1726228800">-      Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-2.1" date="1741867200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-2.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-4.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixes Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG3" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1568894400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1568980800">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-6.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-6.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-7.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-7.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-8.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-8.1" date="1670932800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-10.1" date="1711627200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-10.1" date="1711713600">-      High Security Enablement support FIPs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1711800000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1711886400">-      Corrective actions to fix potential background media scan issue.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1748347200">-     Added Support for RHEL 10</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD5" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1626004800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1626091200">-     Firmware release to enable SAS4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1640174400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1640260800">-      Fix command timeout and uncorrectable error improvement.
      * Added features for SAS4 auto power swtiching and thermal requirement.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1658232000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1658318400">-      FW update to eliminate the risk of data error at unexpected power-off during specific I/O combination.
      * Adjust SoC clock in fw to bridge the LBA info. transfer timing gap and remove the risk of buffer CRC error.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1725624000">-      Maintenance firmware release to introduce fixes from previous firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1731672000">-      Maintenance firmware release to introduce fixes from previous firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1761048000">-      Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG5" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1614772800">-      This maintenance FW release addresses a rare corner case COMRESET issue at warm boot, and to address an early EOL behavior under certain use cases.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1630411200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1630497600">-     These firmware release add a foreground media scan policy to prevent a
    Predictive Failure and add SMART Attribute value for the FMS count.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1658836800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1658923200">-      HPG4 implements a change in Background Media Scan triggering threshold based on a unique retention characteristic to help address a Predictive Failure.
      * For the drives reporting the predictive failure, please update to HPG4 and please power cycle the server or re-seat the drives to clear the predictive failure record  after one full Media Scan (10 days). Media Scan in HPG4 will scrub error during these 10 days.
      * For the drives that do not report the PF, you can update to HPG4 directly without power cycle the server or drives.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00124896en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1682510400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1682596800">-      Fixed an issue to Allow Drives to update Firmware even though the Drive is in Predictive Failure Condition</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-6.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-6.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1721649600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1721736000">-      Fix contains code improvements for SMART reporting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1731672000">-      Fix contains code improvements for SMART reporting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-5.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix contains code improvements for SMART reporting.</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG3" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1661428800">-      Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1713009600">-      Update maximum continuous operation temperature values for host thermal management and reporting.
      * Assert fixes, logging enhancements and all current firmware improvements.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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<package pkgid="a2d0a41d8933e4bfc6c4effa8dd15dac4c49700f837e4caf2da9cfdc2da7f7c8" name="firmware-hdd-54addf5312" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPK4" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2" date="1594123200">-      Drive asserts under numerous PCIe link down events without PERST# condition.
      * Improvement to Background Media Scan if the required host idle time never occurs.
      * Check PE6031 VPD content and make appropriate correction if needed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-2.1" date="1599825600">-      Drive asserts under numerous PCIe link down events without PERST# condition.
      * Improvement to Background Media Scan if the required host idle time never occurs.
      * Check PE6031 VPD content and make appropriate correction if needed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-4.1" date="1605873600">-      Drive asserts under numerous PCIe link down events without PERST# condition.
      * Improvement to Background Media Scan if the required host idle time never occurs.
      * Check PE6031 VPD content and make appropriate correction if needed</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3" date="1608206400">-      This FW change resolves a MCTP VDM compliance issue seen by iLO version 2.30.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-2.1" date="1613995200">-      This FW change resolves a MCTP VDM compliance issue seen by iLO version 2.30.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00111061en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-4.1" date="1616587200">-      This FW change resolves a MCTP VDM compliance issue seen by iLO version 2.30.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00111061en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-5.1" date="1617278400">-      This FW change resolves a MCTP VDM compliance issue seen by iLO version 2.30.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00111061en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-6.1" date="1632312000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-6.1" date="1632398400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-6.1" date="1632484800">-      This FW change resolves a MCTP VDM compliance issue seen by iLO version 2.30.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00111061en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-7.1" date="1652529600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-7.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-7.1" date="1652702400">-      This FW change resolves a MCTP VDM compliance issue seen by iLO version 2.30.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00111061en_us</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-8.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-8.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-10.1" date="1681300800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-10.1" date="1681387200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-11.1" date="1712923200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-11.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-12.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-12.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-13.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-13.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-14.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-14.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-15.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-16.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK3-16.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK4" date="1750248000">-      This is a maintenance release to include code fix of FW defense algorithm, SN change after assert and POSCAP false alarm.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK4-3.1" date="1761048000">-      This is a maintenance release to include code fix of FW defense algorithm, SN change after assert and POSCAP false alarm.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00150197en_us&gt;.</changelog>

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<package pkgid="395804142dcfc9ca7c0101a7d61f307ab725d632ac6417a3eb655e1ed873963a" name="firmware-hdd-5dcf26fa42" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD3" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1518350400">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to an HPE Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or an HPE ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the SPP and HP SUM.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1518436800">-      Removed support of UNMAP command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1524657600">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to an HPE Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or an HPE ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the SPP and HP SUM.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1524744000">-      Added support for HPE Smart Array P824i-p MR Gen10 controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1547294400">-          * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
        * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager
        * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..,</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1547380800">-     Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1547467200">-      Removed support of UNMAP command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-11.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-11.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-12.1" date="1722859200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-12.1" date="1722945600">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1723032000">-      Fixes the potential drive hang issue after POH exceed 6.5 years. We suggest customers to update the FW as soon as possible to prevent inconvenience.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00142174en_us&gt; with the estimated effective date 2024/8/9</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1727697600">-      Fixes the potential drive hang issue after POH exceed 6.5 years. We suggest customers to update the FW as soon as possible to prevent inconvenience.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=a00142174en_us&gt;.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG2" rel="14.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1568635200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1568721600">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1568808000">-      This firmware contains a fix for a data integrity issue that could occur during a power cycle while the drive is processing write commands.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-6.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-6.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-7.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-7.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-8.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-8.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-10.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-10.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-11.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-11.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-12.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-12.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-13.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-13.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-14.1" date="1761048000">-      This firmware contains a fix for a data integrity issue that could occur during a power cycle while the drive is processing write commands.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="GPK8" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3" date="1626868800">-     This Firmware release address below fixes and additional features:
    
      * FW Transfer Fix
      * Drive Failure Fix
      * Power Loss Protection
      * FW Download Fix
      * Reset Fix
      * Shutdown fix
      * PCIe Improvement
      * Random Write Improvement</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-2.1" date="1631534400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-2.1" date="1631620800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-3.1" date="1631707200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK3-3.1" date="1631793600">-      Added support for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5" date="1647950400">-      Fix FW issues and add thermal feature requirement.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-5.1" date="1675080000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK5-5.1" date="1675166400">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6" date="1680264000">-      Fixes Get Endpoint ID (EID) command failure by issuing Set Endpoint ID after Endpoint Discovery</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6-2.1" date="1681300800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK6-2.1" date="1681387200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7" date="1706702400">-      Fix for BSOD issue due to SRIS misdetection and FW Commit command via PCIe VDM (MCTP OVER PCIe) timed out.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-2.1" date="1710936000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-3.1" date="1711022400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-3.1" date="1711108800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-6.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-6.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-7.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-8.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK7-8.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK8" date="1749643200">-      Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; GPK8-4.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixed Reset issue and regular maintenance firmware update.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="8.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1658232000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1658318400">-      Fixes an intermittent issue where the incorrect model number can be reported during spin-up.
      * Increased the buffer memory size used for sequential write data to resolve performance degradation seen in a RAID60 configuration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1760529600">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="14.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1568894400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1568980800">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.  
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1748347200">-     Added Support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-14.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="85032G00" rel="13.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85030G00-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added Support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85031G00" date="1623240000">-      This is a maintenance release that contains various drive reliability enhancements and code fixes accumulated since the last initial release, as well as a change to disable MCTP over PCIe VDM function to satisfy certain HPE platform environments.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00" date="1635249600">-      Implements FW-based VPD.
      * ARP setting is changed from "Capable &amp; Discoverable" to "Fixed &amp; Discoverable".
      * A minor tweak to the Foreground Media Scan (FMS) algorithm to ensure critical variables are initialized properly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-2.1" date="1635336000">-      Added support for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-2.1" date="1635422400">-      Implements FW-based VPD.
      * ARP setting is changed from "Capable &amp; Discoverable" to "Fixed &amp; Discoverable".
      * A minor tweak to the Foreground Media Scan (FMS) algorithm to ensure critical variables are initialized properly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-4.1" date="1680177600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-4.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-5.1" date="1710849600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-5.1" date="1710936000">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-6.1" date="1711022400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-6.1" date="1711108800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-7.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-7.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-8.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-8.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-9.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-9.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-10.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-11.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-11.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 85032G00-13.1" date="1761048000">-      Implements FW-based VPD.
      * ARP setting is changed from "Capable &amp; Discoverable" to "Fixed &amp; Discoverable".
      * A minor tweak to the Foreground Media Scan (FMS) algorithm to ensure critical variables are initialized properly.</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD6" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1664280000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1664366400">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1680264000">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1698062400">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1713009600">-      Assert fixes, logging enhancements and all current firmware improvements and bug fixes.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1750161600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1750248000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-3.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="14.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1568721600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1568808000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1670932800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1748347200">-     Added Support for RHEL 10</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-14.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD6" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1569499200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1569585600">-      Fix Write Splice Error during Toshiba ORT Testing issue 
      * Performance improvement on 512e format may become long latency due to DRAM management 
      * Improvement to drive hang, servo code. 
      * Correction on boot sequence, controller code, sense code</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1584014400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1584100800">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1619697600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1619784000">-      This firmware provides a change to the Vendor ID in the VPD page that refers to HP instead of HPE.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1627992000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1628078400">-     This firmware fixes a potential reliability condition, a rare data integrity
    issue and the cause of a potential hang.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1640174400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1640260800">-      This firmware mitigates a potential reliability concern.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-6.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-6.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-7.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-7.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-8.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-8.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="2b4743100ebde6ee7f96ae2b8af842b6619f31ceb8be8994d998bf3a0bff2549" name="firmware-hdd-87b796d9ae" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD6" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1687780800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1687867200">-      Improves data integrity
      * Decreases possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions
      * Reduces the probability of hangs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1713009600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1764590400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1764676800">-      Added support for SLES16.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1768478400">-     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</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="5b6e7f65ec68723ca9bf31054ebc2e54ec01f5d1440f1991a826ad9d6efe92e4" name="firmware-hdd-8a0371a425" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPDC" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1629028800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1629115200">-     This firmware revision corrects a rare situation where a Cryptographic Erase
    could result in random data instead of the expected deterministic zeros. This
    is judged as low severity because it does not compromise user data or
    security, but justifies the update to preclude potential security concerns.
    There are several items that reduce the probability of hangs and provide some
    minor performance improvements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-5.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-5.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1678881600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1678968000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-4.1" date="1730548800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-4.1" date="1730635200">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC" date="1730721600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-2.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-2.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-3.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="5148e77422f8b104d73815c96c0a7c76930ded77cac2774914fc246b64bcb752" name="firmware-hdd-8b26d1ef02" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD2" rel="11.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1568721600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1568808000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.  
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1623153600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1623240000">-      Reliability enhancements and VENDOR IDENTIFICATION field change from "HP" to HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1670932800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1748347200">-     Added Support for RHEL 10</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-11.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="2cd03f3386457becf4703bee44256b4bc67ec6f6c78978ea485729d1c5cfa3bd" name="firmware-hdd-8d68452816" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD9" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1547294400">-          * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
        * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1547380800">-      Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1547467200">-      Removes a vendor unique sense code that the controller does not handle properly.
      * Includes changes to eliminate the cause of a potential hang condition.
      * Changes some settings to comply with Microsoft Storage Spaces Certification requirements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1574596800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1574683200">-      Drive would stop responding on read retry Step 50 of Controller code correction.
      * In extremely rare cases, internal drive testing found that if I_T nexus loss is greater than 2 seconds, data loss might occur. If this rare condition occurs, the drive reports sense code 06/29/04 (HDD executed internal reboot), which displays on the screen and is entered in the drive log.
    
      * Drive may report sense code 02/04/02 instead of 02/04/01 if MODE SENSE and MODE SELECT command come before drive ready. The drive name will no longer display in the list, and the system will not be able to access the drive until the system is power-cycled or reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1627992000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1628078400">-     This firmware fixes a condition that could cause the heads to land on the
    media in an emergency power off situation, and eliminates a command timeout
    issue. Some internal logging operations were refined at the same time.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664452800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664539200">-      Provides proactive protection against contamination built up on the media and air-bearing surface of the heads by increased routine "sweeping" of the media surface.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1680264000">-      Provides proactive protection against contamination built up on the media and air-bearing surface of the heads by increased routine "sweeping" of the media surface.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG3" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1585137600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1585224000">-      Fixed a PSuite FwCheck L5005 error at the time of Support Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) execution.
      * Fixed a L4500 error at the time of device WWN update.
      * Fixed a write CMD timeout at the time of SPL happens during sanitize.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1598270400">-       Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1614772800">-       Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1630670400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1630756800">-     This FW release deploys an Enhanced Media Scan algorithm that addresses an
    issue when the host system does not provide enough idle time for drive's
    Foreground Media Scan to be activated, which is needed to ensure long term
    drive reliability. It also addresses few minor issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1681387200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1681473600">-      Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL issued.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL issued</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="8ef4645dd66200255d41b97ab89a0b3d6e9cd02a618ba7134dafc9cb85237d05" name="firmware-hdd-8f501d6cf1" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD4" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1640174400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1640260800">-      Fix command timeout and uncorrectable error improvement.
      * Added features for SAS4 auto power swtiching and thermal requirement.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1658232000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1658318400">-      FW update to eliminate the risk of data error at unexpected power-off during specific I/O combination.
      * Adjust SoC clock in fw to bridge the LBA info. transfer timing gap and remove the risk of buffer CRC error.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1701172800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1701259200">-      Fix for SAS core dump issue in specific configuration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1726142400">-      Maintenance firmware release to introduce fixes from previous firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1731672000">-      Maintenance firmware release to introduce fixes from previous firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1761048000">-      Added fix to address a rare case where drive health queries can trigger false drive predictive failure.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="55113065e28e63c620ccf59b18253b23a39944acb7538de114d674b8b8619792" name="firmware-hdd-8fafc9efb2" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD8" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1580299200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1580385600">-      Enhancement improved perfromance during a raid 5 drive rebuild.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1615464000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1615550400">-      Change Vendor Identification Field (VID data) from "HP" to "HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1630843200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1630929600">-      Reduced the occurrence probability of PMIC busy issue. 
      * Fixed the system data error at the drive power on issue. 
      * When the PLP operation starts, the waiting Unmap request to the 4KB not-aligned host write area is canceled to be able to complete PLP correctly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1652529600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Reduced the occurrence probability of PMIC busy issue. 
      * Fixed the system data error at the drive power on issue. 
      * When the PLP operation starts, the waiting Unmap request to the 4KB not-aligned host write area is canceled to be able to complete PLP correctly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-4.1" date="1666094400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-4.1" date="1666180800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-4.1" date="1666267200">-      Reduced the occurrence probability of PMIC busy issue. 
      * Fixed the system data error at the drive power on issue. 
      * When the PLP operation starts, the waiting Unmap request to the 4KB not-aligned host write area is canceled to be able to complete PLP correctly.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1666612800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1666699200">-      Reduced the occurrence probability of PMIC busy issue by stopping PLP capacity check to reduce i2c access to PMIC.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1680264000">-      Reduced the occurrence probability of PMIC busy issue by stopping PLP capacity check to reduce i2c access to PMIC.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1713009600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1761048000">-      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.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="1ae2ea17b7661bb2d2409f06a4e2f2508f3c5dcd351a7ac0230aad2502d9efcc" name="firmware-hdd-92d876cfea" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4ICRHPK3" rel="15.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3" date="1617105600">-      Fixed issues described in Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00111900en_us.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-2.1" date="1618142400">-      Added support for Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-2.1" date="1618228800">-      The issue affects SSDs with an HPE firmware version prior to 4ICRHPK3 that may result in SSD failure starting at 4,700 hours of operation, neither the SSD nor the data can be recovered, after the SSD failure occurs.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00111900en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-3.1" date="1632312000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-3.1" date="1632398400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-3.1" date="1632484800">-      The issue affects SSDs with an HPE firmware version prior to 4ICRHPK3 that may result in SSD failure starting at 4,700 hours of operation, neither the SSD nor the data can be recovered, after the SSD failure occurs.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00111900en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-4.1" date="1652529600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-4.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-4.1" date="1652702400">-      The issue affects SSDs with an HPE firmware version prior to 4ICRHPK3 that may result in SSD failure starting at 4,700 hours of operation, neither the SSD nor the data can be recovered, after the SSD failure occurs.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00111900en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-5.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-5.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-7.1" date="1692619200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-7.1" date="1692705600">-      Fixed CA &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00126514en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-8.1" date="1710849600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-8.1" date="1710936000">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-9.1" date="1711022400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-9.1" date="1711108800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-10.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-10.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-11.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-11.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-12.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-12.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-13.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-14.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-14.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4ICRHPK3-15.1" date="1760184000">-      The issue affects SSDs with an HPE firmware version prior to 4ICRHPK3 that may result in SSD failure starting at 4,700 hours of operation, neither the SSD nor the data can be recovered, after the SSD failure occurs.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00111900en_us&gt;
      * Fixed CA &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00126514en_us&gt;</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="c6bbc1f54ca33e16d38495cfacd8f9fcbb7ae4305aaa1298f8e83bb8e6373034" name="firmware-hdd-9475583fb5" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1680264000">-      Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="38a96575f91b2ebf28e56cc1ef947119f00cf3eb99842324c1c351cc1c7c0361" name="firmware-hdd-951aefd63e" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="MPK7825Q" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q" date="1652875200">-     Please refer to SID8624 wtih the reason that why upgrade requiremnet need to
    be set to Critical</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q" date="1652961600">-      Contains critical fix for issue where failure to send MI command completion could result in drive reporting 0GB until power cycled.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00123725en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-2.1" date="1661256000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Contains critical fix for issue where failure to send MI command completion could result in drive reporting 0GB until power cycled.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00123725en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-3.1" date="1666180800">-      Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-3.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-4.1" date="1678363200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-4.1" date="1678449600">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-5.1" date="1692619200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7625Q-5.1" date="1692705600">-      Fixed CA &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00126514en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q" date="1725364800">-      Fix for Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) issue which might occur.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-2.1" date="1731412800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-2.1" date="1731499200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fix for Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) issue which might occur.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-4.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK7825Q-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix for Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) issue which might occur.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="af3b72a13526c8d4f1efb6a3cc348f20cd4cd8f4044e559501322b932703775e" name="firmware-hdd-9ad359dac1" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPDB" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1554897600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1554984000">-      The new firmware improves robustness during dual port heavy workload environments for both runtime and after sudden power off events.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1555070400">-      Firmware version HPD5 fixes an issue where drive may fail with command timeout messages.  This condition may occur within a few days of initial use if a very small amount of data is written to the drives and they are left powered on without additional data being written to the drive.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1564228800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1564315200">-      Added Support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1564401600">-      Firmware version HPD5 fixes an issue where drive may fail with command timeout messages.  This condition may occur within a few days of initial use if a very small amount of data is written to the drives and they are left powered on without additional data being written to the drive.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1564488000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1564574400">-      Improved perfromance during a raid 5 drive rebuild.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-5.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-5.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-6.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-6.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1616414400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1616500800">-      Change Vendor Identification Field (VID data) from "HP" to "HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB" date="1713009600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-5.1" date="1761048000">-      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.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPDD" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1496836800">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or a ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1496923200">-     *Problems Fixed:**
    
      * This firmware implements the Firmware Security Log Page.
    
      * This firmware contains a change to prevent occasional command completion times in the 4-5 second window when command is received just as the drive is transitioning from active to Idle A.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1524571200">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to an HPE Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or an HPE ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the SPP and HP SUM.**
      * **Customers who already installed firmware version HPD3 do not need to update to HPD3(B).**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1524657600">-      Added support for SmartRAID 3154-8e RAID controller.
      * Added support for HPE Smart Array P824i-p MR Gen10 controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1524744000">-      Added FW binary unencrypted</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1547380800">-          * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
        * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager
        * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..,</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1547467200">-      Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1562500800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1562587200">-      New servo which disables a feature that could cause unrecoverable data errors. 
      * A fix to prevent the drive from becoming unresponsive during certain mixed read/write random workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1604318400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1604404800">-      This update improves performance for random read workloads with delays between reads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1624449600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1624536000">-     This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE',
    in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1647777600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1647864000">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB" date="1670932800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB" date="1671019200">-      Fixes the Power Coordination algorithm which ensures the drive will properly negotiate power with SPL-2 and newer compliant controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-2.1" date="1672747200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-2.1" date="1672833600">-      Fixes the Power Coordination algorithm which ensures the drive will properly negotiate power with SPL-2 and newer compliant controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC" date="1692705600">-      Optimize sensor reporting to improve failure rate - AFR (Annual Failure Rate) metrics</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-4.1" date="1726056000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDC-4.1" date="1726142400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDD" date="1726228800">-      Fixing Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDD-2.1" date="1741867200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDD-2.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDD-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDD-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDD-4.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixing Maximum Temperature Reporting in system log</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD5" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1598443200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1598529600">-      Increased Queue Size from 32 to 128 to be equal to the max number of chips.
      * Refresh NM SRAM area periodically only when idle as a possible work around on NM SRAM parity error.
      * Change the error response as 0x3 (SP_Busy) or 0x07 ( NO_SESSION_AVAILABLE) when host attempts to open another session while a session is already opened.
      * Disable verify compare if APP_CHK=0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1614600000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1614686400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1614772800">-      Modify Drive Vendor Identification String (VID) in Inquiry page from "HP" to "HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1689940800">-      Fix for V6 Read disturb issue (which might have caused data integrity issue) and other issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix for V6 Read disturb issue (which might have caused data integrity issue) and other issues.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00136659en_us</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPK6" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2" date="1671451200">-      Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2" date="1671537600">-      Added Relaxed Ordering feature in drive FW and fixed some bugs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-2.1" date="1674820800">-      Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-2.1" date="1674907200">-      Added Relaxed Ordering feature in drive FW and fixed some bugs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-3.1" date="1674993600">-      Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-3.1" date="1675080000">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK2-3.1" date="1675166400">-      Added Relaxed Ordering feature in drive FW and fixed some bugs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK4" date="1692705600">-      Fix bugs found in the previous version and improve on TTR (Time To Ready) requirement to fix device temporarily not found issue after hot-plug.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5" date="1709640000">-      Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5" date="1709726400">-      Prioritize disabling Non-Fatal Error reporting at the beginning of FLR processing.
      * Fix known FW bug PI/CI indexing issue.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-2.1" date="1711022400">-      Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-2.1" date="1711108800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-5.1" date="1732622400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK5-5.1" date="1732708800">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6" date="1733486400">-      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: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6-2.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6-3.1" date="1742904000">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6-3.1" date="1742990400">-      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: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPK6-5.1" date="1761048000">-      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: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD2" rel="10.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1568721600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1568808000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1626264000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1626350400">-     Reliability enhancements and VENDOR IDENTIFICATION field change from "HP" to
    HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-7.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-8.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-9.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-10.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1680264000">-      Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1713096000">-      High Security Enablement support FIPs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix contains optimization to increase the time for Recovery operation and few checks for maintenance.</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1584273600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1584360000">-      Fixed a timeout error and improved performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1599393600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1599480000">-      This update includes a fix that prevents unrecoverable read errors in highly localized write intensive workload, and a new servo code revision that improves performance under specific vibration conditions.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1627905600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1627992000">-      This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE', in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1648555200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1648641600">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664280000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664366400">-      Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1670932800">-      Fixes an issue in previou version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1680264000">-      Fixes an issue in previou version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-7.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-7.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-8.1" date="1760529600">-</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1583928000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1584014400">-      Fixed a timeout error and improved performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1598270400">-       Added support for RHEL 8.2.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1614772800">-       Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1619697600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1619784000">-      This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE', in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1648555200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1648641600">-     Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664280000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664366400">-      Fixes an issue in previou version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1670932800">-      Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1680264000">-      Fixes an issue in previous version where the Inquiry model number is reported incorrectly for first few seconds after the drive is powered on</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-7.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-7.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-8.1" date="1760529600">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG5" rel="13.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1519646400">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or a ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1519732800">-      Fixes an issue where the drive may become unresponsive and stop functioning under certain initial usage conditions (eg, idle, low workloads, or continuous system reboot).
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00041830en_us&gt;.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1525262400">-      **Online firmware flashing of drives attached to an HPE Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or an HPE ProLiant host bus adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.**
      * **Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the SPP and HP SUM.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1525348800">-      Added support for HPE Smart Array P824i-p MR Gen10 controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1528718400">-     Firmware version HPG3 addresses the following issues:
    
      * Corrects the potential for drives to become unresponsive. For details about this issue, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin: HPE Solid State Drives (SSD) - SSD FIRMWARE UPGRADE REQUIRED to Prevent a Higher Than Expected Failure Rate Noted on Certain Model SSD Drives: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00048133en_us&gt;.   
      * Improves drive reliability by including the latest firmware maintenance updates.  
      
    After HPG3 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG3 firmware will be
    active on the drive. The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the
    next drive power cycle.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1547380800">-       
      * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..,</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1547467200">-     Firmware version HPG3(C) addresses the following issue :
    
      * Added a fix for changing the order of write buffer modes in the flash engine.
    
    Firmware version HPG3 addresses the following issues:
    
      * Corrects the potential for drives to become unresponsive. For details about this issue, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin: HPE Solid State Drives (SSD) - SSD FIRMWARE UPGRADE REQUIRED to Prevent a Higher Than Expected Failure Rate Noted on Certain Model SSD Drives: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00048133en_us&gt;.   
      * Improves drive reliability by including the latest firmware maintenance updates.  
      
    After HPG3 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG3 firmware will be
    active on the drive. The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the
    next drive power cycle.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1562068800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1562155200">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1565438400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-3.1" date="1572782400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-4.1" date="1598097600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL:&lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-5.1" date="1614600000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-5.1" date="1614686400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-5.1" date="1614772800">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-6.1" date="1632312000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-6.1" date="1632398400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-6.1" date="1632484800">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-7.1" date="1652529600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-7.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-7.1" date="1652702400">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-8.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-8.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-9.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-9.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-10.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-10.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-11.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-11.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-12.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-12.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5-13.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixes a rare link loss issue and adds enhancements for drive reliability.
      * After HPG5 firmware is downloaded to the drive, the new HPG5 firmware will be active on the drive.
      * The new drive bootloader code will be activated after the next drive power cycle.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00072768en_us&gt;</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD5" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1658232000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1658318400">-      Removed printed circuit board assembly serial number from product serial number field on VPD 80h</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1730548800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1730635200">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1730721600">-      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.
      * Adding other logging and FW enhancements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1741953600">-      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.
      * Adding other logging and FW enhancements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1760529600">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="78c72c76bcd1da4096a415e955e2e2550e96900ccfb86a0c79e847af37bf9d42" name="firmware-hdd-b1c9eaf74c" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPDB" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1524657600">-       Added support for HPE Smart Array P824i-p MR Gen10 Controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1524744000">-      This firmware includes a fix for an issue that could cause timeout errors during certain sequential write corner cases. There is also a fix for slow response time during random write workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1547294400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1547380800">-      Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1547467200">-      This firmware includes a fix for an issue where a drive could become format corrupt after a power cycle if write commands were being executed before the power loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1562500800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1562587200">-      New servo which prevents the drive from posting non-media errors.
      * A fix to prevent the drive from becoming unresponsive during certain mixed read/write random workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1572264000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1572350400">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1572436800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1572523200">-      This firmware includes a change to reduce response times on random read/write workloads where commands are sent at slow interval (one every few hundred milliseconds).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-3.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1618747200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1618833600">-      This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE', in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1647777600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1647864000">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1666094400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1666180800">-      Firmware adds support for new humidity sensor</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1670932800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA" date="1671019200">-      Fixes the Power Coordination algorithm which ensures the drive will properly negotiate power with SPL-2 and newer compliant controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1672747200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-2.1" date="1672833600">-      Fixes the Power Coordination algorithm which ensures the drive will properly negotiate power with SPL-2 and newer compliant controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configuratioans.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-3.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-6.1" date="1738584000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDA-6.1" date="1738670400">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB" date="1738756800">-      Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPDB-3.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixes the Firmware version HPDB adds compatibility with the latest NAND generation for continuity of supply.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD9" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1524657600">-        Added support for HPE Smart Array P824i-p MR Gen10 Controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1524744000">-      This firmware includes a fix for an issue that could cause timeout errors during certain sequential write corner cases. There is also a fix for slow response time during random write workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1547294400">-          * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
        * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager
        * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..,</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1547380800">-      Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1547467200">-      This firmware includes a fix for an issue that could cause timeout errors during certain sequential write corner cases. There is also a fix for slow response time during random write workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1557835200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1557921600">-     This firmware includes
    
      * New servo which prevents the drive from posting non-media errors
      * A fix for an issue where the drive could become unresponsive after a hard reset</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1572264000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1572350400">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1572436800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1572523200">-      This firmware includes a change to reduce response times on random read/write workloads where commands are sent at slow interval (one every few hundred milliseconds).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1614772800">-      Added Support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1618747200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1618833600">-      This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE', in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1647777600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6" date="1647864000">-      Firmware addresses a hot plug reporting concern</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1666094400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1666180800">-      Firmware adds support for new humidity sensor</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1670932800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1671019200">-      Fixes the Power Coordination algorithm which ensures the drive will properly negotiate power with SPL-2 and newer compliant controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1748174400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1748347200">-      Regular FW maintenance release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1761048000">-      Regular FW maintenance release.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG3" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1622635200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1622721600">-      The FW version is Changed from HPG0 to HPG1. Changed the thermal throttling scheme. SMART 60 was matched with Tcase 70 and Run the thermal throttling at SMART 65.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1644148800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2" date="1644235200">-      Support new PCB H/W with new temperature sensor.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-4.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1679745600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG2-5.1" date="1679832000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1679918400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1680004800">-      Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Improve the FW about data mismatch after SPL</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG7" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1560859200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1560945600">-      Corrects a potential unresponsiveness during a Secure Erase operation, and fixes an incorrect error reporting issue during certain SATA protocol transfers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6" date="1599048000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6" date="1599134400">-      HPG6 introduces bug fixes, reliability enhancement and modification in SMART Attributes. Once HPG6 is downloaded, the drive cannot be changed back to an earlier firmware (eg, HPG3).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-2.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-3.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-3.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-4.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-4.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-5.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-5.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-6.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-6.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-7.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-7.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7" date="1682337600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7" date="1682424000">-      Fixes a false indication of rare capacitor test failure</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-2.1" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * High Security Enablement support FIPs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG7-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fixes a false indication of rare capacitor test failure</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="4fcce98b217a4fe670dace26c0a10e111d9d617ff802995cb54bd1a529075ec8" name="firmware-hdd-c7df7ceedb" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD9" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1547294400">-          * Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
        * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1547380800">-      Added support for SLES15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1547467200">-      Removes a vendor unique sense code that the controller does not handle properly.
      * Includes changes to eliminate the cause of a potential hang condition.
      * Changes some settings to comply with Microsoft Storage Spaces Certification requirements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1574596800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1574683200">-      Free up more DRAM for user data to improve DRAM management.
    
      * Drive would stop responding on read retry Step 50 of Controller code correction.
    
      * In extremely rare cases, internal drive testing found that if I_T nexus loss is greater than 2 seconds, data loss might occur. If this rare condition occurs, the drive reports sense code 06/29/04 (HDD executed internal reboot), which displays on the screen and is entered in the drive log.
    
      * Drive may report sense code 02/04/02 instead of 02/04/01 if MODE SENSE and MODE SELECT command come before drive ready. The drive name will no longer display in the list, and the system will not be able to access the drive until the system is power-cycled or reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1624968000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1625054400">-     This firmware provides a change to the Vendor ID in the VPD page that refers
    to HP instead of HPE.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1627992000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7" date="1628078400">-     This firmware fixes a condition that could cause the heads to land on the
    media in an emergency power off situation, and another condition that can lead
    to high-fly write, and eliminates a command timeout issue. Some internal
    logging operations were refined at the same time.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD7-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664366400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1664452800">-      Provides proactive protection against contamination built up on the media and air-bearing surface of the heads by increased routine "sweeping" of the media surface.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-2.1" date="1680264000">-      Provides proactive protection against contamination built up on the media and air-bearing surface of the heads by increased routine "sweeping" of the media surface.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-3.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8-6.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="e7fdcc658931d881dbbdd51c23b3d06ec5797d0326377555cc3e5d7416084c99" name="firmware-hdd-c993b31232" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG6" rel="7.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1590580800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1590667200">-      This firmware release provides additional protections against hangs in certain corner cases, and cleans up some error handling and command behavior issues.
      * It also fixes a firmware bug that caused significant performance degradation in abnormally long data transfers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-4.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-4.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1661428800">-      Improvement in mixed READ/WRITE performance, which was causing a field issue at an HPE customer</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6" date="1666008000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode  is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6" date="1666094400">-      Improvement in mixed READ/WRITE performance, which was causing a field issue at an HPE customer - Improve random mix performance in TL=2048k and 512k</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-2.1" date="1680264000">-      Improvement in mixed READ/WRITE performance, which was causing a field issue at an HPE customer - Improve random mix performance in TL=2048k and 512k</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-3.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-3.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-6.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-6.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6-7.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="01fde7034f962600272c1a449a433db225539453b6dafe05879ae28bfdc723a3" name="firmware-hdd-ca21e169e2" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="14.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1568721600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1" date="1568808000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations. 
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-14.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD0" date="1626177600">-      TBD</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1626264000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1626350400">-     This firmware version updates the Vendor ID in the standard inquiry to 'HPE',
    in previous versions it was 'HP.'</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1664280000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1664366400">-      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</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1680264000">-      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</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1710244800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1710331200">-      High Security Enablement support FIPs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-6.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-6.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-7.1" date="1760529600">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD4" rel="5.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1568894400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1568980800">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.  
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1623672000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1623758400">-      VENDOR IDENTIFICATION field change from "HP" to "HPE".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1670846400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager. 
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1670932800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-6.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-6.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-7.1" date="1711540800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-7.1" date="1711627200">-      High Security Enablement support FIPs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1711800000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1711886400">-      Corrective actions to fix potential background media scan issue.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1748347200">-     Added Support for RHEL 10</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-5.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG1" rel="15.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-4.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-5.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-6.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-7.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-8.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-9.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-10.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-11.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-12.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-13.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-14.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-14.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG1-15.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD6" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1658232000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1658318400">-      Removed printed circuit board assembly serial number from product serial number field on VPD 80h</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-6.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1738670400">-      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.
      * Adding other logging and FW enhancements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD6-2.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD3" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1632312000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1632398400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1632484800">-      VENDOR IDENTIFICATION field changed from "HP" to "HPE" and Reliability improvements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-2.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-3.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-4.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2-5.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1695729600">-      Firmware contains fix for bug that may cause drive to perform self-initiated reset in systems where maximum queue depth of 128 is exceeded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1710244800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1710331200">-      High Security Enablement support FIPs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1748347200">-     Added Support for RHEL 10</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-6.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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<package pkgid="b1fe34857f491dbd3daca844ac3cc8d09838b0fafe6250e7fc9e6f248b63fa71" name="firmware-hdd-e0171a2936" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG6" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1687780800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1687867200">-      Improves data integrity
      * Decreases possibility of data corruption in certain error and timing conditions
      * Reduces the probability of hangs and provide a minor performance improvement</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1713009600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-2.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-2.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-4.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-4.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1764590400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1764676800">-      Added support for SLES16.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG6" date="1768651200">-     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. Several maintenance items are included in this
    firmware revision that reduce the probability of hangs and provide a minor
    performance improvement.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="6f0f7ddbf954db11bfac41e02bda371373371c79711631462591ac9ec6bbe591" name="firmware-hdd-e320db791d" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="MPK78H5Q" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK71H5Q" date="1605787200">-      Improve overhead in handling of first packet to limit the incidence of NACKs due to lost byte from second packet
      * Maintain Class Code value in a buffer area when link is down. Copy maintained Class Code from buffer to PCIe Config Space on link-up
      * Change 'Percent Endurance Used' value reported in a Workload Log Page ( D6h ) to report actual endurance value</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK73H5Q" date="1614686400">-      Optimized T-offset setting .
      * Change MQES setting to 8192.
      * Code change to set 'Slot Clock Configuration bit in Link Status register.
      * Fixed LED Behavior misaligned specs issue.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3H5Q-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Optimized T-offset setting .
      * Change MQES setting to 8192.
      * Code change to set 'Slot Clock Configuration bit in Link Status register.
      * Fixed LED Behavior misaligned specs issue.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q" date="1619784000">-      Fixed False UECC issue at idle power mode (12.8TB and 15.36TB only).
      * Apply PCLK running PHY option, PLL clock disable can be avoided in lane 0 missing case.
      * Old FW download Blocking.
      * FW is changed off the option of TX data alignment for each lane.
      * FW is changed to clear the interrupt after TLP Complete when PCIe config read operation.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00113342en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-2.1" date="1621771200">-      Added support for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-2.1" date="1621857600">-      Fixed False UECC issue at idle power mode (12.8TB and 15.36TB only).
      * Apply PCLK running PHY option, PLL clock disable can be avoided in lane 0 missing case.
      * Old FW download Blocking.
      * FW is changed off the option of TX data alignment for each lane.
      * FW is changed to clear the interrupt after TLP Complete when PCIe config read operation.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00113342en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-3.1" date="1632312000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-3.1" date="1632398400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-3.1" date="1632484800">-      Fixed False UECC issue at idle power mode (12.8TB and 15.36TB only).
      * Apply PCLK running PHY option, PLL clock disable can be avoided in lane 0 missing case.
      * Old FW download Blocking.
      * FW is changed off the option of TX data alignment for each lane.
      * FW is changed to clear the interrupt after TLP Complete when PCIe config read operation.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00113342en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-4.1" date="1652529600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-4.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK75H5Q-4.1" date="1652702400">-      Fixed False UECC issue at idle power mode (12.8TB and 15.36TB only).
      * Apply PCLK running PHY option, PLL clock disable can be avoided in lane 0 missing case.
      * Old FW download Blocking.
      * FW is changed off the option of TX data alignment for each lane.
      * FW is changed to clear the interrupt after TLP Complete when PCIe config read operation.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00113342en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q" date="1652875200">-     Please refer to SID8624 wtih the reason that why upgrade requiremnet need to
    be set to Critical</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q" date="1652961600">-      Contains critical fix for issue where failure to send MI command completion could result in drive reporting 0GB until power cycled.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00123725en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q-2.1" date="1661342400">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q-2.1" date="1661428800">-      Contains critical fix for issue where failure to send MI command completion could result in drive reporting 0GB until power cycled.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00123725en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q-4.1" date="1681300800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q-4.1" date="1681387200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q-5.1" date="1692619200">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK76H5Q-5.1" date="1692705600">-      Fixed CA &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00126514en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q" date="1725364800">-      Fix for Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) issue which might occur.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-2.1" date="1731412800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-2.1" date="1731499200">-      This component provides support only for VMD enabled Intel VROC platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-3.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-3.1" date="1731672000">-      Fix for Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) issue which might occur.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-4.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the displayed message of direct attached NVMe firmware flashing to align FW activation result by OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; MPK78H5Q-6.1" date="1761048000">-      Fix for Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) issue which might occur.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Advisory at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142315en_us&gt;</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPG5" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1629028800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3" date="1629115200">-     This firmware revision corrects a rare situation where a Cryptographic Erase
    could result in random data instead of the expected deterministic zeros. This
    is judged as low severity because it does not compromise user data or
    security, but justifies the update to preclude potential security concerns.
    There are several items that reduce the probability of hangs and provide some
    minor performance improvements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-2.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-3.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1666180800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG3-5.1" date="1666267200">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1678881600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4" date="1678968000">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-2.1" date="1713009600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-2.1" date="1713096000">-      Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1721304000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-3.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-4.1" date="1731585600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-4.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG4-5.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPG5" date="1760184000">-      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.</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD4" rel="4.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1554292800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1" date="1554379200">-      Fix for a potential timeout.
      * Self-Test code is now logged in the correct location.
      * Fix for a potential error during error recovery.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1589284800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to aSmart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for Proliantand Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like(B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD1-4.1" date="1589371200">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1589457600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD2" date="1589544000">-      Needed to support Samsung 16G DRAM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1598529600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3" date="1598616000">-      This release corrects logical block address mismatches that could results in partial or total data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-2.1" date="1614772800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1632398400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-3.1" date="1632484800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1652616000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-4.1" date="1652702400">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-5.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-6.1" date="1680177600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD3-6.1" date="1680264000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1732190400">-      Fixes the potential drive hang issue after POH exceed 6.5 years. We suggest customers to update the FW as soon as possible to prevent inconvenience.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142174en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1741953600">-      Fixes the potential drive hang issue after POH exceed 6.5 years. We suggest customers to update the FW as soon as possible to prevent inconvenience.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00142174en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-4.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="HPD9" rel="10.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1556020800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4" date="1556107200">-      This firmware release provides a more graceful termination of certain commands and prevents a read/write command hang under an unusual timing condition when resuming from a suspend operation</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1565524800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-2.1" date="1565611200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1572868800">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc...</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD4-3.1" date="1572955200">-      Added support for RHEL8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1591790400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5" date="1591876800">-      This firmware release provides additional protections against hangs in certain corner cases, and cleans up some error handling and command behavior issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1598184000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD5-2.1" date="1598270400">-      Added support for RHEL 8.2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1614686400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD8" date="1614772800">-      This firmware release provides additional protections against hangs in certain corner cases, and cleans up some error handling and command behavior issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1627992000">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode or Host Bus Adapter (HBA) is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9" date="1628078400">-     This firmware release provides additional protection against command timeouts.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1629806400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1629892800">-      Added support for RHEL 8.4 and SLES15SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-2.1" date="1629979200">-      This firmware release provides additional protection against command timeouts.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00117258en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652529600">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652616000">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-3.1" date="1652702400">-      This firmware release provides additional protection against command timeouts.
      * For more information, refer to HPE Customer Bulletin at the following URL: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00117258en_us&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-4.1" date="1661342400">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-4.1" date="1661428800">-      Added support for RHEL 9.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-6.1" date="1712923200">-      Online firmware flashing of drives attached to a Smart Array controller running in Zero Memory (ZM) mode is NOT supported. Only offline firmware flashing of drives is supported for these configurations.
      * Online drive firmware update available for Smart Array Controllers configured in systems running supported Linux, Microsoft Windows, and VMware environments. All other OSes would require an offline update using the Service Pack for ProLiant and Smart Update Manager.
      * Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc..</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-6.1" date="1713009600">-      Fix component SAS core dump issue which along with NVMe drives behind MR controllers on certain platform flashing.
      * Fix NVMe drive component failed to update problem behind more than 2 MR controllers on certain platform.
      * Fix NVMe drive component which shows wrong behavior message against the flash result.
      * Fix SPP force upgrade flash component problem on certain drive family.
      * Support firmware flash in OS FIPS enabled mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-7.1" date="1721304000">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-7.1" date="1721390400">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-8.1" date="1731585600">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-8.1" date="1731672000">-      Fixed flashing issue through SDR method</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-9.1" date="1748260800">-      Customers who already installed latest firmware version do not need to update to sub version like (B) (C) (D) etc.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-9.1" date="1748347200">-      Added support for RHEL 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; HPD9-10.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="d4b57fa432793af357c31ad29889afda5cf4c7d10543d175327f62f65ea7b8f9" name="firmware-hdd-intel-optane-pel1k375ga" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="E2010603" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; E2010603-1.1" date="1712404800">-     Added SUSE Linux 15 for COM support</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="84554e850710f76c18ba689b4bbafc67cc1d0c20a5b45a3b731095a1f5c9a84e" name="firmware-iegen10" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="0.2.3.0" rel="8.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.0.28" date="1496836800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.2.6" date="1504785600">-     Added support for HPE Core Boost Technology.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.2.6" date="1504872000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where HPE Jitter support may not respond to configuration
    changes from the Integrated Lights-Out webpage.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.4.4" date="1510747200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.4.4" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This is a new release of HPE Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware revision
    0.1.4.4. System ROM V1.26 must be installed prior to updating to IE FW
    0.1.4.4. This revision of the IE FW is required for updating the Intel
    Platform Service (SPS) Firmware revision 04.00.04.288 and later. It should be
    installed prior to updating to SPS FW 04.00.04.288 or later. SPS FW
    04.00.04.288 mitigates security vulnerability CVE-2017-5706
    (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706) and
    CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709).
    It is anticipated that details regarding these security vulnerabilities will
    be published to these links on November 20,2017. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.  
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System ROM V1.26  
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This is a new release of HPE Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware revision
    0.1.4.4. System ROM V1.26 must be installed prior to updating to IE FW
    0.1.4.4. This revision of the IE FW is required for updating the Intel
    Platform Service (SPS) Firmware revision 04.00.04.288 and later. It should be
    installed prior to updating to SPS FW 04.00.04.288 or later. SPS FW
    04.00.04.288 mitigates security vulnerability CVE-2017-5706
    (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706) and
    CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709).
    It is anticipated that details regarding these security vulnerabilities will
    be published to these links on November 20,2017. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.5.2" date="1512993600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
     HPE Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware 0.1.4.4 has been removed from the web for
    the following reasons:
    
    1\. Systems could experience a rare issue where processor and memory
    temperatures stop reporting, resulting in increased system fan speeds. This
    issue is seen during a system reboot and is only recovered by another system
    reset. This issue did not exist with previous versions of the Innovation
    Engine Firmware.
    
    2\. Systems configured with Jitter Smoothing support could experience a rare
    issue where on a given boot the functionality does not function. Resetting the
    system typically corrects the issue. This issue did not exist with previous
    versions of the Innovation Engine Firmware.
    
    3\. Systems configured with the Intel Xeon Scalable 6143 Gold and 8165
    Platinum processors with HPE's Core Boosting support enabled could experience
    a rare issue where on a given boot the functionality does not function.
    Resetting the system typically corrects the issue. This issue did not exist
    with previous versions of the Innovation Engine Firmware.
    
    This is a new release of HPE Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware revision
    0.1.5.2 to replace IE version 0.1.4.4. If updating from IE version 0.1.4.4,
    follow the installation notes. If updating from an IE version prior to 0.1.4.4
    please read the following note.
    
    System ROM V1.26 must be installed prior to updating to IE FW 0.1.5.2. This
    revision of the IE FW is required for updating the Intel Platform Service
    (SPS) Firmware revision 04.00.04.288 and later. It should be installed prior
    to updating to SPS FW 04.00.04.288 or later. SPS FW 04.00.04.288 mitigates
    security vulnerability CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706) and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org
    /cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709). The details regarding these security
    vulnerabilities were published to these links on November 20,2017. These
    security vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System ROM V1.26 or later  
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Innovation Engine Firmware
    0.1.4.4 could experience a rare issue where processor and memory temperatures
    stop reporting, resulting in increased system fan speeds. This issue is seen
    during a system reboot and is only recovered by another system reset. This
    issue did not exist with previous versions of the Innovation Engine Firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Innovation Engine Firmware
    0.1.4.4 and Jitter Smoothing support could experience a rare issue where on a
    given boot the functionality does not function. Resetting the system typically
    corrects the issue. This issue did not exist with previous versions of the
    Innovation Engine Firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Innovation Engine Firmware
    0.1.4.4 and the Intel Xeon Scalable 6143 Gold and 8165 Platinum processors
    with HPE's Core Boosting support enabled could experience a rare issue where
    on a given boot the functionality does not function. Resetting the system
    typically corrects the issue. This issue did not exist with previous versions
    of the Innovation Engine Firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    This flash component will report the Current Revision of the Innovation Engine
    FW as "n/a" when updating the Innovation Engine FW. This does not affect the
    flash update or impact how the Innovation Engine FW operates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.6.1" date="1525780800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System ROM V1.26 or later
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) web interface may
    incorrectly report the Innovation Engine is running in a degraded state.
    
    Addressed an issue where memory telemetry data may not be reported properly in
    the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) web interface or through the HPE RESTful API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Innovation Engine Firmware flash would fail if a
    previous flash attempt was interrupted and not completed successfully.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    This flash component will report the Current Revision of the Innovation Engine
    FW as "n/a" when updating the Innovation Engine FW. This does not affect the
    flash update or impact how the Innovation Engine FW operates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.1.6.1-3.1" date="1544184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 0.1.6.1(C) contains updates to the component packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 0.1.6.1.  It is not necessary to upgrade with
    Revision C if a previous component Revision was used to upgrade the firmware
    to version 0.1.6.1.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System ROM V1.26 or later  
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) web interface may
    incorrectly report the Innovation Engine is running in a degraded state.
    
    Addressed an issue where memory telemetry data may not be reported properly in
    the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) web interface or through the HPE RESTful API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Innovation Engine Firmware flash would fail if a
    previous flash attempt was interrupted and not completed successfully.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    This flash component will report the Current Revision of the Innovation Engine
    FW as "n/a" when updating the Innovation Engine FW. This does not affect the
    flash update or impact how the Innovation Engine FW operates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.0.11" date="1550059200">-     Added support for Intel Xeon Scalable Performance 3200, 4200, 5200, 6200 and
    8200 series processors.
    
    Added support for HPE system performance monitoring and workload performance
    advisor. This feature also requires Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) firmware
    version 1.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.0.11" date="1550145600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where updates to the Intel Server Platform
    Services (SPS) firmware may fail.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    This flash component will report the Current Revision of the Innovation Engine
    FW as "n/a" when updating the Innovation Engine FW. This does not affect the
    flash update or impact how the Innovation Engine FW operates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.1.2-2.1" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.2.0" date="1585742400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where Processor or Memory temperature
    reporting may not be collected properly by the platform and the system fans
    may be running faster than expected. This issue has been seen occasionally
    after a server reboot and is typically corrected with a subsequent server
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.2.2" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where processor or memory temperature
    reporting may stop reporting properly or report a constant reading after
    servers have been operating over an extended period of time without an AC
    power cycle.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.2.3" date="1630065600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Address an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware may be unresponsive and
    iLO Firmware may report "Update Failed" after flashing the Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware via RESTful update.  The flash will have been performed
    successfully, but the system must be reset for IE Firmware to function
    properly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.3.0" date="1645704000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours. On some systems this could result in a brief drop in CPU utilization or
    network traffic lasting less than a second.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.3.0-3.1" date="1700136000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 0.2.3.0(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally
    equivalent to ver. 0.2.3.0. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision B if
    a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version
    0.2.3.0.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours. On some systems this could result in a brief drop in CPU utilization or
    network traffic lasting less than a second.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.3.0-6.1" date="1745496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 0.2.3.0(F) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally
    equivalent to ver. 0.2.3.0. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision F if
    a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version
    0.2.3.0.
    
    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant
    2024.11.00.00.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours. On some systems this could result in a brief drop in CPU utilization or
    network traffic lasting less than a second.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.2.3.0-8.1" date="1758542400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 0.2.3.0(H) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is functionally
    equivalent to ver. 0.2.3.0. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision H if
    a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to version
    0.2.3.0.
    
    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant
    2024.11.00.00.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours. On some systems this could result in a brief drop in CPU utilization or
    network traffic lasting less than a second.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="68d0546178be4c47c10bb2c01daf7b4c1b7bf3e190129afc7ebc111a0e3775d0" name="firmware-iegen10plus" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.0.22" rel="9.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0.20" date="1623326400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0.22" date="1648641600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0.22-3.1" date="1700136000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.0.22(C) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.0.22. It is not necessary to upgrade with
    Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware
    to version 1.0.0.22.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0.22-6.1" date="1745496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.0.22(F) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.0.22. It is not necessary to upgrade with
    Revision F if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware
    to version 1.0.0.22.
    
    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant
    2024.11.00.00.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0.22-9.1" date="1766750400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.0.22(I) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 1.0.0.22. It is not necessary to upgrade with
    Revision I if a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware
    to version 1.0.0.22.
    
    This Linux component is compatible with Service Pack for ProLiant
    2024.11.00.00.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Innovation Engine (IE) may improperly reset every 24
    hours.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="00e91a6055f62d8a00cbe63dcac165dc41e0060968d5caaf7b96da22f4104862" name="firmware-ilo5" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.19" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10" date="1496923200">-     Initial iLO 5 release with the following features:
    
      * The iLO Service Port on the front of the server is new on Gen10 ProLiant servers and Synergy compute modules. Use this feature to connect a client directly to the server to access the iLO web interface, remote console, CLI, or scripts. You can also connect a USB key and download the Active Health System log to a supported USB flash drive.
      * Improved HPE Agentless Management support for out of the box SNMP-based server management that does not require OS-based agents. OS-based agents are not supported on Gen10 servers.
      * Improved secure firmware update and recovery.
      * Secure Start ensures firmware integrity for essential system firmware.
      * Runtime firmware verification scans essential system firmware for further system integrity.
      * Automatic secure recovery of essential system firmware.
      * Common Access Card (CAC)Smartcard authentication.
      * New user account privilege levels. Specific privileges for BIOS, Storage, and Network configuration.
      * Virtual Media performance is typically at least twice as fast as it was with iLO 4.
      * New iLO web interface design.
      * Expanded Redfish support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11" date="1504353600">-      This firmware release is intended for FIPS 140-2 (level 1) validation and Common Criterial (EAL 2+) certification. For the status of both, go to http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/STM/cmvp/validation.html for FIPS and http://www.commoncriteriaportal.org/ for Common Criteria. Search for "iLO 5".
      * Updated cryptographic stack as required by FIPS inspection and validation process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15" date="1504440000">-     Users should update to this firmware version if their system is  
      affected by one of the documented fixes or if there is a desire to utilize
    any  
      of the enhanced functionality provided by this version.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15" date="1504526400">-      iLO backup and restore--This feature allows you to restore the iLO configuration on a system with the same hardware configuration as the system that was backed up. For example, you could use this feature if the system board is replaced, an accidental or incorrect configuration change occurred, or iLO was set to the factory default settings.  This feature is not meant to duplicate a configuration and apply it to a different iLO system.
      * AMD platform support
      * Support for diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256.
      * Support for multiple destination AlertMail email addresses. Enter the addresses separated by a semicolon.
      * iLO RESTful API features: 
        * Aux Power Reset
        * Jitter Control features to get and set Jitter Control Mode and Frequency
      * New iLO RESTful API properties to bridge the gap between RIBCL and iLO RESTful API features: 
        * High Efficiency Mode
        * Encryption-related properties and Cache Module Serial Number
        * Login Security Banner
        * Current Power on Time (provides the time since the system was last powered on).
        * Persistent Mouse/Keyboard Enabled
      * New iLO RESTful API  events for NVDIMM Init Error and Runtime Firmware Authentication Error.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15" date="1504612800">-      No traps from the System Management Assistant are received when SNMP is disabled in the  iLO web interface.
      * The power profile cannot be changed through the iLO web interface.
      * Network transmission graph data is not populated in Active Health System logs.
      * The NVDIMM firmware version is not displayed on the iLO web interface Installed Firmware page.
      * The iLO web interface intermittently displays incorrect memory status after a system reset.
      * The iLO  RESTful API does not provide a method to get current cipher information.
      * The Server Power page stalls when loading the server power information.
      * Nothing happens when you click the Import button on the HPE SSO page.
      * Secure boot cannot be configured through the iLO RESTful API, even if the pending configuration is in UEFI mode.
      * The maximum available power is displayed incorrectly.
      * If the IML contains a maintenance note, the first attempt to clear the log fails.   
      * Certificate-based authentication returns a session URL with inconsistent case.
      * Onetimeboot and Continuousboot do not  take effect in iLOrest.
      * Virtual Media status is not displayed in the Java IRC.
      * The local client keyboard might get disabled when the Java IRC  is in use.
      * An iLO  Federation authentication error might occur when group names with unsupported characters are used in URLs without correct encoding.
      * An issue occurs when copying or restoring certificate mapping entries using fingerprints.
      * An iLO web interface error occurs after an installed certificate was deleted by using the iLO RESTful API.
      * An Internal Error occurs when HPONCFG for Linux is used with a server that uses the SuiteB security state.
      * SNMPv3 user details cannot be modified  through RIBCL.
      * A false positive "Insecure Cache Management Policy" issue is reported by some security scanners.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17" date="1512993600">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
      * iLO Amplifier Pack Server System Restore \- Use the Send Recovery Event button on the Firmware Verification page to send a recovery event to iLO Amplifier Pack. If iLO Amplifier Pack is configured to listen for system recovery events, this event causes iLO Amplifier Pack to initiate the system recovery process.  The system recovery process includes the installation of the System Recovery Set followed by reimaging the server operating system.
      * RESTful API updates: 
        * Added certificate authentication and validation for Virtual Media.
        * Added certificate authentication and validation for RESTful API events that support the iLO Amplifier Pack Server System Restore feature.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17" date="1513080000">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
       SSH does not work correctly when iLO is configured to use the SuiteB
    security state.  
       Importing a certificate does not work correctly after the generation of a
    SuiteB-compliant CSR.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20" date="1518091200">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
      * HTML5 Remote Console
      * Shared Network Port IPv6 support
      * Shared Network Port iLO Federation support
      * Ability to associate an SNMP alert destination with an SNMPv1 or SNMPv3 user
      * Enhanced firmware and software update interface: 
        * New Add to Queue pane
        * Remove All option for install sets, queued components, or components in the iLO Repository
        * Recovery Set update option during firmware update, iLO Repository upload, or install queue update
      * CAC Smartcard  authentication support for the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP)
      * iLO RESTful API updates: 
        * NVMe drive properties
        * Remote Support configuration
        * Device Inventory
      * Support for eight SNMP trap destinations
      * SNMPv3 Inform notification support
      * Support for RSA-PSS certificate signatures
      * RSA cipher support in CNSA mode
      * Ability to disable device discovery on Device Inventory page
      * New Service Account option to support user accounts that are used as service accounts for supported applications</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20" date="1518177600">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
      * NVMe drive details are not displayed in the iLO web interface for HPE ProLiant XL190r Gen10 servers.
      * The system BIOS version is missing in AlertMail messages.
      * The IPMI Get Chassis Capabilities and Get Chassis Status commands do not reflect the Chassis Intrusion state.
      * Virtual Media devices are inaccessible when two virtual devices are mounted simultaneously.
      * Patched configuration file system.
      * The IPMI pre-watchdog-timeout interrupt does not occur when no watchdog action is selected.
      * Intermittent loss of network interface card (NIC) and drive detection (P408e-m controller) by BIOS on system boot up of HPE ProLiant BL460c servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30" date="1527940800">-     Install this update to take advantage of significant improvements to the write
    algorithm for the embedded 4 GB non-volatile flash memory (also known as the
    NAND). These improvements increase the NAND lifespan.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30" date="1528027200">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
      * Added support for new platforms: 
        * HPE ProLiant DL20 Gen10 Server
        * HPE ProLiant ML10 Gen10 Server  
      * Improved HTML5 IRC performance, including: 
        * Added virtual keys to improve the ability to send keyboard actions to the server.
        * Added the ability to configure the keyboard layout in the HTML5 IRC
        * Added Virtual Media support for local ISO and IMG files.
      * Firmware and software update enhancements: 
        * iLO users can now view, create, and delete maintenance windows.
        * A new check box allows users to clear the installation queue when initiating an install set.
        * Updated the iLO RESTful API and iLO web interface to report when a reboot is required after an installation task completes.
      * Each time iLO starts, it backs up the iLO configuration to the nonvolatile flash memory (NAND). If the SRAM is erased, the configuration is automatically restored.
      * Added iLO web interface support for Density Optimized Drive Zoning features on supported HPE Apollo products.
      * AlertMail now supports SSL (TLS) for secure email.
      * AlertMail now supports external SMTP mail servers.
      * Added an SNMP trap for when all host NICs are down.
      * Updated to OpenSSL-1.0.2u-fips-2.0.16.
      * Added the list of open source licenses to the login page.
      * Added an SNMP trap for when iLO is reset by IPMI watchdog.
      * Added Intelligent System Tuning features to the iLO web interface. From the iLO web interface, you can view the configured settings, configure Jitter Smoothing, and launch Intelligent Provisioning to configure Workload Matching and Core Boosting.
      * Improved Active Health System logging efficiency to prolong the NAND lifespan.
      * Added iLO health status to the Overview page. If the status is Degraded, this value is also displayed on the Login page.
      * Re-signed the Java IRC to extend the certificate expiration date.
      * Re-signed the .NET IRC to extend the certificate expiration date. 
        * With this enhancement, the .NET IRC requires version 4.5.1 or later of the .NET Framework.
      * Added the ability to remove an SSL certificate and regenerate the iLO self-signed certificate. 
        * Hewlett Packard Enterprise recommends that you install a CA signed certificate.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30" date="1528113600">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
      * Compute modules do not power on after restoring power to Frame.
      * When you use iLO Virtual Media to install an operating system, installation might fail when iLO is configured to use the Shared Network Port.
      * In rare cases, a server runs out of available SSH sessions because the sessions are not reclaimed when a client disconnects.
      * iLO 5 unexpectedly restored itself to the factory default settings when a user did not initiate the process.
      * When Auto Power-On is set to Always Power On or Restore Last Power State, the server might not power on after a cold reset.
      * iLO cannot display the HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 331i Adapter MAC address.
      * NVMe drive model numbers are incorrect or inconsistent.
      * Clearing the oemHPE_usercntxt## from the command line clears the value, even though error messages might be displayed.
      * Fixed Single Sign-On when in CNSA mode.
      * Added support for RSA-PSS certificate signatures.
    
    For the latest security bulletins and vulnerabilities, please visit:  
    https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home  
    
    Please refer to the HPE Integrated Lights-Out 5 Security Technology Brief for
    the latest on security best practices at:  
    http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-security-en</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.35" date="1534334400">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
      * VGA Port Detect Override--Controls how devices connected to the system video port are detected. Dynamic detection protects the system from abnormal port voltages. This setting is enabled by default, and can be used for troubleshooting cases when there is no video output to displays, KVM concentrators, or active dongles.
      * DHCP Client ID override via iLO RESTful API.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.35" date="1534420800">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
      * Fix for improper Smart Array error reported: Cache module board backup power failed.
      * Fixed where iLO may become unresponsive after ejecting virtual media.
    
    SECURITY FIXES:
    
    For the latest security bulletins and vulnerabilities, please visit:  
    &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home&gt;  
    
      * Security Bulletin HPESBHF03866
    
    Security best practices:
    
    Please refer to the HPE Integrated Lights-Out 5 Security Technology Brief for
    the latest on security best practices at:  
    &lt;http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-security-enn&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.37" date="1540468800">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
     \- Ability to backup and to restore a copy of the iLO configuration settings
    to/from iLO non-volatile memory via REST calls.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.37" date="1540555200">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
     \- Fix for "VGA Port Detect Override" to show video in all cases where
    monitors are installed.  
     \- Fix for intermittent file upload failures.  
     \- Fix for issues with Virtual Media in FIPS mode.  
     \- Fix for issues with simultaneous use of virtual DVD and floppy in FIPS
    mode.  
     \- Fix for USB floppy when used with ESXi 7 installation driver.  
     \- Fixed potential problem where iLO could continue to interact with system
    memory after it has been released by hpilo module.  
     \- Fix for erroneous reporting of disk drive overheating.  
     \- Fix for intermittent iLO communication error on HPE Apollo 2000.  
     \- Fix for potential RESTful API errors at boot with multiple NICs installed.  
     \- Fix to add iLO 5 NIC information into anonymous XML response.  
     \- Fixed false errors showing link lost on NICs when link never seen in IPMI.
    
    SECURITY FIXES:
    
     \- HPESBHF03894 - HPE iLO5 Local Bypass of Security Restrictions in Firmware
    Update</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.39" date="1544702400">-      Added Downgrade Policy setting to Security-&gt;Access Settings page.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.39" date="1544788800">-      Fixed issue where pressing UID button on Gen10 server can occasionally cause server to power off</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40" date="1549195200">-      Ability to edit Maintenance Windows in Firmware &amp; OS Software section
      * Added Password Complexity feature to Security &gt; Access Settings
      * Enable/disable for overlay video showing Server Health Summary
      * Downgrade Policy - Specifies how iLO handles requests to downgrade any of the firmware types that you can update through iLO. 
      * Virtual NIC functionality (disabled by default)
      * Enabled One-button Secure Erase via Intelligent Provisioning
      * LDAP/Directory settings configurable via Redfish
      * Security Dashboard - displays the status of important security features, the Overall Security Status for the system, and the current configuration for the Security State and Server Configuration Lock features.
      * Support for Gemalto SafeNet and SafeNet AT key managers
      * InfoSight Optimized AHS Download
      * Show NVMe wear level
      * Workload performance advisor: provides server tuning recommendations to improve server performance</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40" date="1549281600">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
      * User interface fixes and improvements
      * Fixed an issue where power supply status changes may be delayed
      * Device Inventory could display a parse error under Internet Explorer 11 when certain PCI Cards are installed
    
    SECURITY FIXES:
    
      * HPESBHF03907
    
    For the latest security bulletins and vulnerabilities, please visit:  
    &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home&gt;  Security best practices:
    
    Please refer to the HPE Integrated Lights-Out 5 Security Technology Brief for
    the latest on security best practices at:  
    [http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-security-en](http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5
    -security-enn)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40-1.1" date="1549368000">-      Ability to edit Maintenance Windows in Firmware &amp; OS Software section
      * Added Password Complexity feature to Security &gt; Access Settings
      * Enable/disable for overlay video showing Server Health Summary
      * Downgrade Policy - Specifies how iLO handles requests to downgrade any of the firmware types that you can update through iLO. 
      * Virtual NIC functionality (disabled by default)
      * Enabled One-button Secure Erase via Intelligent Provisioning
      * LDAP/Directory settings configurable via Redfish
      * Security Dashboard - displays the status of important security features, the Overall Security Status for the system, and the current configuration for the Security State and Server Configuration Lock features.
      * Support for Gemalto SafeNet and SafeNet AT key managers
      * InfoSight Optimized AHS Download
      * Show NVMe wear level
      * Workload performance advisor: provides server tuning recommendations to improve server performance</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40-1.1" date="1549454400">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
      * User interface fixes and improvements.
      * The text "R&amp;D Server" is incorrectly displayed in the iLO web interface navigation pane.
      * Fixed an issue where power supply status changes may be delayed.
      * Device Inventory could display a parse error under Internet Explorer 11 when certain PCI Cards are installed.
      * Improved shared network port out-of-band LOM resuscitation to reduce the scope and the frequency of system power-on/power-off during systems shutdown/reboot.
      * iLO communication issues in certain configurations where a server is set to Auto-Power-On after an AC power cycle.
    
    SECURITY FIXES:
    
      * HPESBHF03907
    
    For the latest security bulletins and vulnerabilities, please visit:  
    &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home&gt;  Security best practices:
    
    Please refer to the HPE Integrated Lights-Out 5 Security Technology Brief for
    the latest on security best practices at:  
    [http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-security-en](http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5
    -security-enn)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.43" date="1559217600">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
    
    
     \- Added VLAN tagging support on iLO Dedicated NIC for non-blades.
    
    \- Modified the iLO auto-generated SNMP EngineID to not change upon iLO
    resets.
    
     \- Modified Embedded Remote Support (eRS) service events to properly report
    Windows 2019.
    
     \- Reduced the number of Redfish resource change events sent.   Removed
    watching of fields that
    
       change frequently.
    
    \- BIOS Admin password will NOT cause iLO to act as if Require Host
    Authentication is Enabled</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.43" date="1559304000">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
    \- Fix for potential firmware use of system memory after free, which could
    lead to an OS exception or
    
       memory corruption under Linux or ESX when using hpilo driver.  It was not
    an issue for Windows.
    
     \- Fix so iLO 5 can connect to switch when both are set to 100 Full Duplex.
    
     \- Fixed REST call so that "ilorest -d serverlogs --selectlog=IML --clearlog
    rc 255" does not fail when
    
       it should succeed.
    
    \- Fixed problem with erroneously logging an IML event for "exceeding power
    capacity threshold" when
    
       it should not be logged.
    
     \- Modified time zone string for "Asia/Taipei" to "Beijing, Chongqing, Hong
    Kong, Urumqi, Taipei, Perth"
    
    \- Only send Remote Support type 1000 events for Critical IML events when they
    should be sent
    
    
    
    SECURITY FIXES:
    
    \- HPESBHF03917
    
      For the latest security bulletins and vulnerabilities addressed in this
    version, please visit:
    
      &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home&gt;</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.45" date="1562155200">-     \- Fixed problem introduced in iLO 5 v1.43 which could cause an HTTP
    connection to be refused under high activity of REST calls.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46" date="1565870400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46" date="1565956800">-     Fixed potential problem of Gen10 Synergy server NIC port being down after
    complete Synergy frame power cycle.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.48-1.1" date="1572523200">-      Implemented the set server info command for all the DCi supporting options in previous versions of iLO 5 which may reset NIC settings during iLO 5 update.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.48-2.1" date="1572609600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.48-2.1" date="1572696000">-     Enabling installation in OS FIPS mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.48-3.1" date="1572782400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.48-3.1" date="1572868800">-     Fix to support upgrade and re-installation beyond Dec 2025</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10" date="1572955200">-     This version adds support for the following features and enhancements:
    
      * Added a security log that lists security events recorded by the iLO firmware.
      * Enhanced Secure Start verification of CPLD on Gen10 Plus servers.
      * Updated menu path and feature names for the Performance Management features. The features that were accessed through the Intelligent System Tuning menu can now be accessed through the Performance menu.
      * Embedded remote support over IPv6.
      * New alert for recovery events.
      * SUM/SUT support on servers using the High Security, FIPS, or CNSA security states.
      * Support for staging firmware to update direct-attached hard drives through the UEFI System Utilities.
      * Ability to import and export drive bay mapping information.
      * Daily firmware flash limit, to protect iLO, ROM, and CPLD from repeated flashing attacks.
      * Performance data logging in a new Active Health System record.
      * Increased the certificate size limit from 4096 to 8096.
      * When iLO is set to the factory default settings, Virtual NIC is enabled by default.
      * The following System Diagnostics features are supported on Gen10 Plus servers: 
        * Booting to safe mode--Allows you to boot the server with a safe minimum configuration.
        * Booting to intelligent diagnostics mode--Allows the system to automatically diagnose a boot failure during POST.
        * Restoring the default manufacturing settings--Resets all BIOS configuration settings to their default manufacturing values. This process deletes all UEFI nonvolatile variables, such as boot configuration, Secure Boot security keys (if Secure Boot is enabled), and configured date and time settings.
        * Restoring the default system settings--Resets all BIOS configuration settings to their default values and restarts the server. This option preserves some UEFI settings.
      * Modified text of iLO time zone selections to match system ROM time zone selections. For backward compatibility, either previous time zone selection text or the new text can be used in APIs to set the time zone.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10" date="1573041600">-     The following issues are resolved in this version:
    
      * The iLO clock incorrectly changes when iLO is reset due to a configuration change, firmware update, or a cause other than system power loss.
      * System GPUs might be listed without GPU version information.
      * Incorrect power consumption information is displayed in RIBCL output and the Active Health System Log.
      * If the domain name system is unavailable, an HPE ProLiant Gen10 Server might stop responding for up to three minutes during startup.
      * Fixed an issue where the iLO 5 webserver may becoming unresponsive when applying OV profile with certain models of NVME drives present.
    
    Security Fixes:
    
      *   For information about the latest security bulletins and vulnerabilities addressed in this version, see the following website: &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/home&gt;.
    
    Security best practices:
    
      *   For the latest information about security best practices, see the HPE Integrated Lights-Out Security Technology Brief at the following website: &lt;http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo-docs&gt;.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12" date="1579694400">-       NVMe drives and open drive support, this includes additional robustness for device discovery and management. This helps to correct some iLO related timeout issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12" date="1579780800">-      The Integrated Remote Console requires code to accommodate low power mode on AMD based system to work with the ROM on EU Lot 9 requirements
      * Incorrect IML messages occur when SAS/SATA drives are installed.
      * Spurious drive hot plug events occur when the server goes through a warm reset
      * In some cases, iLO tries to use an invalid SMBIOS handle from the ROM</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14" date="1581508800">-      Support new Accelerators: 
        * Xilinx Alveo U250
        * Xilinx Alveo U50
      * User can now define pre-caution threshold alert value for the inlet ambient sensor.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14" date="1581595200">-      Fixed the issue where PMBUS power supply is being detected when a Flex Slot is installed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.15" date="1587556800">-      Users can now restore the last power state after a power outage on Synergy compute modules.
      * Apollo servers now allow you to use the iLO RESTful API to enable or disable power regulation mode (Global settings).
      * Apollo servers now allow you to switch between power regulation modes (iLO Standard license). User Configurable Mode is available only with an iLO Advanced license.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.15" date="1587643200">-      Some of the fans in Apollo XL225n Gen10 Plus Servers show a speed greater than 100% in the iLO web interface.
      * The HPE Synergy 3820C 10/20Gb CNA loses flexed sub-ports after a cold boot or E-fuse reset.
      * Updated the thermal parameters for the Xilinx U50 GPU.
      * iLO is temporarily unresponsive or iLO resets on HPE Gen10 servers and HPE Synergy Gen10 compute modules running HPE Infosight.
      * When you query for Software Inventory details, the RESTful Interface Tool 3.0 (part of SUM 8.5.5) does not fetch the "Microchip-smartpqi" driver installed on ESXi7.0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16" date="1591531200">-      Enabled support for Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card.
      * Enabled support for Pensando Distributed Services Platform for HPE iLO Sideband Management Adaptive LOM Module.
      * Added Redfish property for setting the Server to remain Power OFF after thermal shutdown (Critical Temperature threshold exceeded) 
      * Allow Power Regulator Mode management in Apollo platforms without an iLO Advanced license.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16" date="1591617600">-      HPE SimpliVity Accelerator disappear from the thermal sensor data after iLO firmware update.
      * Xilinx U50 cards getting over heat due to wrong thermal limits on iLO 5 v2.15
      * Unable to set HPE m750 Blade Server's Asset Tag through Redfish method.
      * iLO authentication with CM2 credential through Redfish fails frequently with more number of nodes installed.
      * Insight Online shows CPU2 Status as UNKNOWN for HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 Servers, while iLO GUI shows CPU2 status as OK.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18" date="1594296000">-      None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18" date="1594382400">-      Potential Ripple20 vulnerabilities affecting the TCP/IP stack</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.19" date="1597665600">-      None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.19" date="1597752000">-      The Direct attached NVMe drives may go missing in the iLO Web Page after random server power cycle.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30" date="1598529600">-      MCTP now addresses the iLO false alarm "device/adapter not responsive" issue.
      * Shutdown by virtual button press is included in the iLO enhanced reset cause.
      * Support for initiating the One-button secure erase process from the iLO web interface Lifecycle Management - Decommission page.
      * User account roles provide predefined privilege sets or allow you to define a custom set.
      * New HTML5 remote console modes: Standalone mode and New Window mode.
      * Virtual power button to power NVMe drives on and off. You can access this feature from the Physical Drive Details pane on the Storage Information page.
      * Configuration of Minimum Fan speed using iLO interfaces.
      * Users can view and modify the System thermal configuration settings using iLO interfaces..
      * PLDM firmware update support for NIC and storage option cards.
      * New REST alerts for Auto Heal and Safe Mode.
      * Enabled the iLO webserver to identify the source of request as Host over Virtual NIC.
      * Read support for RDE-enabled devices.
      * Support for flashing Universal FWPKG 2.0 images.
      * Power reading support for Edgeline 8000 systems.
      * Drive Indicator LED - 'Lit' and 'Off' state support for U.2/UBM1/UBM3 with NVMe direct attached storage.
      * When iLO is set to the factory default settings, Virtual NIC is disabled by default.
      * User can now configure iLO to avoid access over an HTTP connection</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30" date="1598616000">-      Ripple20 vulnerabilities might affect the TCP/IP stack.
      * Synergy compute modules do not power up after One-button secure erase completes.
      * SPS firmware updates initiated through the iLO Firmware &amp; OS Software pages might fail.
      * C-Class blades do not complete FRU discovery.
      * During central connect Remote Support registration, an error message is not displayed when a  required field is blank.
      * The Virtual NIC feature intermittently fails to provide an IP address to a host with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15.
      * Zero Sign In login fails when Kerberos authentication is configured for a large number of groups.
      * When iLO is set to the factory default settings on a fully populated NVDIMM configuration, iLO may lose CHIF communication.
      * DCi compliant Network Adapters under un-managed network configuration, reset to defaults on cold boot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30-1.1" date="1602936000">-     Added HPE ProLiant m750 Server to the supported server list.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30-1.1" date="1603022400">-     iLO 5 version 2.30(a) was released adding HPE ProLiant m750 server to the
    supported servers. The update does not affect the firmware functionality. If
    version 2.30 was previously deployed to target device, then it is not
    necessary to update to version 2.30(a)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.31" date="1603108800">-      Ability to read DIMM serial number using REST API
      * Enabled support for below GPUs: 
        * NVIDIA A100 HGX x4 GPU Air Cooled Baseboard  
        * NVIDIA A100 HGX x8 GPU Air FIO Baseboard  
        * AMD Instinct MI100 PCIE Accelerator</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.31" date="1603195200">-      iLO may fail to detect NVMe controllers during power cycle.
      * Firmware version information may not displayed when the server has more than 8 GPUs
      * iLO may reset after FWPKG/PLDM update and coldboot
      * IE and SPS Firmware updates may fail on Gen10 Plus servers 
      * Remote Syslog is made to adhere to RFC 5424 for Unstructured data format    
      * On VSP performing 'cat' or 'head' or 'tail' command on a file that contains some embedded NULL characters hangs the VSP or trims the file after the NULL character
      * Inaccurate Memory Sensor status reported in the vSphere web client for HPE ProLiant Gen10 and Gen10 Plus servers running VMware ESXi 6.5/6.7/7.0 (Refer to [Customer Advisory](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00106468en_us))</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33" date="1608206400">-      Added IPMI lan6 commands support
      * Added ability to view DIMM serial numbers through iLO GUI and redfish API
      * iLO Security logs are now listed in Operating System logs
      * Added ability to change serial Interface configuration using standard redfish schema 
      * Added iLO hostname as part of redfish event header 
      * Enhancement to support Power regulation on AMD servers
      * Power meter data shown in GUI and IPMI CLI has been extended for 1 week
      * Limiting fan speed decrease rate to reduce fan noise. Supported on DL380 Gen10 platform with System ROM U30 v2.40 (10/26/2020) or later
      * Filtering spurious temperature readings for thermal control. Supported on DL380 Gen10 platform with System ROM U30 v2.40 (10/26/2020) or later
      * Enhanced to avoid BMC reset during system POST
      * Option to delete LDAP CA certificate and import CA Certificate of public key larger than 4096 bits (8192 bits, 16352 bits)
      * Banner to be displayed at the SSH login
      * Support enabled for the below controllers on DL385 and DL325 Gen10Plus servers 
        * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe4 x16 MCX653106A-HDAT Adapter 
        * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port QSFP56 PCIe4 x16 OCP3 MCX653435A-HDAI Adapter
        * HPE InfiniBand HDR/Ethernet 200Gb 2-port QSFP56 PCIe4 x16 OCP3 MCX653436A-HDAI Adapter
      * Enabled support of DCi on Open Adapters
      * Enabled support for below GPUs: 
        * Xilinx Alveo U50 Accelerator 
        * Xilinx Alveo U250 Accelerator 
        * Support enabled for updating the FPGA, CEC Firmware of NVIDIA A100 HGX x8 GPU Air FIO Baseboard through OOB (Out of Band) mechanism
        * Support enabled for disabling write protect for updating GPU, NVSwitch Firmware of NVIDIA A100 HGX x8 GPU Air Cooled Baseboard from host operating system
        * Support enabled for updating the RMI-Remote Management Interface Firmware of AMD Instinct MI100 PCIE Accelerator through OOB (Out of Band) mechanism</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33" date="1608292800">-      Error when a user with Read-only role tries to change the password of own account.
      * Resetting iLO to default security state i.e. 'Production' via hponcfg /reset command fails when iLO is in 'High Security' state and 'Require Host Authentication' (RHA) is disabled.
      * Fixed potential security vulnerability CVE-2020-27337 in network stack. Click [here](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=hpesbhf04070en_us) to know more about the Security Vulnerabilities</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.35" date="1613649600">-     Added ability to view Chassis &amp; Node power consumption via redfish API</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.35" date="1613736000">-     Stop pushing AMD APML data to Chassis Controller, only provide data when
    Chassis Controller asks for it
    
    Force Chassis Controller to service iLO I2C request to clear the command queue
    to prevent false communication lock between iLO and Chassis Controller</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.41" date="1616673600">-      Added support to import large sized LDAP CA certificate
      * Support enablement for latest Intel Persistence Memory
      * iLO GUI to display the Host Operating System Version
      * Display platform Resiliency and Serviceability (RAS) policy in iLO GUI
      * Added standard redfish schema support for Computer System - Reset, Graceful restart actions 
      * Real CPU temperature is reported in addition to normalized temperature (this feature requires ROM 2.40 version)
      * Support for Active Health System logging by RDE ( Redfish Device Enablement ) enabled devices
      * Support alerting feature for RDE ( Redfish Device Enablement ) enabled devices 
      * Ability to control LED for locating direct attached SATA drives
      * Ability to reset power for direct attached SATA drives 
      * Added write protect setting feature for Liquid cooled Delta/Redstone GPU cards.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.41" date="1616760000">-      iLO 5 reporting incorrect Power Supply count with iLO 5 v2.10
      * Continuous logging to IML of a CHIF Error running ESXi with iLO 5 v1.46
      * Random messages "smad[]: No response from iLO for Hello" seen in certain Operating Systems 
      * Incorrect MAC address shown in iLO for Synergy 4820C network adapter
      * InfiniBand card not syncing with Oneview in iLO 5 v2.30
      * Copy/paste may not work for more than 255 characters to VSP terminal in Linux platforms 
      * 547FLR / 1100Q NIC may reset to default mode after flashing from 1.48 to 2.xx</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44" date="1620216000">-     *Critical** : For Synergy servers.
    
    **Recommended** : For ProLiant, Apollo and Edgeline servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44" date="1620302400">-     \- Support for 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors  
    \- Security Hardening enhancements</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44" date="1620388800">-     \- None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.45" date="1628337600">-     This FW version is FIPS 140-2 Validated. Please find the Certificate link
    here: [Cryptographic Module Validation Program | CSRC
    (nist.gov)](https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/csrc.nist.gov/projects
    /cryptographic-module-validation-program/certificate/4831__;!!NpxR
    !h20hvNWx6S24Zugpzz07oBJR9pYAk7jKx28tvwzX9e_kbAgcXBk5g81TbtkiMSHHLaJUhqL-
    EZTvXt_FUf8TwcYCP7HEQLBZj_I$)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.45" date="1628424000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.46" date="1628510400">-     Initial Release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.46" date="1628596800">-     \- iLO takes more time to update drive details under resource directory in
    redfish in certain situations  
     \- Added A100 40GB/80GB PCIe IDs to GPU support list  
     \- For m750 cartridge installed in a Moonshot chassis: Standard license now
    includes Scripted Virtual Media support  
     \- Redfish "DeviceType" fix to properly label GPU devices that may be hiding
    behind PCIe switch in some Apollo servers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.48" date="1631448000">-     1. Support for 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
      2. Security Hardening enhancements</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.48" date="1631534400">-     1. Fixed the HPE Moonshot standard license issue disallowing Virtual Media. 
      2. Fixed the issue where the Server Platform Service (SPS) firmware was not flashing on the HPE ProLiant m750 Server Blade.
      3. Fixed the issue where the HPE iLO 5 web interface or the HPE iLO Redfish login attempts failed after a 24-hour period on servers installed in an HPE Edgeline EL1000 Converged Edge System or a HPE Edgeline EL4000 Converged Edge System. 
      4. Fixed the issue where plugging in the display port after power on would result in a failure to display video.
      5. Fixed an intermittent issue where some of the NVMe drives were not getting listed correctly in the HPE iLO Redfish and the HPE iLO 5 web interface.
      6. Fixed an issue where the controller was not getting detected when encryption was enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.55" date="1633867200">-        Support for HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen10 Plus and HPE ProLiant DL20 Gen10 Plus Server.
      *   Support import of SSL certificate which is more than 20KB via iLO REST and GUI.
      *   Support for PCIE bifurcated slot for Intel E810 2CQDA2 100G NIC.
      *   Support for 64 Character length Password similar to how other vendors provide.
      *   Implemented workaround for health monitoring of NVME M.2 drives as these were partially compliant to NVMe-MI spec.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.55" date="1633953600">-      Fixed an issue where the Adapter Virtualization Mode was not persistent across reboots.
      * During System boot/reboot, iLO will stall the complete storage controller discovery such that encryption status query happens after PCIeVDM interface is ready.
      * Fixed an issue where none of the Controller were getting detected when Encryption was Enabled.
      * Fixed intermittent issue where none of the NVME drives were getting detected in OS when iLO is reset multiple times.
      * On XL270d Gen10 Servers, Incorrect capacity of PSU is displayed in iLO Power supplies field after online insertion of HPE 2200W platinum Hot-Plug power supply.
      * Fixed a configuration sync issue during IPv6 initialization when SLAAC Enable/Disable settings were modified.
      * Support added to increase the mapping limit of 32 to 64 physical drives to one logical drive.
      * Fixed the long boot time issue when encryption is enabled on smart array controller.
      * Fixed the NS204i-p unknown status issue after the windows reboot.
      * Fixed the data source for HPE FlexFabric 20Gb 2-port 650FLB Adapter to report correctly when AMS is not installed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60" date="1638964800">-        Support for Automatic SSL Certificate Enrollment using Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol.
      *   Addition of DIMM Manufacture date in RedFISH output of Memory Resource.
      *   Added monitoring of User-defined temperature threshold for PCI Zone sensors on Edgeline servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60" date="1639051200">-        OA cannot display FLB (NIC) Info in the GUI as iLO returns an error.
      *   Inconsistent Status displayed for Network Adapter in the GUI.
      *   Improved monitoring of temperature sensors on N3000 option cards.
      *   Fixed an issue where iLO may become inaccessible after consecutive setting of factory defaults.
      *   Improved power supply information reporting on Edgeline servers.
      *   Intelligent Provisioning not accessible after a rare server reboot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60-1.1" date="1642507200">-     *Recommended**: For supported HPE Synergy Gen10 and Gen10 Plus systems.
    
    **Optional**:            For supported HPE ProLiant, Edgeline, and Apollo Gen10 and Gen10 Plus systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60-1.1" date="1642593600">-      Added Support for HPE Synergy Gen 10/Gen10 Plus Systems for addressing the following. 
        * https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;docId=hpesbhf04211en_us
      *   Support for Automatic SSL Certificate Enrollment using Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol.
      *   Addition of DIMM Manufacture date in RedFISH output of Memory Resource.
      *   Added monitoring of User-defined temperature threshold for PCI Zone sensors on Edgeline servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60-1.1" date="1642680000">-      Fixed an issue where Network Tab page in iLO GUI doesn't refresh automatically post Server Reset.
      * "StructuredName" Redfish Property is hidden when the value of this field is an empty string.
      * Improved monitoring of temperature sensors on N3000 option cards.
      * Fixed an issue where iLO may become inaccessible after consecutive setting of factory defaults.
      * Improved power supply information reporting on Edgeline servers.
      * Intelligent Provisioning not accessible after a rare server reboot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.63" date="1642852800">-     *Recommended**: For supported HPE ProLiant, Apollo Gen10 and Gen10 Plus systems.
    
    Is not supported for HPE Edgeline, Synergy Gen10 and Gen10 Plus systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.63" date="1642939200">-      Support for Cloud based management with Compute Ops Manager (COM).
      * Support for Enhanced Download Performance 
        * This option allows to improve the performance of iLO Scriptable Virtual Media and URL based Firmware update in environments with high network latencies.
      * Support  for NVIDIA A2 PCIE GPU card</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.63" date="1643025600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.65" date="1647864000">-      Validation of LDAPv3 based authentication using OpenLDAP based directory server.
      * Added Support for RDE Read and Write operations.
      * Added Support for Firmware update using Common PLDM based Package for Direct Attached UBMs (1/2/3/4).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.65" date="1647950400">-      Deployment needs to be run twice to reflect Firmware baseline successfully.
      * Change in response of Redfish API causes Oneview not to fully discover the Port Map Information.
      * RF subscription gets exhausted in certain situations.
      * Oneview marks Server as "Critical" when a Critical IML event has been manually marked as repaired in iLO GUI.
      * iLO not able to auto recover when an IML corruption happens.
      * Adapter Virtualization Mode not persistent across reboots.
      * On Edgeline Platforms, iLO GUI doesn't render in the first attempt when IP address is used.
      * iLO webserver becomes unresponsive after running RIBCL scripts for modifying SSO permissions.
      * AMD Gen10 servers might take up to 5 mins to complete POST when encryption is enabled.
      * Nvidia P1000 may not be detected if installed on an EL1000 chassis.
      * Intel N3000 network endpoints are not properly reported on e910t servers.
      * ipmitool lists incorrect number of network port links.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.70" date="1653220800">-      Type-D Component Firmware update experience for Compute Ops Management.
      * Support for easy transition to Compute Ops Management for nodes that are currently under OneView management.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.70" date="1653307200">-      Port Status of 331i &amp; 562FLR Network Adapter cards do not change from "unknown" to "ok" in rare occasions.
      * "show swid" command displays HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR Gen10 card twice.
      * iLO fails to send Support Events even when Embedded Remote Support has been enabled.
      * iLO responds with wrong Network port information during Ports collection and Network Device Functions collection.
      * Server boot gets stuck on POST while loading Encryption keys for secure boot.
      * EID Table information is retained in AHS though MCTP discovery is disabled.
      * Front Display Port (DP) on Universal Media bay does not work in certain instances.
      * Unable to adjust fan settings on Edgeline e910/e920 Thermal Configuration page.
      * iLO unable to authenticate users intermittently when directory authentication is enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.71" date="1658923200">-      UBM6 Backplane Detection Support : New backplane basic support added without firmware update support (Only supported for HPE ProLiant Servers)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.71" date="1659009600">-      Fix for multiple security issues</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.71-1.1" date="1662724800">-     Supporting new iLO ASIC for Gen10 Plus servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.71-1.1" date="1662811200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.71-2.1" date="1662897600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.71-2.1" date="1662984000">-     Fixed downgrade restrictions when downgrading from iLO5 firmware version 3.01
    or higher</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72" date="1663070400">-      Cannery Row Solution Support.
      * Added support to auto-restore the IPMI and SNMP configuration settings to custom defaults (manually enabled by the user) instead of the factory defaults during abrupt AC power cycle.
      * iLO PLDM Downstream Drive firmware update support enabled.
      * Enhanced the Alerting Mechanism to allow clearing of Events without resetting iLO.
      * PATCH support for Redfish Property "DateTimeLocalOffset"
      * Ability to update Firmware on SATA Drives without Operating System Support.
      * Ability to disable/enable TLS 1.0 and/or TLS 1.1 in Production state.
      * The Temperature page now displays the temperature details of the available PCIe subcomponents.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72" date="1663156800">-      'SessionTimeout' property missing under '/redfish/v1/SessionService' URI
      * GUI reporting configured drives as unconfigured.
      * A router failover post iLO NIC link down and link up could cause iLO to be rendered unreachable over router (default gateway).
      * Incorrect SNMP Trap Data value for cpqSm2CntlrBadLoginAttempts (OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.232.9.2.2.14)
      * Patch operation under redfish URI chassis/1/Thermal not working
      * When a storage controller is configured in Passthrough Mode in ESXi, iLO might take a bit longer to discover Direct Attach NVMe Drive.
      * iLO hostname displays the previous host name after iLO reset.
      * NVMe Backplane Firmware Package 1.0 is not getting updated through iLO.
      * Issue with the JSON payload for Country property
      * Issue with Alertmail IP address reporting on Moonshot systems. 
      * The following weak TLS 1.2 ciphers are disabled in High security state: 
        * 256-bit AES with RSA, ECDH, and a SHA384 MAC (ECDHE-RSA-AES256-SHA384)
        * 256-bit AES with RSA, DH, and a SHA256 MAC (DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA256)
        * 128-bit AES with RSA, ECDH, and a SHA256 MAC (ECDHE-RSA-AES128-SHA256)
        * 128-bit AES with RSA, DH, and a SHA256 MAC (DHE-RSA-AES128-SHA256</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72-1.1" date="1671192000">-     Supporting new iLO ASIC for Gen10 Plus servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72-1.1" date="1671278400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72-2.1" date="1671364800">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72-2.1" date="1671451200">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.73" date="1671537600">-     This FW version is Common Criteria Validated. Please find the Certificate link
    here: [641-LSS CR v1.0.pdf](https://commoncriteriaportal.org/nfs/ccpfiles/file
    s/epfiles/641-LSS%20CR%20v1.0.pdf)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.73" date="1671624000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78" date="1671710400">-     Please note iLO 5 v2.78 is positioned to be the bridge version for future iLO
    versions considering that future iLO 5 binary files will be 34 MB in size.
    
    Previous versions of iLO 5 (before 2.78) had provision to only accept iLO 5
    binary which was 32 MB in size.
    
    This restriction has been removed in iLO 5 v2.78. The increase in the bin file
    size will be to support dual payload firmware for ensuring that customers
    
    can use single iLO firmware package on any of the iLO ASICs (T265 or T285).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78" date="1671796800">-      Add support for Intel ATS-M 75W, 100W and 150W
      * Add support for NVIDIA H100
      * Redfish firmware inventory displays CEC FW version (40 GB NVIDIA GPU Drawer)
      * Support for import of a trusted SSL certificate and its corresponding private key.
      * Inclusion of "Context" property in Redfish event which will display the value set by user during Redfish event subscription creation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78" date="1671883200">-      NVMe drive reporting invalid drive IML and illuminating the Amber LED
      * In a configuration with more than 10 logical network controller on bringing the logical controller up or down data doesnt get updated and AMS banner " iLO did not detect Agentless Management"   shows up in iLO GUI.
      * Thermal over temperature alerts observed with respect to Pensando DSP DSC-25 Cards
      * UEFI iLO config utility lets users add special characters to the ILO hostname
      * iLO IP addresses were not included in the SSL certificate SAN even when the user selects this option in the UI
      * iLO is not holding onto Redfish Subscriptions due to invalid Sender-Address in Redfish Event Header
      * For URI /redfish/v1/Managers/@ManagersId/SecurityService/, PATCH on the property TLSVersion  using "Enabled" or "Disabled" fails.
      * On Gen 10 plus AMD systems, with more than 16 PCIe capable SK Hynix drives configured; the behaviour of a single option card (Drives/Storage Controllers/Network Adapters) in the configuration could be unknown or unpredictable.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78-1.1" date="1679745600">-     Supporting new iLO ASIC for Gen10 Plus servers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78-1.1" date="1679832000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78-2.1" date="1679918400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78-2.1" date="1680004800">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.81" date="1680091200">-     None.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.81" date="1680177600">-      Not clearing error in processing interrupts can lead to interrupt storms leading to firmware watchdog reset 
      * RDE Changes to create Location URI for newly created resource when LRT is completed
      * RDE client MC error code mapping is wrong
      * iLO FW Communication Issue 1) iLO cannot be accessed via Web UI AND/OR 2) Ilorest commands slow/unresponsive post upgrade to iLO version 2.78
      * Server fails to power up as secure start did not complete successfully</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.81-2.1" date="1684152000">-     None.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.81-2.1" date="1684238400">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90" date="1684324800">-       Handle Devices reconnection when Bus Device Function information has changed after the Device comes back after Reset. 
      *  Enhancements to ensure Simplified Compute Ops Management onboarding. 
      *  Logging Improvements in Compute Ops Management.
      *  Implemented a flag that allows autoconnection to Compute Ops Management after reboot.
      *  Handle Type - A Firmware Update gracefully even when iLO goes for a reboot. 
      *  Handle Reset scenarios gracefully when updating via Compute Ops Management instead of abruptly going for a reset component gets updated.
      *  Enable/disable SNMP v1 and v3 independently</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90" date="1684411200">-        UEFI iLO config utility lets users add special characters to the ILO hostname
      *   Over Temperature alerts observed with Pensando Cards.
      *   CEC FW Version not seen on iLO 5.
      *   Discrepancy observed in the Current Operating Power comsumption data
      *   Incorrect CPU throttling information observed in iLO.
      *   Incorrect HPE DIMM part number in ERS memory Event.
      *   iLO incorrectly reports missing PSUs and sensor readings.
      *   iLO incorrectly shows connected to Compute Ops Management though connection is not established.
      *   System shuts down when updating Intelligent Provisioning and SPP.
      *   Issues observed on iLO with DL360 Gen10 Server and NVMe SSD Boot drives combination.
      *   Thermal policy is not spinning up fans in some cases resulting in inadequate air flow.
      *   Local User Passwords containing a backslash character may not be set correctly in the iLO 5 Command Line Interface
      *   Organizational Unit attribute is mandatory for the iLO Redfish REST API for generating a CSR whereas in the UI it is marked Optional.
      *   Automatic Certificate Enrollment may not work if the Certificate Authority signing the iLO Certificate Signing Request is an Intermediate.
      *   SPP/SUM Nutanix DX380 (Gen10): Intermittent Issue Updating IE and SPS FW from SPP2022.03.0 - Duplicate of "Intelligent Provisioning and Manageability Engine Firmware fails to get updated intermittently."
      *   "Trap Source Identifier" setting periodically changes to "iLO Hostname" from previously defined "OS Hostname"
      *   IE not updating due to incorrect Target GUID
      *   Caution Threshold and Critical Threshold reported on Memory Temperature sensor of NVIDIA A100-SXM4-80GB</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90-2.1" date="1684584000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90-2.1" date="1684670400">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.91" date="1684756800">-     iLO 5 v2.91 has the same content or feature set as iLO 5 v2.90 plus an
    additional fix for COM (Compute Ops Management) related to COM4VC bundle
    update message and event. The additional COM related fix is NOT applicable to
    other regular use case scenarios. Hence upgrading to iLO 5 v2.91 is optional.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.91" date="1684843200">-     N/A</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.91" date="1684929600">-     Fix provided to have synchronous messages to reflect the status, to Compute
    Ops Management, after completion of server reset during bundle update in
    COM4VC use case scenario.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.95" date="1689854400">-     \- Added capability in iLO for Two Factor Authentication using OTP (One Time
    Password) for Microsoft AD users  
     \- To display drive enclosure info in Firmware tab in iLO  
     \- Support for controller which goes for functional reset runtime  
     \- iLO to mark the correct component update status for runtime agent
    updatable components based on the update status and update result  
     \- Secure erase of data based on the usecase (customer, factory or openbmc
    ownership transfer)  
     \- iLO stops the bundle update in the scenario where BootToUefi task goes to
    exception to ensure Graceful shutdown of server  
     \- iLO Support for OBSE in factory mode without the need for Advance License  
     \- Added support for comma (",") as a delimiter for multiple email IDs in
    AlertMail feature</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.95" date="1689940800">-     \- OEM iLO component does not show the OEM equivalent entry for Intelligent
    Provision in One Time Boot Option  
    \- Handling delayed device discovered in UEFI mode during discovery phase  
    \- Persist the KCS interface setting across iLO reboots  
    \- Capability to enable KCS interface setting without needing a factory reset</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.95-2.1" date="1692187200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.95-2.1" date="1692273600">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.96" date="1692360000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.96" date="1692446400">-      Incorrect reporting of the firmware version of Intel NVMe drives
      * Bundle update issue in case of file download failure for HPE GreenLake Compute Ops Management
      * iLO Two-Factor authentication login fails when AD user login name is used as username for iLO Login instead of AD user display name
      * Incorrect reporting of the Nic card port status from IPMI SDR list
      * Fixing HPE GreenLake Compute Ops Management retry logic to address HPE GreenLake Compute Ops Management status was changing from Connection in progress to Connection failed</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.96-2.1" date="1694520000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.96-2.1" date="1694606400">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.97" date="1694692800">-      iLO needs to provide IPv4 address for RDE enabled NIC
      * NVIDIA L40S needs to be enabled on HPE Servers (Gen11, Gen10 Plus)
      * High Efficiency Mode setting can be modified via iLO for DL110 Gen10 Plus server having only DC Power Supply of Spare Part Number P40359-001</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.97" date="1694779200">-      Increased the maximum boot order to 512 as specified by UEFI EV specification
      * UefiDevicePath length increased from 256 bytes to 1024 bytes. 
      * Incorrect sensor values for some sub-components in IPMI response.
      * Enforced a limit of 14 bytes for DHCP v4 clientId. An error response of "400 - Bad Request" will be observed if the length is beyond 14 characters.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.98" date="1697112000">-      Enhanced iLO firmware to report additional description about the component for HPE GreenLake Compute Ops Management (COM) initiated firmware bundle update
      * Added Enable/Disable of User Accounts option from Redfish and iLO GUI
      * For PLDM components, added the ability to selectively update the target devices on the system from Install sets and Update task queue</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.98" date="1697198400">-      Fixed CloudConnect retry logic to reconnect to iLO once connectivity is resumed
      * Fixed the auto-connect issue if the HPE GreenLake Compute Ops Management (COM) was disabled due to a no-retry</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.99" date="1700136000">-      Gracefully handle multiple boot to UEFI commands in installset
      * Provide update statistics via Redfish for firmware bundle update
      * Redfish includes direct attach backplane in chassis collection
      * Redfish includes downstream backplane in chassis collection
      * Providing granular control on Security Parameters present on Security Dashboard</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.99" date="1700222400">-      Fix has been implemented to show right data in redfish, which includes to suppress additional SetObject name when adapter provides expanded data for GET operation in RDE
      * Excessive event issue is fixed when RDE and DCi coexist on the system on iLO 5 and iLO 6
      * iLO Login page shows the Server as Managed by HPE OneView when actually the Server is in Monitored mode</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00" date="1702555200">-      OpenSSL v1.0.2 in iLO FW is patched with Extended Master Secret support for TLS1.2
      * SNMP GET, GET-NEXT and WALK support added for the following storage controllers on iLO5 
        * HPE MR216i-a Gen10 Plus 
        * HPE MR216i-p Gen10 Plus
        * HPE MR416i-a Gen10 Plus
        * HPE MR416i-p Gen10 Plus 
        * HPE SR932i-p Gen10 Plus
        * HPE SR416i-a Gen10 Plus
        * HPE NS204i-p Gen10 Plus Boot Controller
      * Updated the Eventing mechanism for State Transitions for Security Parameters for Security Dashboard
      * Redfish includes direct attach backplane in Fabric collection
      * Redfish schema amendments for DMTF compliance</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00" date="1702641600">-      Slowness due to continuously polling on timer expiry leading to increased CPU utilization
      * Added timestamp register call before iLO starts VSP logging to file to fix iLO VSP locks-up after an iLO reset if there is output displayed during the iLO reset
      * Firmware update fails through iLO web interface due to loss of network connectivity to iLO. You can now retry after 5 minutes when the network connectivity with iLO is restored
      * PSU firmware upgrade flashing failure for Titanium PSUs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00-2.1" date="1706270400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00-2.1" date="1706356800">-     Fixed an issue with code signing.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.01" date="1706443200">-      Addition of new SNMP trap (id# 6146) and Redfish event for runtime Mezzanine card failures on Synergy servers
      * Implemented Reconnect button in iLO UI for enabling customers to manually reconnect to HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management
      * Configuration to allow disabling/enabling all weak ciphers and key lengths for SSH and TLS interfaces in Production security mode</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.01" date="1706529600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.02" date="1709035200">-      Support for BlueField-3 DPU Model B3220 has been added
      * Storage Page enhanced to display storage enclosure, switch and port information in the topology</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.02" date="1709121600">-      Fix for incorrect temperature sensor values and sensor indices reported by iLO SNMP interface
      * Fix for inconsistent physical drive status reported by iLO SNMP interface as compared with iLO GUI or Redfish interfaces
      * Support added for sending iLO AlertMail with TLS enabled, in conformance with RFC3207
      * Fix for configuring one time boot options via in-band and out-of-band IPMI methods
      * Fix for Web User interface being rendered inaccessible after the storage tab is clicked, in a server with large number of drives</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.03" date="1711454400">-     None.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.03" date="1711540800">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.04" date="1713441600">-     1\. Support for TLS v1.3  
    2\. Support for consistent URIs (indexes) under Ethernet interfaces for
    systems in Gen 10 servers at all times.  
    3\. Ability to switch from DHCP6 to static IPv6 address for the same IP
    address.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.04" date="1713528000">-     1\. Fixed an issue where there was a communication loss between HPE Ethernet
    1Gb 4-port 331FLR adapter and HPE iLO 5.  
    2\. Fixed an issue of invalid values for SNMP OIDs during SNMPWALK.  
    3\. Fixed an issue where SMBIOS data file present in NAND is removed and
    recreated every time a server reboots.  
    4\. Fixed an issue where the IPMI power supply status showed a failure
    detected in empty bays on Apollo servers.  
    5\. Fixed an issue where while entering an incorrect HPE iLO password on a
    server in Edgeline EL8000t chassis displayed an improper error message.  
    6\. Fixed an issue where physical drive status was reported incorrectly in
    SNMP.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.05" date="1718884800">-     1. Support for Titanium PSU upgrade for 2200W PSUs.
      2. Support for Fan speed in terms of percentage from SNMP OID Get and Walk.
      3. Added cypher #17 support for HPE iLO IPMI over LAN interface.
      4. Support for minimum 15 concurrent sessions per user for each interface.
      5. Support for HPE InfiniBand NDR200/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port OSFP PCIe5 x16 MCX75310AAS-HEAT Adapter (P45642-B22/ P45642-H22).
      6. Fixes for specific SNMP OIDs for RDE capable storage controllers for controller, physical drive, and logical drive properties.
      7. Added the following to HPE Edgeline e910t and e920t servers:
    
            o  Added additional AHS Diagnostics Logging for collecting NON-Innovation Engine thermal sensors.
    
            o  Added IML alert and Redfish Alert to report Intel Processor PROCHOT status.
    
                -  Warning alert / event when active PROCHOT longer than 60 seconds.
    
                -  Repair alert / event when non-active PROCHOT status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.05" date="1718971200">-     1. Fixed an issue with the sensor index suffix in SNMP sensor name OIDs.
      2. Fixed an issue where, while updating the One Time Boot option to PXE boot device, the UEFI optimized boot mode was getting set to a disabled state.
      3. Fixed an issue with dynamic sensor number enumeration in IPMI response.
      4. Fixed an issue where LDAP mode used to get disabled due to version and size mismatch.
      5. Fixed an issue where HTTP calls to Rest server (through a web server) to create installset, initiate installset, and read installset was unstable leading to failure in BundleUpdate.
      6. Fixed an issue where data from Redfish when appended with available data, use to generate unexpected data.
      7. Fixed an issue on HPE ProLiant Gen10 and HPE ProLiant Gen10 plus systems query to memory URI response that got delayed or timed out.
      8. For HPE Edgeline e910t and e920t servers:
    
     Fixed an issue where there was a missing or outdated CPU, DIMM, and Chipset
    thermal temperature sensors.
    
     Fixed an issue where there was a wrong reporting of Stale DIMM sensor IML
    Alert or a Redfish Event.
    
     Fixed an issue where HPE iLO fails to perform a firmware update for HPE
    Innovation Engine (IE) and HPE Server Platform Services (ME) Firmware.
    
     9. Fixed an issue for Embedded ALOM and for other cards where the indexes were automatically assigned.
    
    10. Fixed an issue where there was a communication loss between HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 331FLR adapter and HPE iLO 5.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.06" date="1721044800">-      Support for Titanium PSU upgrade for 2200W PSUs.
    
     Support for Fan speed in terms of percentage from SNMP OID Get and Walk.
    
     Added cypher #17 support for HPE iLO IPMI over LAN interface.
    
     Support for minimum 15 concurrent sessions per user for each interface.
    
     Support for HPE InfiniBand NDR200/Ethernet 200Gb 1-port OSFP PCIe5 x16
    MCX75310AAS-HEAT Adapter (P45642-B22/P45642-H22).
    
     Fixes for specific SNMP OIDs for RDE capable storage controllers for
    controller, physical drive, and logical drive properties.
    
     Added the following to HPE Edgeline e910t and e920t servers:
    
     Additional AHS Diagnostics Logging for collecting NON-Innovation Engine
    thermal sensors.
    
     Added IML alert and Redfish alert to report Intel Processor PROCHOT status.
    
    - Warning alert or an event when active PROCHOT longer than 60 seconds.
    
    - Repair alert or an event when nonactive PROCHOT status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.06" date="1721131200">-      Fixed the offline firmware update failure through SPP and missing the
    inventory of hard drives.
    
     Fixed iLO upgrade issue due to file upload failure.
    
     Fixed a potential random server restart, or Uncorrectable Machine Check
    Exception (UMCE), when an iLO reset is triggered.
    
     Fixed an issue with the iLO Firmware auto recovery process.
    
     Fixed an issue where Apollo and Edgeline servers could display an impossibly
    high chassis power reading, which was determined to be invalid.
    
     Fixed an issue where there was a communication loss between HPE Ethernet 1Gb
    4-port 331FLR adapter and HPE iLO 5.
    
     Fixed an issue with the sensor index suffix in SNMP sensor name OIDs.
    
     Fixed an issue where, while updating the One Time Boot option to PXE boot
    device, the UEFI optimized boot mode was getting set to a disabled state.
    
     Fixed an issue with dynamic sensor number enumeration in IPMI response.
    
     Fixed an issue where LDAP mode used to get disabled due to version and size
    mismatch.
    
     Fixed an issue where HTTP calls to Rest server (through a web server) to
    create installset, initiate installset, and read installset was unstable
    leading to failure in BundleUpdate .
    
     Fixed an issue where data from Redfish when appended with available data,
    used to generate unexpected data.
    
     Fixed an issue on HPE ProLiant Gen10 and HPE ProLiant Gen10 plus systems
    query to memory URI response that got delayed or timed out.
    
     For HPE Edgeline e910t and e920t servers:
    
     Fixed an issue where there was a missing or outdated CPU, DIMM, and Chipset
    thermal temperature sensors.
    
     Fixed an issue where there was a wrong reporting of Stale DIMM sensor IML
    Alert or a Redfish Event.
    
     Fixed an issue where HPE iLO fails to perform a firmware update for HPE
    Innovation Engine (IE) and HPE Server Platform Services (ME) Firmware.
    
     Fixed an issue for Embedded ALOM and for other cards where the indexes were
    automatically assigned.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.07" date="1723550400">-     iLO5 v 3.07 Fixes can be found at[www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-v3-07-Enhancements]
    (http://www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-v3-07-Enhancements)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.07" date="1723636800">-     iLO5 v 3.07 Fixes can be found at [www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-v3-07-Fixes](http:
    //www.hpe.com/support/ilo5-v3-07-Fixes)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.08" date="1726488000">-      There are no enhancements in the current HPE iLO 5 v3.08 release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.08" date="1726574400">-      Fixed an issue where an SNMP query on cpqHoMIBStatusArray status failed post upgrade to HPE iLO 5 v3.00.
      * Fixed an issue where the drives in the Embedded SATA controller were displayed in the label of Un-configured Drives instead of Drives.
      * Fixed an issue where fetching the email ID for AD login users fails in a cross-domain setup, affecting the ability to send TFA tokens.
      * Fixed an issue that involves a fallback mechanism to retrieve the email address from the parent domain if it cannot be fetched from the cross-domain.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.09" date="1728475200">-      Support for PIN-based iLO5 onboarding into COM instead of PCID.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.09" date="1728561600">-      Fixed an issue where HPE iLO RIBCL queries generated incorrect CAPACITY VALUE responses.
      * Fixed an issue where fetching the email details of an LDAP user where DistinguishedName containing special characters were causing the two-factor authentication process to fail.
      * Fixed an issue where the hpsetup/secureflash engine reports the HPE iLO 5 firmware update as a failure.
      * Fixed an issue where Xilinx XtremeScale X2522-25G cards drop from HPE iLO health monitoring.
      * Fixed the cpqHoMIBStatusArray status issue that did not get updated with proper details when a drive attached to HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR controller failed or degraded.
      * Fixed an incorrect AMS status (Not Available) that appeared on the HPE iLO interfaces while operating system indicated AMS status as running.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10" date="1734264000">-      Added an option using REST API to rotate the ESKM password
      * Added support for digit validation in PIN based onboarding of iLO to COM</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10" date="1734350400">-      Fixed an issue where the MCTP retry mechanism in i2c communication failed.
      * Fixed an issue where the IPMI boot parameters were not functioning through the BMC IPMI interface.
      * Fixed an issue where the Kerberos client advertised insecure encryption (RC4, DES) types and rejected the deprecated ones. As a part of this fix, RC4, DES, and 3DES algorithms are removed from the Kerberos requests.
      * Fixed an issue of firmware update failures by increasing the time delay between retries for PCIe VDM transmit buffer.
      * Fixed an issue for the sensor values that were reported in the GET_SENSOR response though these sensors were marked as non-supported in the PDR table.
      * Fixed the issue with missing storage controller condition values with the IDA condition for the MIB status array for the SR Controller Gen 10 Smart Array and MR Controller Gen 10 Smart Array.
      * Fixed an issue of abnormal noise in the fans of HPE ProLiant ML350 Gen10 Tower Server and HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 servers during POST across newer iLO 5 firmware versions.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.11" date="1741003200">-     Added support for Azure Stack HCI 23H2 OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.11" date="1741089600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.13" date="1745496000">-     Support for SHA2 algorithm with public key authentication method of logging
    into HPE iLO SSH and is applicable to all security modes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.13" date="1745582400">-      Fixed an issue where an HPE Gen10 Server health LED blinks displayed
    different behavior between HPE iLO v3.01and HPE iLO v3.02 upon a disk failure.
    
     Fixed an issue where a Redfish event not sent properly when event
    subscriptions used mTLS.
    
     Fixed an issue where DHE-RSA ciphers are enabled with **Disable Weak Ciphers
    **and in **High Security **mode setting making HPE iLO vulnerable.
    
     Fixed an issue where HPE iLO 5 v3.10 returned **snmpwalk timeout **when
    monitored by Zabbix monitoring software.
    
     Fixed an issue where the get_email_details failed if the user domain name
    had a **\ **character.
    
     Fixed an issue where a certificate import failed on some servers with the
    **SSL certificate could not be imported since the input certificate is not
    intended for this server **error.
    
     Fixed an issue where HPE iLO6 System Information Storage tab displayed
    drives without any order.
    
     Fixed an issue with the drive discovery, where an incorrect reporting of a
    removal or inserted drive IML message was getting triggered.
    
     Fixed an issue with HPE Apollo server power supply redundancy state.
    
     Fixed an issue where m750 server blades go to a critical state and does not
    connect to HPE iLO.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.14" date="1750248000">-      Support for LDAP session persistence.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.14" date="1750334400">-      Fixed an issue where an increment of more than 50 AMS agents resulted in the
    snmpwalk time-out.
    
     Fixed an issue where an LDAP/Directory user was unable to create a local
    user.
    
     Fixed the repeated characters' issue when Japanese Keyboard Layout was used
    and Kanji key [Eng Keyboard ` eq key] was pressed.
    
     Fixed an issue where HPE iLO SSH session went to a freeze state after
    running show -a command in successive attempts.
    
     Fixed an issue where some HPE ProLiant m750 Server Blades went to a critical
    state and failed to connect to HPE iLO.
    
     Fixed an issue where the OID for power supply redundancy was only returning
    a value of notRedundant (2) for Apollo server.
    
     Fixed an issue where the power Consumption readings from Cobourg
    intermittently had incorrect spikes above possible power consumption and were
    not filtered by HPE iLO.
    
     Fixed an issue where the SFIC does not get generated and the URIs under the
    redfish /v1/ResourceDirectory were not getting populated.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.15" date="1755000000">-     There are no enhancements in the current HPE iLO 5 v3.15 release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.15" date="1755086400">-      Fixed an issue where HPE OneView returned inconsistent datatype for network
    adapter function ID for a server hardware call.
    
     Fixed an issue where the GPU sensor data and status were missing during
    nVidia driver load and unload transitions randomly.
    
     Fixed an issue where during an HPE iLO firmware upgrade to SSP SY
    2024.11.02, the RDE VAS went into a freeze state and caused a halt in the
    upgrade process.
    
     Fixed an issue where HDDs connected through the SR controller were not
    consistently displayed in the HPE iLO 5 Firmware Inventory page or via the
    Redfish API.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.16" date="1760097600">-     There are no enhancements in the current HPE iLO 5 v3.16 release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.16" date="1760184000">-      Fixed an issue with the backup_start event to protect the back up process
    from auxiliary power cycle interruptions. This fix includes the implementation
    of IML logging.  
     Fixed an issue with HPE iLO to display power supplies as per power supply
    type AC or DC.  
     Fixed an issue where iLO could report the network status as "Unknown"
    instead of "OK" on Raider platforms.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.17" date="1764849600">-     There are no enhancements in the current HPE iLO 5 v3.17 release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.17" date="1764936000">-     Fixed an issue where an improper shutdown was detected in the OS after HPE iLO
    firmware upgrade through COM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.18" date="1770897600">-      For the NVIDIA HGX A100 8-GPU 80GB baseboard, iLO UI previously displayed the product part number starting with 935-xxx-xxx-xxx. With this enhancement, the product part number is updated to display 699-xxx-xxx Board Part Number.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.18" date="1770984000">-      Fixed an issue where iLO does not display Intel GPU FRU details, such as part number, serial number, and product version.
      * Fixed an issue where iLO is unable to successfully flash the firmware on the Lisbon1 card.
      * Fixed a Secure Shell (SSH) File Descriptor leak in iLO CLI that can cause iLO to stop responding to SSH requests after repeated connections as commonly seen with SSH fencing agent.
      * Fixed an issue by adding the handling of EAP packet with Identifier Value 0 in iLO.  Fixed an issue where SNMP fails to display a proper output when storage condition fails.
      * Fixed an issue where iLO displays an incorrect local time in regions that do not observe Daylight Saving Time (DST).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.19" date="1772280000">-     Initial Build</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="9.20" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 9.20-1.1" date="1775217600">-     Latest FW Version 9.20</changelog>

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<package pkgid="41a547f0c668a9d627f010799cfd67c0a4c8bdca5e87ee2d6c7034eab4d31f20" name="firmware-microservergen10plussps" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="05.01.05.103" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.03.094" date="1581076800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.113" date="1591617600">-     This image contains the latest Intel Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    which contains mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities. The
    following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this SPS release:
    CVE-2020-0545 and CVE-2020-0586. These issues are not unique to HPE Servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.208" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2020-8755. This security
    vulnerability is documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00391. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.303" date="1623067200">-     See the release document in Download Product Binaries page from Product
    Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.303" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware provides
    mitigations for SPS security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-24509.
    These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory
    INTEL-SA-00459.  These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.400" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware provides
    mitigations for SPS security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0060. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.500" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.600" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.700" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.804" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.04.913" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.05.005" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 05.01.05.005 should be paired with System ROM 3.50
    (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 05.01.05.103" date="1756036800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 05.01.05.103 should be paired with System ROM 3.70
    (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2025-20067. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="b6013d4de0479f2d2ca14f385038f789deb26a2488c614c2fb33d595c7b2b86f" name="firmware-microserverv2gen10plus_me" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="06.00.03.708" rel="2.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.200" date="1663329600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.204" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this SPS release:
    CVE-2022-29515. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.309" date="1676289600">-     This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.309" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-36794. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.505" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.604" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.00 (02/01/2024) or
    later.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.700" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.30 (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.708" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 06.00.03.708 (2.50_07_25_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.50 (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.708-2.1" date="1772539200">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="82e0b42526ad4e422f3d203c87932cdbc332b1164ac480649b09d12d20d3853c" name="firmware-ml30gen10plus_me" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="06.00.03.708" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.035" date="1646568000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.039" date="1646654400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Tatlow PLR2
    BKC WW50.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.200" date="1653566400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the MCTP PCIe devices could not be discovered after
    an SPS firmware update without an AC power cycle. This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.204" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version is in compliance with Intel IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this SPS release:
    CVE-2022-29515. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.309" date="1676289600">-     This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.309" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-36794. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.505" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.604" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.00 (02/01/2024) or
    later.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.700" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.30 (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.708" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 06.00.03.708 (2.50_07_25_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.50 (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 06.00.03.708-3.1" date="1772539200">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="80b0a3707c637253c759a3d4153e9469a5f36d0ab6691d97fdee0220c628145b" name="firmware-nic-bcm" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.42.0" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.29.0" date="1688472000">-     This product addresses an abnormal reporting on link status of HPE 331i
    Adapter under IML log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30.2" date="1688558400">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Update 5.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.31.0" date="1688644800">-     This product addresses an issue related to the adjustment of code structure on
    corresponding HW material change.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32.3" date="1688731200">-     This product enhances the FW Library to support the second NVRAM type.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32.3" date="1688817600">-     This product correct an issue about the display of BootCode version not
    reflecting current running version after upgrading the adapter firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33.4" date="1688904000">-     This product removes CCM(Comprehensive Configuration Management) for the
    legacy driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33.4" date="1688990400">-     This product fixes the intermittent issue of displaying incorrect device
    status under iLO web</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34.1" date="1690804800">-      This product addressed the disconnection with iLO after switching to Shared Network mode.
      * This product addressed the compatibility of shared memory communication on adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.35.3" date="1699876800">-      This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.2.
      * The product addressed some Broadcom code structure utilization.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.35.3" date="1699963200">-     This product addressed that platform might encounter a POST failure when
    NX1-based controllers and some storage controllers combines.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36.0" date="1713528000">-     This product now supports GetPackageStatus NCSI Command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.37.0" date="1719576000">-      This product fixed error checking sequence for Firmware Management Protocol API.
      * This product fixed NC-SI commands to interoperate more benefit with iLO.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38.0" date="1726488000">-     This product enhances NVRAM configuration during the firmware upgrade.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.39.0" date="1734523200">-     This product enhances libfwupg to improve NVRAM configuration updates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40.0" date="1742212800">-     This product enhances libfwupg to improve NVRAM configuration updates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.41.0" date="1748520000">-     This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42.0" date="1761998400">-      This product fixes the issue where unique serial number in VPD (Vital Product Data) will be altered to a dummy serial number
      * This product fixes the issue where Failing to Obtain iLO shared NIC DHCP IP and MCTP EID Missing during  Reboot.
      * This product fixes the issue where PCI Temperature sensor might be missing intermittently causing Increase in Fan Speed</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="c799ec81db18b5512f17517cbbc4e3e7fe18e23bd7d91eb66148e869bb19e118" name="firmware-nic-bcm-nxe" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.25.5" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.22" date="1496318400">-     Initial release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.7" date="1503403200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Update 4.  
    This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.7" date="1503489600">-     This product corrects an issue where a prompt to save configuration changes is
    displayed when no changes have been made from the adapter's configuration
    menu.  
    This product addresses an issue where an adapter fails to boot to PXE with
    VLAN ID enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.2.16" date="1515672000">-      This product corrects an issue where a user sees a 'Submit Fail for Form:' error message when attempting to load the default (F7) adapter settings.
      * This product corrects an issue where the user is prompted to save changes when no adapter configuration settings have been modified.
      * This product corrects an issue where an adapter's branding information is lost when a non-English language is selected for the 'System Utilities' (F9) menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.3.10" date="1526644800">-     This product corrects a link flap seen when updating NIC firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.3.56" date="1534075200">-     This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.3.56" date="1534161600">-     N/A</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.4.2" date="1541419200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.11" date="1549022400">-     This product corrects an issue where adapters incorrectly send a NULL padded
    System Description LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) TLV.
    
    This product corrects an issue where an incorrect device (Network Controller)
    name is displayed in the RBSU.
    
    This product corrects an issue where adapters become Firmware corruption
    during rebooting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.6.4" date="1565611200">-     This product addresses an issue where firmware is corrupted during multiple
    system reboots.
    
    This product addresses an LLDP message issue where adapters send incorrect
    System Description, System Name, Chassis ID and Management Address.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.7.6" date="1572609600">-     This product now remove supports Synergy and Blade Server.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.1" date="1582459200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.7
    
    This product now supports  SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP1
    
    This product now supports the following network adapters.
    
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 537SFP+ Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 537SFP+ FLR Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.9.3" date="1594987200">-      This product corrects wrong names of adapters which show up while doing firmware update.
      * This product corrects an issue about 2 ports in a port bond both being disconnected if we were just disconnecting 1 port.
      * This product corrects an issue about LLDP nearest bridge packet not being disabled while that option under NIC HII was disabled.
      * This product corrects the wrong LED behavior while attaching SFP-RJ45 tranceiver.
      * This product corrects an issue about firmware not being actually updated even seeing it was reported as successfully by update utility.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.9.5" date="1605182400">-     This product addresses a package loss issue while running under multicast UDP
    traffic.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.3" date="1635508800">-     This product addresses an issue where network interface could not be brought
    up under OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.12.1" date="1646395200">-      This product addresses an issue a packet missing problem after some amounts of multicast UDP streams transmitted.
      * This product addresses an issue the port identifier LED problem on HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 535T Adapter .</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.13.0" date="1661774400">-     This product no longer supported of updating FW via Service Pack for Proliant
    on HPE Proliant Gen9 servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.13.50" date="1664625600">-     This product addresses an issue about battery POST error caused by unnecessary
    protocol on Supported Devices of this product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.14.0" date="1670587200">-      This product addresses an issue incorrect reporting on link status of HPE 631FLR-SFP28 Adapter.
      * This product addresses an issue battery POST error caused by unnecessary protocol on Supported Devices of this product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15.2" date="1680782400">-      This product enhances bnxtnvm support OTP programming.
      * This product enhances coredump support to dump  cache contents.
      * This product enhances Firmware command line module modularity
      * This product enhances to add support for disabling Overflow detection for CQs (Completion Queues) of RoCE (RDMA over converged Ethernet )
      * This product enhances FW support for QUIC key (Quick UDP Internet Connection) context backing store management
      * This product enhances to add support for PCIe TPH (TLP Processing Hints)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15.2" date="1680868800">-      This product correct an issue which not allow the user to configure the multi-function mode option with option value string.
      * This product correct an issue which the performance issue is seen with GRO offload (Generic Receive Offload) enable.
      * This product correct an issue which the Firmware upgrade fails if bnxtnvm uses the default value.  increased the timeout value to sufficient vaule.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.16.2" date="1686744000">-      This product enhances the RDE BEJ encoding for some MessageArgs.
      * This product removes CCM(Comprehensive Configuration Management) for the legacy driver.
      * This product removes Energy-Efficient Ethernet (EEE) from the PHY.
      * This product adds range validation checks to dest_port and dest_port_mask for ntuple commands.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.16.2" date="1686830400">-      This product fixes the issue of incorrect PCIe VF numbers caused by some NCSI queries.
      * This product fixes the RDE error response for certain properties with unsupported input
      * This product fixes the problem of no RDE alert being generated when the link status changes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17.2" date="1690804800">-      This product addressed the NC-SI passthrough algorithm for some FRU-reading commands from platform side.
      * This product addressed the packet forwarding rule while receiving packet which is bigger than 9600 jumbo size.
      * This product addressed the link failure under FreeBSD OS after changing link speed.
      * This product addressed the failure of bringing up VFs of SRIOV when doing on and off switch.
      * This product addressed adapter not responsive when work under heavy loading with 128 VMs.
      * The product addressed status reporting  of PLDM sensor monitoring with BMC.
      * This product addressed the link-flap after link down or warm boot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.18.2" date="1698840000">-      This product addressed PFC flood problem when shut down system while running RoCE traffic.
      * This product addressed PCIeVDM communication problem between BMC and NIC after an error recovery.
      * This product addressed the PHY level packet drop.
      * This product addressed the problem of multi-cast traffic gets leaked to unintended functions.
      * This product addressed the reporting mechanism of NCSI max temperature.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.0" date="1713528000">-      This product fixed the problem of port Reset command not forcing 10G module to shut down link properly.
      * This product fixed the problem of PFC flood if shutdown the system while running RoCE traffic.
      * This product fixed NC-SI Get NC Capabilities and Settings response MaxPFs value.
      * This product fixed the restriction of PF/VF bar sizes to valid values.
      * This product fixed random Whp-livepatch failure due to out-of-order function.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.0" date="1719489600">-      This product now supports adaptive QoS niccli tuning parameters support.
      * This product enhanced Hot-Plug support OCP 3.0 for BCM5741x.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.0" date="1719576000">-      This product fixed connection failed with Windows GRE VPN client under VM configured.
      * This product fixed PLDM Monitoring and Control to interoperate more robust with iLO for events sequence and parameter enablement.
      * This product fixed NC-SI commands scope and event to interoperate more benefit with iLO.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.21.0" date="1726401600">-      This product enhances to support Linux inbox driver to update firmware.
      * This product enhances the Get Package Status command support.
      * This product enhances to add a warning message when a non-supported dual-rate transceiver is used.
      * This product enhances the Addition of SFF 8472 Transceiver Power Details to RDE Port Metrics.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.21.0" date="1726488000">-      This product addresses an issue where getting Transceiver Temperature erroneous unit value.
      * This product addresses an issue when NC-SI Query Pending NC PLDM Response is wrong when NIC does not have a pending PLDM request.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.0" date="1734436800">-      This product enhances NC-SI implementation for multiple physical mediums.
      * This product enhances firmware debug trace improvement.
      * This product enhances to add more debug data to coredump.
      * This product enhances to increase resource to handle the NC-SI commands concurrently.
      * This product enhances to set LLDP Disable request if DCBX is enabled.
      * This product enhances multiple lossless traffic classes support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.0" date="1734523200">-      This product addresses issue about IPVlan support.
      * This product fixes an issue where the Transceiver Temperature is an erroneous unit value.
      * This product addresses to exposing MCTP discovery through NICCLI utility.
      * This product fixes an issue where ethtool shows wrong module type when a port is in a certain breakout mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.0" date="1742126400">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.0" date="1742212800">-      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 the OCP module experiences link width degradation in the system.
      * This product fixes the issue where PXE boot does not work with VLAN configurations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24.0" date="1748520000">-      This product fixes an issue where VLAN-tagged packets were looped back or misrouted due to VEB behavior, causing TCP retransmissions and link instability in LACP configurations.
      * This product fixes an issue where the adapter did not correctly report all supported link speeds (1G/10G/25G) via ethtool.
      * This product fixes an issue where Broadcom NXE NICs could overheat and become unrecognized when MCTP was disabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.0" date="1765108800">-     This product enhancement enables a self-shutdown feature to prevent
    overheating when certain monitoring features are disabled.  
    It applies only to newer hardware that originally shipped with firmware
    version 223.1.135.7 or higher and is not enabled on earlier revisions.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.0" date="1765195200">-      This product fixes the issue where the firmware version details failed to update and the card showed as not operational after upgrading BCM5741x adapters 
      * This product fixes the issue where failed to detect a 10GBASE-LR SFP+ causing incorrect defaults and a link failure.
      * This product fixes the issue where iLO BMC shared  IP on OCP NIC, link flap occurred during OS reboot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.5" date="1768651200">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="2.42.0" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.28.50" date="1646654400">-     This product adderssed minor adjustment on its UEFI driver structure.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.28.60" date="1654516800">-     This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * Broadcom BCM5719 Ethernet 1Gb 4-port Base-T Adapter for HPE
      * Broadcom BCM5719 Ethernet 1Gb 4-port Base-T OCP3 Adapter for HPE</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.29.2" date="1661774400">-     This product addresses some minor adjustment with its internal UEFI code
    structure.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.31.0" date="1670587200">-     This product addresses an issue the adjustment of firmware read-write commands
    on corresponding OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32.3" date="1680782400">-     This product enhances the FW Library to support the second NVRAM type.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32.3" date="1680868800">-     This product correct an issue which the Boot Code Version of the Firmware did
    not get updated after upgrading the Firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33.3" date="1686744000">-      This product removes CCM(Comprehensive Configuration Management) for the legacy driver.
      * This product adds to support HPE MicroServer Gen11</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33.3" date="1686830400">-      This product fixes the intermittent issue of displaying incorrect device status under iLO web
      * This product fixes the intermittent lost iLO connection with shared networking mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34.1" date="1690804800">-      This product addressed a problem where Reboot Required option was not set after doing firmware update under RBSU.
      * This product addressed the disconnection with iLO after switching to Shared Network mode on BCM5719 OCP3 adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34.50" date="1692792000">-     This product addresses an issue where the FAN behavior with installed BCM 5719
    1Gb 4p BASE-T OCP Adptr.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34.70" date="1698235200">-     This product addresses an issue where network loses IP Address Randomly during
    AC/DC cycle and idling.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.35.3" date="1699963200">-      This product addressed abnormal fan behavior when BCM5719 OCP3 installed.
      * This product addressed the failure of IP dispatch when using BCM5719 LOM as shared iLO networking.
      * This product addressed that platform might encounter a POST failure when NX1-based controllers and some storage controllers combines.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36.0" date="1713528000">-     This product now supports GetPackageStatus NCSI Command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.37.0" date="1719576000">-      This product fixed error checking sequence for Firmware Management Protocol API.
      * This product fixed NC-SI commands to interoperate more benefit with iLO.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38.0" date="1726488000">-      This product addresses a problem that might cause a BSOD when trying to reboot the system from operating Windows systems due to NIC internal software mutex problem.
      * This product addresses an issue where a random missing DHCP IP address occurs when the iLO shared NIC port is used, due to NIC internal software mutex problem.
      * This product addresses an issue that might cause the POST to get stuck due to NIC internal software mutex problem.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.39.0" date="1734436800">-     This product enhances libfwupg to improve NVRAM configuration updates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.39.0" date="1734523200">-      This product fixes an issue where a dummy Serial Number is seen immediately after update the adapter firmware to version 2.30 (or earlier).
      * This product fixes an issue where Wake-on-LAN not working is seen.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40.0" date="1742126400">-     This product enhances libfwupg to improve NVRAM configuration updates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40.0" date="1742212800">-     This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.41.0" date="1748520000">-     This product fixes where MBA configuration reset to defaults after updating
    firmware.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42.0" date="1761998400">-      This product fixes the issue where unique serial number in VPD (Vital Product Data) will be altered to a dummy serial number
      * This product fixes the issue where Failing to Obtain iLO shared NIC DHCP IP and MCTP EID Missing during Reboot.
      * This product fixes the issue where PCI Temperature sensor might be missing intermittently causing Increase in Fan Speed</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="0279b6721832ab168edfc917ca4ada7bf99140cc84930dc3a682ca2f2a0c817b" name="firmware-nic-i210-nic" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.2877" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.2877" date="1634040000">-     Initial release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.2877-3.1" date="1775217600">-     Updated with XD220 and XD295 nodes</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="82c9aebfbd933341c54111e9ee7ee87ef8c3080c2c723ff2b0166305860c0cc9" name="firmware-nic-intel" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.37.0" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1327492800">-     Initial release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.2.6" date="1342785600">-     This package now supports the HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560SFP+ Adapter.  
      
    This package now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, Update 3.  
      
    The firmware utility in this package now supports command line options: '-e'
    (rewrite) and '-g' (downgrade).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.3.6" date="1355486400">-     This component now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366FLR Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLR-SFP+ Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560M Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.3.7" date="1366027200">-     This component contains new firmware that resolves an intermittent issue where
    the option ROM does not load during POST and the NIC is not available for
    network boot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.4.21" date="1378900800">-     This package now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 561FLR-T Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 561T Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.17" date="1387368000">-     This software now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HP Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 363i Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 1Gb 1-port 364i Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 367i Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562i Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.17" date="1387454400">-     This firmware addresses an issue where a Pre-Execution Environment (PXE) boot
    fails when the Spanning Tree Protocol is enabled on a network switch.  
      
    This firmware addresses a system hang seen with Product Development Kit Intel
    APITEST with PXE version 1.5.33.  
      
    This firmware addresses an issue where the Windows Deployment Services fail.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.19" date="1400846400">-     This component addresses an issue which prevented correct operation on the HP
    Ethernet 1Gb 1-port 364i Adapter.  
      
    This component addresses an issue that resulted in sideband communication
    transmitting from the wrong port.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.6.11" date="1404907200">-     The nvmupdate tool in this component has been updated to address an issue
    where the shared network port used by Integrated Lights Out (iLO) is not
    correctly enabled on port 1 on the HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLR-SFP+
    Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.6.12" date="1420632000">-      The firmware flash tool in this component has been updated to address an issue where the shared network port used by Integrated Lights Out (iLO) is not correctly enabled on port 1 on the HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLR-SFP+ Adapter.
      * Fixes Wake On Lan issue seen with HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLR-SFP+ Adapter.
      * This component addresses an issue described in the Customer Advisory #c04438541.
      * This component contains updated tools that resolve firmware installation issues caused by some EEPROM ID changes.
      * The updated firmware fixes an issue where the PXE boot agent does not load when Intel Boot Agent is set to "Try network first".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.7.7" date="1421150400">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 6.  
      
    This product now supports SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 12.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.7.7" date="1421236800">-     The firmware in this product addresses a Wake-on-LAN (WoL) issue seen with the
    HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port560FLR-SFP+ Adapter.  
      
    This product addresses the issue described in Customer Advisory #c04438541.  
      
    The firmware in this product addresses an issue where port #1 for an HP
    Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366FLR Adapter doesn't receive any IP traffic from a
    Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server.  
      
    This product addresses an issue where firmware update fails on an HP ProLiant
    DL385p Gen8 server.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.15" date="1432728000">-     This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366T Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFLR-FP+ Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+ Adapter
    
    This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Update 1.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.15" date="1432814400">-     This product addresses an issue where the in-flash image is corrupted during
    SST flashes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.17" date="1434024000">-     This product addresses a link flapping issue seen with the HP Ethernet 10Gb
    2-port 560FLB Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.18" date="1438776000">-     This component contains updated tools that resolve firmware installation
    issues caused by some EEPROM ID changes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.9.12" date="1439985600">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 7.
    
    This product now supports SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 11 SP4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.9.13" date="1448884800">-     This product addresses a link flapping issue seen with the HP Ethernet 10Gb
    2-port 560FLB Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10.8" date="1448971200">-     This product addresses an issue where the temperature is incorrectly reported
    by the thermal sensors, causing the fans to run high.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10.10" date="1461758400">-     This product fixes a PXE Boot issue reported on factory's Remus PXE server.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10.10-2.1" date="1462795200">-     This product fixes a PXE Boot issue reported on factory's Remus PXE server.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.8" date="1465128000">-     This product now supports the HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 563i Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.8" date="1465214400">-     This product addresses an issue where a firmware update fails when executed on
    a system running Xen.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.12" date="1478433600">-     This product now supports the HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366i Communication
    Board.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.12" date="1478520000">-     This product addresses an issue where the system may reboot when a firmware
    update is attempted.
    
    This product addresses connectivity issues that may occur while booting
    mounted image when the shared network port is enabled on HPE FlexFabric 10Gb
    2-port 562 FLR-SFP+/SFP adapters.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.13" date="1484049600">-     This product fixes link flapping issue reported on the HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port
    560FLB Adapter.
    
    This product addresses a security issue reported on the following network
    adapters:
    
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFLR-FP+ Adapter
      * HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+ Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 563i Adapter
    
    See the security bulletin HPSBHF03695 for more information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.14" date="1486641600">-     This firmware corrects an issue where the following network adapters may not
    appear in the system's boot order:
    
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-SFP+ Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+ Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 563i Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.12.18" date="1496318400">-     This product now supports the HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568i Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.13.12" date="1503489600">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Update 4.  
    This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3.
    
    This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368i Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368FLR-MMT Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 369i Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-T Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562T Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMSFP+ Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMT Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.14.13" date="1515672000">-      This product corrects a Wake-on-LAN (WoL) issue seen with the HP Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 361T Adapter.
      * This product corrects an issue where there is no VLAN function under Legacy mode on the HP Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 361T Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.14.14" date="1519300800">-     This product addresses an issue where link flapping is seen when the 'HP
    Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560FLB Adapter' is connected to 1Gb interfaces and
    operated at 1Gb speeds.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15.9" date="1526644800">-     This product addresses a NIC VLAN ID issue seen in the NIC Human Interface
    Infrastructure (HII) menu when operating in UEFI mode.  
    This product addresses a teaming issue where the HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 561T
    Adapter still shows connected on the switch after the NIC has been disabled.  
    This product addresses a link issue and a PXE issue seen with the HPE Ethernet
    10Gb 2-port 560FLB Adapter.  
    This product addresses a WOL issue seen with the HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366T
    Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15.56" date="1534075200">-     This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.15.56" date="1534161600">-     N/A</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.16.0" date="1541419200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17.17-2.1" date="1549368000">-     This product now supports the HPE Synergy 4610C 10/25Gb Ethernet Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17.17-2.1" date="1549454400">-     This product addresses a failure to update adapter firmware on a system
    running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15.  
    This product corrects an issue where the name for the HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port
    366FLR Adapter is displayed incorrectly in the network boot options.  
    This product corrects an issue where the HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-T
    Adapter can be awakened when the NIC WOL setting is disabled.  
    This product corrects an issue where system hangs when booting from the PXE
    boot menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17.19" date="1563624000">-     The firmware in this product addresses an issue where the "Shared Memory
    Feature" would be set to Enabled after Firmware upgrade with HPE Ethernet 10Gb
    2-port 561T and 561FLR-T Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.17.20" date="1563710400">-     The firmware in this product addresses an issue where the "Shared Memory
    Feature" would be set to Enabled after Firmware upgrade with HPE Ethernet 10Gb
    2-port 561T and 561FLR-T Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.18.7" date="1563796800">-     This product addresses an issue where shared memory settings are not preserved
    after a firmware update.
    
    This product addresses an issue where the Legacy VLAN ID isn't reset to 0
    while pressing F7 to reset to default.
    
    This product addresses an issue where, after a firmware update for the HPE
    Synergy 4610C 10/25Gb Ethernet Adapter, the server fails to power up due to
    thermal fault errors.
    
    This product addresses an issue where firmware update for all Intel adapters
    fails when the system contains an obsolete Intel adapter.
    
    This product addresses an issue where the MAC of the HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port
    562T Adapter is duplicated after applying the 09.2018 SPP.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.18.10" date="1563883200">-     This product corrects an issue where the default value of Legacy Noot Protocol
    isn't set to PXE with HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366FLR Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.11" date="1572523200">-     This product now remove supports Synergy and Blade Server.
    
    This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.11" date="1572609600">-     This product addresses an issue where LLDP are disabled.  
    This product addresses an issue where "Firmware Image Properties", "Device
    Level Configuration", and "Link Speed Status" options in NIC HII menu will
    disappear when F7 is pressed.  
    This product addresses an issue where Firmware upgrade fail in SLES15 with
    secureboot enabled.  
    This product addresses an issue where POST when ESC Is Pressed to Enter The
    BIOS Setup Utility with HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366FLR Adapter.  
    This product addresses an issue where there is no VLAN function under Legacy
    mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.11-2.1" date="1585483200">-      This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. 
      * This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. 
      * This product no longer supports ProLiant Blade servers and devices. Those servers and devices are now supported by the [HPE Blade Intel Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for Linux](https://www.hpe.com/global/swpublishing/MTX-f35e20f5c7624892a850ceb642).
      * This product no longer supports Synergy servers and devices. Those servers and devices are now supported by the [HPE Synergy Intel Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for Linux](https://www.hpe.com/global/swpublishing/MTX-bde50c38fbba4c2cb39d29468b).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.11-2.1" date="1585569600">-      This product addresses an issue where LLDP are disabled.
      * This product addresses an issue where "Firmware Image Properties", "Device Level Configuration", and "Link Speed Status" options in NIC HII menu will disappear when F7 is pressed.
      * This product addresses an issue where Firmware upgrade fail in SLES15 with secureboot enabled.
      * This product addresses an issue where POST when ESC Is Pressed to Enter The BIOS Setup Utility with HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366FLR Adapter.
      * This product addresses an issue where there is no VLAN function under Legacy mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.30" date="1585656000">-     This product addresses an WOL issue that system wakes up automatically if any
    magic packet being sent before system was shut down.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.35" date="1594814400">-     This product addresses an WOL issue that system wakes up automatically if any
    magic packet being sent before system was shut down.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.10" date="1594900800">-     This product addresses an issue where ECC error occurs when running failed
    recovery with HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562T Adapter and HPE Ethernet 10Gb
    2-port 562FLR-T Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.10-2.1" date="1602158400">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.10-2.1" date="1602244800">-     This product addresses an issue where ECC error occurs when running failed
    recovery with HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562T Adapter and HPE Ethernet 10Gb
    2-port 562FLR-T Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.30" date="1602331200">-     This product addresses an WOL issue that system wakes up automatically if any
    magic packet being sent before system was shut down.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.37" date="1614772800">-     This product addresses a FW update issue that fails to update FW with this
    specific NIC FW version (80001FB7/1.2529.0).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.21.6" date="1614859200">-     This product addresses an issue where Systems Insight Display (SID) modul is
    green when there's no Network connection.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.6" date="1631793600">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 update 4 and SUSE Linux
    Enterprise Server 15 Service Pack 3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.50" date="1639137600">-      This product addresses an issue where link flipping is seen with HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMSFP+ Adapter.
      * This product addresses an issue where the link speed isn't consistent with HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMT Adapter when system shutdown.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.0" date="1643112000">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 update 5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.0" date="1643198400">-      This product addresses an issue where SR-IOV high latency is seen with HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+ Adapter and HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-SFP+ Adapter.
      * This product addresses an issue where it fails to disable HP Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 361i Adapter in RBSU.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.20" date="1643284800">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 update 5</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.35" date="1657886400">-     This product addresses a issue where IGMP2 packets isn't forwarded to the host
    OS when shared NIC is enabled with HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 361i Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24.3" date="1661342400">-     This product addresses a issue where Firmware version isn't displaed in NIC
    HII menu</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.0" date="1679400000">-      This product addresses an issue where Option ROM version is missing with some Intel 1GB adapters
      * This product addresses an issue where disconnection occurs after rebooting system with HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368i Adapter and HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 369i Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.30" date="1679486400">-     This product addresses an issue where NIC status(iLO page-&gt;System
    Information-&gt;Network) for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+/562FLR-SFP+ Adapter
    is Unknown with being plugged in to a network.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.30-2.1" date="1688385600">-     This product adds the compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.30-2.1" date="1688472000">-     This product addresses an issue where NIC status(iLO page-&gt;System
    Information-&gt;Network) for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+/562FLR-SFP+ Adapter
    is Unknown with being plugged in to a network.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.30-3.1" date="1689508800">-     This product adds the compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.30-3.1" date="1689595200">-     This product addresses an issue where NIC status(iLO page-&gt;System
    Information-&gt;Network) for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562SFP+/562FLR-SFP+ Adapter
    is Unknown with being plugged in to a network.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28.0" date="1689681600">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Update 1.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28.0" date="1689768000">-     This product addresses an issue where the firmware installation exceeds the
    expected time by using Oneview to update Firmware with 568FLR-MMSFP+.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.29.0" date="1698840000">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30.0" date="1711368000">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Update 3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.31.0" date="1722859200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32.0" date="1732795200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.33.1" date="1744027200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34.0" date="1754481600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.35.0" date="1762776000">-     This product added SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP7 supported.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.35.0" date="1762862400">-     This product fixed PXE Boot does not work when DMA remapping is enabled in AMD
    platform.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.37.0" date="1771243200">-</changelog>

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<package pkgid="5a15b675600e6473dacc90f312ccd549fce874b8e87ecbc0584433d5a4c14e9a" name="firmware-nic-is-intel" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.36.0" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.19.10" date="1572609600">-     Initial release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.11" date="1594900800">-      This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP5.
      * This product now supports HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus and HPE ProLiant XL225n Gen10 Plus.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.21.5" date="1601899200">-     This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * Intel X710-DA2 Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ OCP3 Adapter for HPE
      * Intel X710-DA2 Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ Adapter for HPE</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.11" date="1614859200">-      This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP2.
      * This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, Update 2 and Update 3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.50" date="1617883200">-     This product corrects an issue where iLO returns invalid JSON response format.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.55" date="1631707200">-     This product addresses an link issue for Intel X710-DA2 Ethernet 10Gb 2-port
    SFP+ OCP3 Adapter for HPE.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.5" date="1631793600">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 update 4 and SUSE Linux
    Enterprise Server 15 Service Pack 3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.50" date="1639137600">-      This product addresses an issue where the incorrect translation is seen with Intel Intel I350-T4 Ethernet 1Gb 4-port BASE-T  Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24.4" date="1661342400">-     This product now supports HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus v2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.4" date="1665489600">-     This product now supports HPE ProLiant Gen11 servers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.4" date="1665576000">-     This product addresses an issue where the adaters isn't recongized with HPE
    Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ OCP3 X710-DA2  Adapter and HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port
    SFP+ X710-DA2 Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26.0" date="1670241600">-     This product now supports HPE ProLiant Gen11 Platforms with Intel processors</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27.30" date="1679486400">-     TBD</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28.0" date="1689768000">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Update 1.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.29.0" date="1698840000">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30.0" date="1711368000">-      This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Update 3.
      * For more product details, please refer to the latest document in https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19622/</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.31.0" date="1722859200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32.0" date="1732795200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.33.1" date="1744027200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with the latest drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34.0" date="1754481600">-      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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.35.0" date="1762862400">-      This product fixed PXE Boot does not work when DMA remapping is enabled in AMD platform.
      * This product fixed hang issue when run SCT tool with DriverModelTest.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36.0" date="1771243200">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="82d6fdd9df93a1fd59366c06d0b47c57f5c128cb4577f0e64196de0f2a5e19bc" name="firmware-nic-mellanox-eth-only-mft" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.9" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0" date="1560427200">-     *Firmware for the following device is updated to 14.24.9000 :**
    
    P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 14.24.9000 :**
    
      * Changed the firmware version string format in the HII from xx.yy.vv.zz to xx.yy.zzzz.
      * Enabled Firmware Management protocol installation on the Controller handle instead of the child handle.
      * The MTU value is set to 1500 upon driver bring up.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0" date="1560513600">-     *Fixes in version** **14.24.9000**
    
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the first iSCSI target parameters to be reset to their default values.
      * Fixed an issue which cause the link not to raise in the second port which was set as IB when the first port was ETH in PXE.
      * Fixed wrong default value of Boot-To-Target in FlexBoot configuration.
      * When connecting a pre-configured port with VLAN to an IB fabric, the port runs as Ethernet port with the VLAN tag.
      * Booting PXE using Grub2.X over HP G9/G8 servers results in system hang.
      * If the client gets "PXE boot menu" when contacting the DHCP, it will PXE boot first regardless of the boot priority.
      * If the PMM fails to allocate memory, the system hangs since FlexBoot cannot load from the expansion ROM.
      * In ConnectX-4, the PXE boot time measurement over TFTP Ethernet was 1:30 min for image size of 1GB, TFTP InfiniBand was 1:20 min, and iSCSI boot time measurement was 8 seconds for image size of 25 MB.
      * In hybrid BIOSes, if the BIOS loads legacy driver without closing the UEFI driver, the legacy driver fails to load.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1572868800">-     *Firmware for the following device is updated to 14.26.1040:**
    
    P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1572955200">-     *Fixes in version** **14.26.XXXX :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed a rare issue that resulted in "destroy mkey " command getting stuck when rebooting the hypervisor.
      * The total firmware reset time is increased by 1 second.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1601899200">-     *Firmware for the following device is updated to 14.27.4000:**
    
    P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Following New features and Changes are included in version 14.27.4000:**
    
      * Added mlxconfig support for power reduction: PCI CAP AUTO_POWER_SAVE_LINK_DOWN 
        * PCI CAP
        * AUTO_POWER_SAVE_LINK_DOWN
      * Added the following segments, as appeared in the PRM, to the Resource Dump: 
        * PRM_QUERY_QP
        * PRM_QUERY_CQ
        * PRM_QUERY_MKEY
        * QUERY_VNIC_ENV</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1601985600">-     *Following issues have been fixed in version 14.27.4000:**
    
      * An issue that caused the sent packet to hang while the device entered FLR mode.
      * Enabled Bar configuration bytewise by applying the write_en bitmask.
      * A rare case where the the device froze while running the sw reset flow under heavy stress and with many open resources.
      * Low PXE performance while using the VSC to trigger the send_ring_doorbells.
      * An error that prevented the completions (CQ) from being completed due to a race condition in the firmware transport error handlers, and the error stressors, where the error stressors would hang the firmware transport error handler flow.
      * An issue that caused the fragmented IP packets to drop was fixed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1614254400">-     *Firmware for the following device is updated to 14.28.1002:**
    
    P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Following New features and Changes are included in version 14.28.1002:**
    
      * Added mlxconfig support for power reduction: PCI CAP AUTO_POWER_SAVE_LINK_DOWN 
        * PCI CAP
        * AUTO_POWER_SAVE_LINK_DOWN
      * Added the following segments, as appeared in the PRM, to the Resource Dump: 
        * PRM_QUERY_QP
        * PRM_QUERY_CQ
        * PRM_QUERY_MKEY
        * QUERY_VNIC_ENV</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1614340800">-     *Following issues have been fixed in version 14.29.1016:**
    
      * An issue that caused the sent packet to hang while the device entered FLR mode.
      * Enabled Bar configuration bytewise by applying the write_en bitmask.
      * A rare case where the the device froze while running the sw reset flow under heavy stress and with many open resources.
      * Low PXE performance while using the VSC to trigger the send_ring_doorbells.
      * An error that prevented the completions (CQ) from being completed due to a race condition in the firmware transport error handlers, and the error stressors, where the error stressors would hang the firmware transport error handler flow.
      * An issue that caused the fragmented IP packets to drop was fixed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1632657600">-     *Firmware for the following device is updated to 14.31.1014:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.31.1014:**
    
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1632744000">-     *Following issues have been fixed in version 14.31.1014:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 14.31.1014:**
    
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1647777600">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1647864000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6-2.1" date="1663156800">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6-2.1" date="1663243200">-     *The following changes have been made in sub-version 1.0.6(A):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to have the new SHA 384 signature.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6-3.1" date="1713268800">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6-3.1" date="1713355200">-     *The following changes have been made in sub-version 1.0.6(B):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to support FIPS mode enabled OS environment.
    
    **The following changes have been made in sub-version 1.0.6(A):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to have the new SHA 384 signature.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6-4.1" date="1721044800">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6-4.1" date="1721131200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in component sub-version 1.0.6(C):**
    
      * Transaction test error was reported while deploying the component using SPP from HPE Linux SDR.
    
    **The following changes have been made in component sub-version 1.0.6(B):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to support FIPS mode enabled OS environment.
    
    **The following changes have been made in component sub-version 1.0.6(A):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to have the new SHA 384 signature.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1731412800">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 14.32.1900:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **No new features or changes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1900.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1731499200">-     *No fixes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1900.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1759060800">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 14.32.1904:**
    
      * P11338-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 548SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **No new features or changes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1904.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1759147200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1904:**
    
      * Missing QoS settings caused connectivity disruptions and packet drops.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1762776000">-     *No fixes are included in version 14.32.1908.**</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="c37f1dcda40e2a564a32c036413ff6f3688a13fd419eeed7b123fd81d4eb30e0" name="firmware-nic-mellanox-ethernet-only" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.24" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-2.1" date="1437825600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.32.5430:**  
      
    779799-B21  
    779793-B21</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-2.1" date="1437912000">-     Fixes in v2.32.5430:
    
      * Fixed an issue causing ARP not to reply when connected to Hyper-V vSwitch.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1437998400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.33.5220:**  
      
    779799-B21  
    779793-B21</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1444305600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.34.1300:**  
      
    779799-B21  
    779793-B21</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1444392000">-     *Fixes in 2.34.5010**:
    
      * Fixed OCBB Section5 event 8 FEATFLAG
      * Fixed wrong host visible firmware string report when running the HP "OEM GET HOST PARAMETER" command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1448971200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.35.5100:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1449057600">-     *Fixes in 2.35.5100:**
    
      * Fixed OCBB Section5 event 8 FEATFLAG
      * Fixed wrong host visible firmware string report when running the HPE "OEM GET HOST PARAMETER" command.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-2.1" date="1468411200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.36.5000:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 2.36.5000:**
    
      * Enables steering packets to receive queues according to Ethertype matching (See PRM 2.1 for more information).
      * Adds support for additional rate values.
      * Counters that count the number of repeated Send WQE cache lookups that resulted in a miss.
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.14.2200:**
    
    817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
    817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-2.1" date="1468497600">-     *Fixes in 2.36.5000:**
    
      * Fixed an issue which caused packet transmission to get stuck when the software tried to send pause frames with dmac equal to one of the device's MAC addresses.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a firmware internal error when handling QP alternative context.
      * Fixed an issue which caused an internal firmware error when APM changed the QPs port mapping.
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVRAM to get stuck when it filled non-valid information in TLV.
      * Fixed an issue which caused lack of IB traffic on SR-IOV VPI.
      * Fixed a race in handling a duplicated "read request from middle".
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVCONFIG to fail when the number of sector was set to 1 and the sector was zeroed.
      * Fixed an issue which caused TX traffic to stop when the message MTU size was larger than QP.mtu.
      * MLNX_OEM command GET_TEMP returned a wrong value in the max_temp field.
      * Fixed a default hardware configuration issue which caused RDP over IPv4 traffic to be dropped.
      * Disabled High Rate Steering mode in the INI to enable its compatibility with NC-SI over VLAN.
      * Fixed failure instances when initiating FLR in the Physical Function.
      * Fixed a wrong returned status in cable info MAD when the cable was not connected.
      * Fixed the length calculation of UDP. The incorrect UDP length in the CNP packet caused miss-calculation of the ICRC.
      * Fixed a completion error issue when ECN was enabled. The ECN usage caused ordering errors in completion queues (CQ).
    
    **Fixes in 14.14.2200:**
    
      * Fixed an issue which prevented MAC address changes by to driver to be reflected in the OBCC and NC-SI interfaces.
      * Added protection from IOPX thermal diode destabilization to prevent UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GE cards.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a link down in Port 2 when unplugging the cable from Port 1.
      * In some cases, a Bit Error Rate is not optimal on 10G/40G links.
      * Instability of Link Training Flow occurs during 100G Auto-Negotiation.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused the command to hang when moved the QP to RESET and back to RTS.
      * Improved RDMA READ bandwidth under packet lost scenario.
      * Added support for pnat = 1 in HCA access_reg command as required by the ibdiagnet tool.
      * Fixed the LLDP OCBB response: return value is now ascii.
      * Fixed a very rare NMI issue during PXE cycles.
      * Increased the steering hash tables static size from 128 to a maximum of 32K entries.
      * Prevented miscalculation of module temperature when using 100Gb/s cables (OPN: MFA1A00-Cxxx for 100GbE).
      * Reduced one hop for Unicast RX steering, steering pipes balancing.
      * Non-volatile configuration of Port Type TLV more than 50 times might cause system hang.
      * Enabled RoCE IPv4 Multicast. This prevents MCG command from failing when an IPv4 is mapped to an IPv6 address.
      * If the PF driver or the tool (e.g. ethtool) use PAOS DOWN command (e.g. by ifconfig down or ip link set down), loopback traffic is blocked for all functions on this port (PF&lt;-&gt;VFs / VF&lt;-&gt;VF) In Multihost loopback, the traffic will be blocked once the firmware receives the PAOS down command from all PFs. However, the loopback traffic will not be blocked when the port is down  due to the physical link (for example: cable plugged out, switch port down).
      * Fixed a 25G and 50G link issue when Clause 91 RS FEC was active.
      * Added a missing invalidation of eSwitch cache upon FLR which caused the upcoming driver load to either fail or not to be able to transmit.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-3.1" date="1471780800">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.36.5000:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 2.36.5000:**
    
      * Enables steering packets to receive queues according to Ethertype matching (See PRM 2.1 for more information).
      * Adds support for additional rate values.
      * Counters that count the number of repeated Send WQE cache lookups that resulted in a miss.
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.14.2204:**
    
    817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
    817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.14.2204:**
    
      * Reduced the OCBB frequency update rate.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-3.1" date="1471867200">-     *Fixes in 2.36.5000:**
    
      * Fixed an issue which caused packet transmission to get stuck when the software tried to send pause frames with dmac equal to one of the device's MAC addresses.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a firmware internal error when handling QP alternative context.
      * Fixed an issue which caused an internal firmware error when APM changed the QPs port mapping.
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVRAM to get stuck when it filled non-valid information in TLV.
      * Fixed an issue which caused lack of IB traffic on SR-IOV VPI.
      * Fixed a race in handling a duplicated "read request from middle".
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVCONFIG to fail when the number of sector was set to 1 and the sector was zeroed.
      * Fixed an issue which caused TX traffic to stop when the message MTU size was larger than QP.mtu.
      * MLNX_OEM command GET_TEMP returned a wrong value in the max_temp field.
      * Fixed a default hardware configuration issue which caused RDP over IPv4 traffic to be dropped.
      * Disabled High Rate Steering mode in the INI to enable its compatibility with NC-SI over VLAN.
      * Fixed failure instances when initiating FLR in the Physical Function.
      * Fixed a wrong returned status in cable info MAD when the cable was not connected.
      * Fixed the length calculation of UDP. The incorrect UDP length in the CNP packet caused miss-calculation of the ICRC.
      * Fixed a completion error issue when ECN was enabled. The ECN usage caused ordering errors in completion queues (CQ).
    
    **Fixes in 14.14.2204:**
    
      * Fixed an issue which prevented MAC address changes by to driver to be reflected in the OBCC and NC-SI interfaces.
      * Added protection from IOPX thermal diode destabilization to prevent UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GE cards.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a link down in Port 2 when unplugging the cable from Port 1.
      * In some cases, a Bit Error Rate is not optimal on 10G/40G links.
      * Instability of Link Training Flow occurs during 100G Auto-Negotiation.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused the command to hang when moved the QP to RESET and back to RTS.
      * Improved RDMA READ bandwidth under packet lost scenario.
      * Added support for pnat = 1 in HCA access_reg command as required by the ibdiagnet tool.
      * Fixed the LLDP OCBB response: return value is now ascii.
      * Fixed a very rare NMI issue during PXE cycles.
      * Increased the steering hash tables static size from 128 to a maximum of 32K entries.
      * Prevented miscalculation of module temperature when using 100Gb/s cables (OPN: MFA1A00-Cxxx for 100GbE).
      * Reduced one hop for Unicast RX steering, steering pipes balancing.
      * Non-volatile configuration of Port Type TLV more than 50 times might cause system hang.
      * Enabled RoCE IPv4 Multicast. This prevents MCG command from failing when an IPv4 is mapped to an IPv6 address.
      * If the PF driver or the tool (e.g. ethtool) use PAOS DOWN command (e.g. by ifconfig down or ip link set down), loopback traffic is blocked for all functions on this port (PF&lt;-&gt;VFs / VF&lt;-&gt;VF) In Multihost loopback, the traffic will be blocked once the firmware receives the PAOS down command from all PFs. However, the loopback traffic will not be blocked when the port is down  due to the physical link (for example: cable plugged out, switch port down).
      * Fixed a 25G and 50G link issue when Clause 91 RS FEC was active.
      * Added a missing invalidation of eSwitch cache upon FLR which caused the upcoming driver load to either fail or not to be able to transmit.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5-2.1" date="1499688000">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.40.5030:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 2.40.5030:**
    
      * Added Etherent Link down counter.
      * Enables steering packets to receive queues according to Ethertype matching 
      * Adds support for additional rate values. 
      * Counters that count the number of repeated Send WQE cache lookups that resulted in a miss.
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image.
      * New performance and back-pressure counters command via PRM (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Support for Multicast/Unicast sniffer rules (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Support for VLAN in VLAN encapsulation (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * CQ creation offload by software
      * Support for rst2rts command
      * Invalidates a TLV during the firmware boot stage
      * A new counter for the diag_rprt PRM command to count packet drops due to noreceive buffer
      * Support for Ethernet TX lifetime cycle control (Head of Queue)
      * A new register (PPLR) that allows egress and external loopback control (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * A watchdog mechanism to track ingress traffic stalls to prevent flooding the network with Flow Control packets
      * Inspur LED scheme: A new LED scheme controlled by the INI which causes constant traffic LED indication even without traffic.
      * Added support for multiple RoCE modes (RoCE v1+v2) on the same port: RoCE mode is per connection now.
      * Added a new QP command "INIT2RTS_QP" to enhance QP connection readiness time.
      * Disabled FCS checks to support switches that replace FCS with Timestamp.
      * Added RX Port identification for direct rout packets.
      * Improved RDMA WRITE/SEND performance with retransmissions.
      * Enabled firmware burning/querying using the PRM ACCESS_REG command.
      * Added support for VAM.  Enabled bad cable EEPROM reporting to the driver.
      * Added support for Platform Level Data Model (PLDM) sideband protocol.
      * Added support for priority based A0-DMFS mode (For further information, please refer to the PRM).
      * Added support for Unicast/Multicast loopback disablement by the driver. (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Removed the source IP from the hash calculation (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Added support for Inline Receive mode up to 2KB.
      * Added support for multiple RoCE modes (RoCE v1+v2) on the same port: RoCE mode is per connection now.
      * Added a new QP command "INIT2RTS_QP" to enhance QP connection readiness time.
      * Disabled FCS checks to support switches that replace FCS with Timestamp.
      * Added RX Port identification for direct rout packets.
      * Improved RDMA WRITE/SEND performance with retransmissions.
      * Enabled firmware burning/querying using the PRM ACCESS_REG command.
      * Added support for VAM.  Enabled bad cable EEPROM reporting to the driver.
      * Added support for Platform Level Data Model (PLDM) sideband protocol.
      * Added support for priority based A0-DMFS mode (For further information, please refer to the PRM).
      * Added support for Unicast/Multicast loopback disablement by the driver. (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Removed the source IP from the hash calculation (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Added support for Inline Receive mode up to 2KB.
      * Sideband moved to port 0
      * Added MCTP command support
      * Changed the HP LED scheme for the 779799-B21 adapter.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.18.2030****:**
    
    817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
    817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
      * Added logical link indication in SFP to BaseT modules and disabled logical link when peer port is down.
      * Added support for 10GbE in 25GbE SFP optical modules.
      * Enables mlxlink tool to collect data on the PHY link status and provides link down reasons and additional link related information.
      * Enabled TX configuration response and movement during Link Training in Ethernet.
      * Added support at lane rate of 12.89Gb.
      * Limits the amount of time a packet may head a Traffic Class (TC) transmission queue, without being transmitted. Stale packets are discarded. Active by default for TCs adhering to link level flow control.
      * UAR page size currently is set to 4KB and not according to what the system page size determines.
      * Improved performance of:  
     Doorbell from User Access Region (UAR)  
     Clear interrupt from User Access Region (UAR)
    
      * Added support for additional transport counters.
      * Added ODP support for DC.
      * Enabled scatter-to-CQE for sent packets for DC.
      * Enabled moderation period modification in CQ modify command.
      * Added support for minimum/maximum rate limit per vport in SR-IOV.
      * Enabled network traffic between UEFI-Shell and OS.
      * Enabled the PF to force disable RoCE for its VFs.
      * Added 2 new access registers:  
     Management Capabilities Mask Register  
     Ports CApabilities Mask Register Fields  
    For further information, please refer to the PRM.
    
      * Enabled VNIC the control to enable/disable its local loopback traffic.
      * Added the option to open a receive RDMA Flow Table and to forward RoCE traffic to some destination QP.
      * Added support for Multi-Host LID base routing. This feature requires a new OpenSM (v4.7.1 and above which comes with MLNX_OFED 3.3-2.0.0.0) with the following attributes:  
     qos TRUE  
     lmc 2 (if there is no quad host in the fabric, you can set the lmc to 1)  
     virt_enabled 2 Note: Multi-Host LID base routing can be configured by the
    INI only. The default is 0
    
      * Resilient RoCE is the ability to send RoCE traffic over a lossy network (a network without flow control enabled), without the need to enable flow control on the network. The ability is accomplished by enabling ECN on both the Switch and the Host.
      * Enables load balancing in the Multi PF Switch layer (MPFS) based on the L3/L4 headers
      * Increased the number of VFs from 64 to 95 per Physical Function (PF). Note: When increasing the number of VFs, the following limitations must be taken into consideration: server_total_bar_size &gt;= (num_pfs)*(2log_pf_uar_bar_- size + 2log_vf_uar_bar_size*total_vfs) server_total_msix &gt;= (num_pfs)*(num_pf_msix + num_vfs_msix *total_vfs) Note: For the maximum number of VFs supported by your driver, please refer to your drivers' Release Notes or User Manual.
      * Added support for Port Flap Counter.
      * Limits the buffer size for all entries to improve performance. KSM is used when associating Key Length My Virtual Address (KLMs) with fixed memory size.
      * This entry (null_mkey) is use to indicate non-present KLM/KSM entries. When accessing is, it causes the device to generate page fault event.
      * PLDM firmware burning is based on the DMTF spec DSP0267 (draft 9). The feature enables upgrading firmware and expansion ROM images using the PLDM protocol over MCTP (over PCIe). By doing so, a supporting BMC can query and upgrade the firmware without using OS based tools.
      * Added a new physical layer statistics counters group. The new group includes BER counters, FEC error correction, clear time, and additional physical layer counters. For further information, please refer to the Ethernet Adapters Programming Manual (PRM).
      * Enables the user to set a certain link up state for an unlimited period of time. This mode has 3 states:  
     Aux power (standby)  
     Reboot/boot/driver unloaded - the server is active and no driver is up  
     Driver is up - at least one driver is up (the time between init HCA and
    teardown or FLR)
    
      * Added support for Doorbell from User Access Region (UAR).
      * [Beta] Added support for maximum rate limit per function in SR-IOV.
      * Allows the user to configure the adapter card to stop sending pauses after x when the receive port is unavailable (in a hang state).
      * [Beta] Added support for new performance counters.
      * DCBX is used by DCB devices to exchange configuration information with directly connected peers. DCBX uses Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to exchange parameters between two link peers. For further information, please refer to the PRM.
      * Allows network port registers to revert to their default values when the driver is restarted or the host is rebooted.
      * Added additional network link up modes. The new modes decide when to keep the network link up. The new modes are:  
     keep_eth_link_up  
     keep_ib_link_up  
     keep_link_up_on_boot  
     keep_link_up_on_standby
    
      * Added v1, v3, v6 tags to VPD read only tag
      * Enables software to scatter or strip FCS in RQ.
      * Keeps track of the creation of a packet. A time-stamping service supports assertions of proof that a datum existed before a particular time. 
      * Applies pause functionality to specific classes of traffic on the Ethernet link.
      * Custom port counters provide the user a clear indication about RDMA send/receive statistics and errors
      * The Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) is a vendor-neutral Link Layer protocol in the Internet Protocol Suite used by network devices for advertising their identity, capabilities, and neighbors on a IEEE 802 LAN. The protocol is formally defined in IEEE 802.1AB.
      * ConnectX-4 adapters now support 1Gb/s and 56GbE Ethernet connectivity in addition to 10GigE, 25GigE, 40GigE, 50GigE, and 100GigE.
      * Provides a clear indication of Flow Steering statistics and errors.
      * The minimal amount of packet headers inlined in the WQE's Eth Segment.
      * A flow table may include a table-miss flow entry, which renders all Match Fields wildcards. If a packet does not match a flow entry in a flow table, this is a table miss. The behavior on a table miss depends on the table configuration. A table-miss flow entry in the flow table may specify how to process unmatched packets.
      * Single Root IO Virtualization (SR-IOV) is a technology that allows a physical PCIe device to present itself multiple times through the PCIe bus.
      * Uses the HCA for offloading erasure coding calculations.
      * Enables the administrator to add a timestamp to the firmware they want to upgrade to avoid situations where one host tries to upgrade the firmware and another tries to downgrade; which may lead to two or more unnecessary server reboots. For further information, please refer to MFT User Manual.
      * The change includes the following:  
    1\. Changed port configuration which required link re-training (such as speed)  
    2\. PAOS down  
    3\. PAOS up  
    This change, will cause the link to toggle and new configurations to take
    effect.
    
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image. For further information, please refer to MFT User Manual.
      * Improved TX signal integrity for Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) compliance.
      * Optic modules thermal sensing - Enables the firmware to read and report the temperature of the module.
      * PLDM for module thermal sensing - Supports platform-level data models and platform functions in a platform management subsystem. PLDM is designed to be an effective interface and data model that provides efficient access to low-level platform inventory, monitoring, control, event, and data/parameters transfer functions.
      * Low power boot state - Enables u-boot to put non-boot CPUs into a low power status. To enable low power boot using iLO debugger use the following commands.  
                          * Port shutdown due to optic thermal event - Enables the firmware to close the power cage in case of high temperature in the module.
      * Reduced the port link-up time when negotiating according to Clause 73 (DME)
      * Large Receive Offload (LRO)  Large Send Offload (LSO)
      * Receive Side Scaling (RSS)
      * Global Pause  RoCEv1.0/RoCEv2.0
      * Flow Steering
      * Sniffer Ethernet
      * Rate Limiter (at Beta level)
      * Multi packet WQE
      * Enhanced Transmission Selection standard (ETS)
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)
      * Priority Flow Control (PFC)
      * CQE time stamping
      * PCIe Function Level Reset (FLR)
      * Power Management L2/L3 flow support
      * Strided SRQ
      * Self Loopback support
      * Transport Domain support
      * CQ2EQ remapping
      * Added support for the following commands:  
     MODIFY/QUERY_ESW_VPORT_CONTEXT  
     QUERY/MODIFY_CONG_STATUS  
     QUERY/MODIFY_CkONG_PARAMS  
     QUERY_CONG_STATISTICS  
     ADD/DELETE_VXLAN_UDP_DPORT</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5-2.1" date="1499774400">-     *Fixes in 2.40.5030:**
    
      * Fixed a race between the firmware and the hardware during driver start which blocked outbound completions.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the firmware not to send link_down event to the driver when running the close_port command.
      * Fixed an issue where in rare cases the Auto Sense failed to detect the right protocol.
      * Fixed signal integrity issue when connecting a WCS ConnectX4 mezz card to Pikes peak FPGA..
      * Added the option to transmit corrupted DME pages for a very short period of time at the beginning of the Auto-Negotiation flow.
      * Fixed an incorrect report of the PortRcvDataVLExtended / PortXmitDataVLExtended counters by the firmware.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused firmware's packet injector to cut off packets when the TX was congested.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the response to TX requests to take up to 10 mili-seconds in IEEE clause 72 Link Training.
      * Fixed a race between 2 iriscs which caused a QP to get stuck in burst control limit state.
      * When a QP was in error state, the firmware generated too many err CQEs at once, thus causing the cmdif responsiveness to be too slow. To prevent the above, the number of err CQEs was limited to 16 at a time.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the MAC address that was set from the OS using ifconfig to be not reflected in the OCBB buffer.
      * Fixed an issue where the ibdump got broken when running with loopback traffic.
      * Fixed an issue where the firmware took QP to firmware ownership and then released it to the hardware ownership without checking if another firmware flow owns the same QP.
      * Fixed an issue which occurred after disconnecting cable which showed the link type as IB even if the link type of the port is ETH.
      * Fixed an issue related to the HCA PoerXmitWait counter on port 2 (connected to port 2 on Switch-IB) where it started counting and reached 0xFF's regardless of connection to switch.
      * Fixed a completion error issue when ECN was enabled. The ECN usage caused ordering errors in completion queues (CQ).
      * Fixed the length calculation of UDP. The incorrect UDP length in the CNP packet caused miss-calculation of the ICRC.
      * Fixed a wrong returned status in cable info MAD when the cable was not connected
      * Fixed failure instances when initiating FLR in the Physical Function.
      * Disabled High Rate Steering mode in the INI to enable its compatibility with NC-SI over VLAN.
      * Fixed a default hardware configuration issue which caused RDP over IPv4 traffic to be dropped.
      * MLNX_OEM command GET_TEMP returned a wrong value in the max_temp field.
      * Fixed an issue which caused TX traffic to stop when the message MTU size was larger than QP.mtu.
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVCONFIG to fail when the number of sector was set to 1 and the sector was zeroed.
      * Fixed a race in handling a duplicated "read request from middle".
      * Fixed an issue which caused lack of IB traffic on SR-IOV VPI.
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVRAM to get stuck when it filled non-valid information in TLV.
      * Fixed an issue which caused an internal firmware error when APM changed the QPs port mapping. 
      * Fixed an issue which caused a firmware internal error when handling QP alternative context. 
      * Fixed an issue which caused packet transmission to get stuck when the software tried to send pause frames with dmac equal to one of the device's MAC addresses.
      * Fixed a wrong reporting of section 5 event 8 - LSO support.
      * Fixed a mistakenly dropped ETH packet with ethertype 0x600 by the NIC.
      * Fixed a case preventing broadcast traffic from arriving to their destination after detaching high priority broadcast rule on a port where NC-SI was enabled.
      * Fixed an issue where the port raised as SDR vs. InfiniScale IV QDR Switch
      * Fixed a rare case of completion Error with Bad Opcode sequence status which occurred when retransmitting read requests
      * Fixed a case where the actual bandwidth did not match the user settings in VM QoS.
      * Fixed a case where on rare cases, communication to BMC was lost during driver initialization.
      * Fixed an issue with cable reading, which caused the link not to raise.
      * Set the maximum EQN number to 1024.
      * Fixed a rare issue with VPD init flow which caused read failures.
      * Fixed an issue with RX size counter not being reported.
      * Fixed promiscuous mode compatibility with A0-DMFS steering.
      * Fixed promiscuous mode compatibility when NC-SI is enabled and configured.
      * Fixed sending/receiving OEM temp commands (set/get) with channel ID 0x1f failure.
      * Fixed an issue which caused packets to drop on a port when changing the interface state of the other port.
      * Fixed long management communication loss and SOL hang during reboot cycles.
      * Fixed wrong processing of inbound traffic towards BMC which caused communication loss.
      * Fixed management link loss upon closing port interface through the driver.
      * Fixed a false indication in firmware of an expander presence causing delay in EEPROM reading.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a link down on a port when the cable was removed from the other port.
      * Fixed a rare case where packet with length zero got stuck in hardware queues.
      * Fixed an issue which caused InfiniBand congestion control packet (CNP) to hang in hardware.
      * Fixed an issue which caused AEN to be sent after channel reset.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented the restoring of QoS setting to its default consequently causing bandwidth degradation.
      * Fixed an occasional long link up time with 10GbE based devices.
      * Fixed an issue preventing cable readings from i2c slave address 0x51
      * Fixed a wrong parity bit calculation when transmitting PCIe TS1 packets.
      * Fixed a possible deadlock in PM turnoff request transmission and ack acceptance flow.
      * Fixed a rare case with alignments state machines which caused occasional width degradation.
      * Fixed an issue where the transmit queues hanged while congestion control was enabled and operational (EQC/QCN)
      * Fixed an unexpected work completion syndrome with vendor syndrome 0x77 received when running RDMA SEN/WRITE traffic with retransmissions.
      * Fixed an issue which caused SetPortInfo to return a good status when receiving invalid LinkSpeedEnabled value.
      * Fixed an issue which caused dual port SFPP module cards to be automatically mapped with expander.
      * Fixed an issue where firmware overrides the steering mode that was chosen by the driver.
      * Fixed invalid return sensing results occurred when the link was up.
      * Fixed an issue causing the sensing result to be delayed when cable was unplugged.
      * Fixed an issue causing the link type to be displayed as ETH when set to AUTO.
      * Fixed an issue causing ARP not to reply when connected to Hyper-V vSwitch.
    
    **Fixes in 14.18.2030****:**
    
      * On rare occasions during UEFI boot cycles system got stuck while WinPE is loaded. (OS WinPE, system DL160).
      * Single FTE that catches both untagged and prio-tagged packets (by giving an FTE with match_value.vlan_tag = 0 and match_value.vid = 0) is currently not supported.
      * Flashing the firmware requires server reboot. Firmware cannot be flashed twice without server reboot after first flashing
      * If the vport state is DOWN and a packet is sent in local loopback, the sx_sniffer tool will not function.
      * Fixed an issue causing bubbles to appear as symbol errors when link raised FDR 1x.
      * When Clause 74 Fire-Code FEC is active, and there are FC corrected errors, both the FC_correctable counter and the FC_uncoreectable counter are increment.
      * Some Port Control Register do not return to the default value after the last port owner host restarts the driver.
      * Fixed an issue which caused RX to hang when the UDP packet had a reserved UDP destination port.
      * Fixed DMAC reporting mapping per host.
      * Fixed an EEH error from PCI which caused firmware to hang.
      * Fixed the default value of the PCIe target_link_speed to Gen3 in link control2.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented LEDs from blinking when the traffic was less than 0.1% of the link speed.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the mlxconfig configuration of VF_LOG_BAR_SIZE to be ignored and to be set to 5 (32MB).
      * A server getting into a Standby mode while Packet-Pacing is enabled might cause firmware to hang and driver call-trace.
      * Fixed an issue which caused unexpected QoS functionality in case of multiple sources to single destination traffic transmission.
      * Fixed an issue which occasionally caused the RX traffic to hang in DC when received a PCI error on WQE fetch.
      * Fixed OOB connection issue during Intel's ITP inject errors test.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented MAC address changes by to driver to be reflected in the OBCC and NC-SI interfaces.
      * Added protection from IOPX thermal diode destabilization to prevent UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GE cards.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a link down in Port 2 when unplugging the cable from Port 1.
      * In some cases, a Bit Error Rate is not optimal on 10G/40G links.
      * Instability of Link Training Flow occurs during 100G Auto-Negotiation.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused the command to hang when moved the QP to RESET and back to RTS.
      * Improved RDMA READ bandwidth under packet lost scenario.
      * Added support for pnat = 1 in HCA access_reg command as required by the ibdiagnet tool.
      * Fixed the LLDP OCBB response: return value is now ascii.
      * Fixed a very rare NMI issue during PXE cycles.
      * Increased the steering hash tables static size from 128 to a maximum of 32K entries.
      * Prevented miscalculation of module temperature when using 100Gb/s cables (OPN: MFA1A00-Cxxx for 100GbE).
      * Reduced one hop for Unicast RX steering, steering pipes balancing.
      * Non-volatile configuration of Port Type TLV more than 50 times might cause system hang.
      * Enabled RoCE IPv4 Multicast. This prevents MCG command from failing when an IPv4 is mapped to an IPv6 address.
      * If the PF driver or the tool (e.g. ethtool) use PAOS DOWN command (e.g. by ifconfig down or ip link set down), loopback traffic is blocked for all functions on this port (PF&lt;-&gt;VFs / VF&lt;-&gt;VF) In Multihost loopback, the traffic will be blocked once the firmware receives the PAOS down command from all PFs. However, the loopback traffic will not be blocked when the port is down  due to the physical link (for example: cable plugged out, switch port down).
      * Fixed a 25G and 50G link issue when Clause 91 RS FEC was active.
      * Added a missing invalidation of eSwitch cache upon FLR which caused the upcoming driver load to either fail or not to be able to transmit.
      * Fixed a UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GbE OCP card.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented Vport counters from counting local loopback packets. Packets now are filter by the self-loopback prevention.
      * Reported INTx as unsupported to allow PFs Passthrough on PowerKVM.
      * SR-IOV Ethernet supports up to 18 VFs per port only.
      * Fixed and incident what allowed local (internal) loopbacked packets to be counted by the Vport counters, although Vport counters should count only traffic that crosses the Vport.
      * Fixed an issue preventing driver loading or TX traffic sending upon reboot, after ungraceful driver unload.
      * Fixed casting of BMC MAC before steering API.
      * Fixed the PCI write flow to take into consideration the PCI MTU. This fix eliminates the need for NOPs in the flow, which resulted from PPC larger PCI MTU.  
    The single queue limitation for READ is due to a hardware limitation of the
    number of READ request in a given time.
    
      * Fixed a case that caused FlexBoot to not work as expected with systems that run with "large bar" enabled (Above 4G Decoding) over Connect-IB or ConnectX-4 HCAs.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented link creation when connected to IXIA 25G.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5-4.1" date="1504440000">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.40.7000:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 2.40.7000:**
    
      * Added Etherent Link down counter.
      * Enables steering packets to receive queues according to Ethertype matching 
      * Adds support for additional rate values. 
      * Counters that count the number of repeated Send WQE cache lookups that resulted in a miss.
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image.
      * New performance and back-pressure counters command via PRM (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Support for Multicast/Unicast sniffer rules (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Support for VLAN in VLAN encapsulation (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * CQ creation offload by software
      * Support for rst2rts command
      * Invalidates a TLV during the firmware boot stage
      * A new counter for the diag_rprt PRM command to count packet drops due to noreceive buffer
      * Support for Ethernet TX lifetime cycle control (Head of Queue)
      * A new register (PPLR) that allows egress and external loopback control (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * A watchdog mechanism to track ingress traffic stalls to prevent flooding the network with Flow Control packets
      * Inspur LED scheme: A new LED scheme controlled by the INI which causes constant traffic LED indication even without traffic.
      * Added support for multiple RoCE modes (RoCE v1+v2) on the same port: RoCE mode is per connection now.
      * Added a new QP command "INIT2RTS_QP" to enhance QP connection readiness time.
      * Disabled FCS checks to support switches that replace FCS with Timestamp.
      * Added RX Port identification for direct rout packets.
      * Improved RDMA WRITE/SEND performance with retransmissions.
      * Enabled firmware burning/querying using the PRM ACCESS_REG command.
      * Added support for VAM.  Enabled bad cable EEPROM reporting to the driver.
      * Added support for Platform Level Data Model (PLDM) sideband protocol.
      * Added support for priority based A0-DMFS mode (For further information, please refer to the PRM).
      * Added support for Unicast/Multicast loopback disablement by the driver. (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Removed the source IP from the hash calculation (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Added support for Inline Receive mode up to 2KB.
      * Added support for multiple RoCE modes (RoCE v1+v2) on the same port: RoCE mode is per connection now.
      * Added a new QP command "INIT2RTS_QP" to enhance QP connection readiness time.
      * Disabled FCS checks to support switches that replace FCS with Timestamp.
      * Added RX Port identification for direct rout packets.
      * Improved RDMA WRITE/SEND performance with retransmissions.
      * Enabled firmware burning/querying using the PRM ACCESS_REG command.
      * Added support for VAM.  Enabled bad cable EEPROM reporting to the driver.
      * Added support for Platform Level Data Model (PLDM) sideband protocol.
      * Added support for priority based A0-DMFS mode (For further information, please refer to the PRM).
      * Added support for Unicast/Multicast loopback disablement by the driver. (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Removed the source IP from the hash calculation (For further information, please refer to the PRM)
      * Added support for Inline Receive mode up to 2KB.
      * Sideband moved to port 0
      * Added MCTP command support
      * Changed the HP LED scheme for the 779799-B21 adapter.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.18.2030****:**
    
    817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
    817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
      * Added logical link indication in SFP to BaseT modules and disabled logical link when peer port is down.
      * Added support for 10GbE in 25GbE SFP optical modules.
      * Enables mlxlink tool to collect data on the PHY link status and provides link down reasons and additional link related information.
      * Enabled TX configuration response and movement during Link Training in Ethernet.
      * Added support at lane rate of 12.89Gb.
      * Limits the amount of time a packet may head a Traffic Class (TC) transmission queue, without being transmitted. Stale packets are discarded. Active by default for TCs adhering to link level flow control.
      * UAR page size currently is set to 4KB and not according to what the system page size determines.
      * Improved performance of:  
     Doorbell from User Access Region (UAR)  
     Clear interrupt from User Access Region (UAR)
    
      * Added support for additional transport counters.
      * Added ODP support for DC.
      * Enabled scatter-to-CQE for sent packets for DC.
      * Enabled moderation period modification in CQ modify command.
      * Added support for minimum/maximum rate limit per vport in SR-IOV.
      * Enabled network traffic between UEFI-Shell and OS.
      * Enabled the PF to force disable RoCE for its VFs.
      * Added 2 new access registers:  
     Management Capabilities Mask Register  
     Ports CApabilities Mask Register Fields  
    For further information, please refer to the PRM.
    
      * Enabled VNIC the control to enable/disable its local loopback traffic.
      * Added the option to open a receive RDMA Flow Table and to forward RoCE traffic to some destination QP.
      * Added support for Multi-Host LID base routing. This feature requires a new OpenSM (v4.7.1 and above which comes with MLNX_OFED 3.3-2.0.0.0) with the following attributes:  
     qos TRUE  
     lmc 2 (if there is no quad host in the fabric, you can set the lmc to 1)  
     virt_enabled 2 Note: Multi-Host LID base routing can be configured by the
    INI only. The default is 0
    
      * Resilient RoCE is the ability to send RoCE traffic over a lossy network (a network without flow control enabled), without the need to enable flow control on the network. The ability is accomplished by enabling ECN on both the Switch and the Host.
      * Enables load balancing in the Multi PF Switch layer (MPFS) based on the L3/L4 headers
      * Increased the number of VFs from 64 to 95 per Physical Function (PF). Note: When increasing the number of VFs, the following limitations must be taken into consideration: server_total_bar_size &gt;= (num_pfs)*(2log_pf_uar_bar_- size + 2log_vf_uar_bar_size*total_vfs) server_total_msix &gt;= (num_pfs)*(num_pf_msix + num_vfs_msix *total_vfs) Note: For the maximum number of VFs supported by your driver, please refer to your drivers' Release Notes or User Manual.
      * Added support for Port Flap Counter.
      * Limits the buffer size for all entries to improve performance. KSM is used when associating Key Length My Virtual Address (KLMs) with fixed memory size.
      * This entry (null_mkey) is use to indicate non-present KLM/KSM entries. When accessing is, it causes the device to generate page fault event.
      * PLDM firmware burning is based on the DMTF spec DSP0267 (draft 9). The feature enables upgrading firmware and expansion ROM images using the PLDM protocol over MCTP (over PCIe). By doing so, a supporting BMC can query and upgrade the firmware without using OS based tools.
      * Added a new physical layer statistics counters group. The new group includes BER counters, FEC error correction, clear time, and additional physical layer counters. For further information, please refer to the Ethernet Adapters Programming Manual (PRM).
      * Enables the user to set a certain link up state for an unlimited period of time. This mode has 3 states:  
     Aux power (standby)  
     Reboot/boot/driver unloaded - the server is active and no driver is up  
     Driver is up - at least one driver is up (the time between init HCA and
    teardown or FLR)
    
      * Added support for Doorbell from User Access Region (UAR).
      * [Beta] Added support for maximum rate limit per function in SR-IOV.
      * Allows the user to configure the adapter card to stop sending pauses after x when the receive port is unavailable (in a hang state).
      * [Beta] Added support for new performance counters.
      * DCBX is used by DCB devices to exchange configuration information with directly connected peers. DCBX uses Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to exchange parameters between two link peers. For further information, please refer to the PRM.
      * Allows network port registers to revert to their default values when the driver is restarted or the host is rebooted.
      * Added additional network link up modes. The new modes decide when to keep the network link up. The new modes are:  
     keep_eth_link_up  
     keep_ib_link_up  
     keep_link_up_on_boot  
     keep_link_up_on_standby
    
      * Added v1, v3, v6 tags to VPD read only tag
      * Enables software to scatter or strip FCS in RQ.
      * Keeps track of the creation of a packet. A time-stamping service supports assertions of proof that a datum existed before a particular time. 
      * Applies pause functionality to specific classes of traffic on the Ethernet link.
      * Custom port counters provide the user a clear indication about RDMA send/receive statistics and errors
      * The Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) is a vendor-neutral Link Layer protocol in the Internet Protocol Suite used by network devices for advertising their identity, capabilities, and neighbors on a IEEE 802 LAN. The protocol is formally defined in IEEE 802.1AB.
      * ConnectX-4 adapters now support 1Gb/s and 56GbE Ethernet connectivity in addition to 10GigE, 25GigE, 40GigE, 50GigE, and 100GigE.
      * Provides a clear indication of Flow Steering statistics and errors.
      * The minimal amount of packet headers inlined in the WQE's Eth Segment.
      * A flow table may include a table-miss flow entry, which renders all Match Fields wildcards. If a packet does not match a flow entry in a flow table, this is a table miss. The behavior on a table miss depends on the table configuration. A table-miss flow entry in the flow table may specify how to process unmatched packets.
      * Single Root IO Virtualization (SR-IOV) is a technology that allows a physical PCIe device to present itself multiple times through the PCIe bus.
      * Uses the HCA for offloading erasure coding calculations.
      * Enables the administrator to add a timestamp to the firmware they want to upgrade to avoid situations where one host tries to upgrade the firmware and another tries to downgrade; which may lead to two or more unnecessary server reboots. For further information, please refer to MFT User Manual.
      * The change includes the following:  
    1\. Changed port configuration which required link re-training (such as speed)  
    2\. PAOS down  
    3\. PAOS up  
    This change, will cause the link to toggle and new configurations to take
    effect.
    
      * Flint utility allows performing an MD5 checksum on the non-persistent sections of the firmware image. For further information, please refer to MFT User Manual.
      * Improved TX signal integrity for Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) compliance.
      * Optic modules thermal sensing - Enables the firmware to read and report the temperature of the module.
      * PLDM for module thermal sensing - Supports platform-level data models and platform functions in a platform management subsystem. PLDM is designed to be an effective interface and data model that provides efficient access to low-level platform inventory, monitoring, control, event, and data/parameters transfer functions.
      * Low power boot state - Enables u-boot to put non-boot CPUs into a low power status. To enable low power boot using iLO debugger use the following commands.  
                          * Port shutdown due to optic thermal event - Enables the firmware to close the power cage in case of high temperature in the module.
      * Reduced the port link-up time when negotiating according to Clause 73 (DME)
      * Large Receive Offload (LRO)  Large Send Offload (LSO)
      * Receive Side Scaling (RSS)
      * Global Pause  RoCEv1.0/RoCEv2.0
      * Flow Steering
      * Sniffer Ethernet
      * Rate Limiter (at Beta level)
      * Multi packet WQE
      * Enhanced Transmission Selection standard (ETS)
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)
      * Priority Flow Control (PFC)
      * CQE time stamping
      * PCIe Function Level Reset (FLR)
      * Power Management L2/L3 flow support
      * Strided SRQ
      * Self Loopback support
      * Transport Domain support
      * CQ2EQ remapping
      * Added support for the following commands:  
     MODIFY/QUERY_ESW_VPORT_CONTEXT  
     QUERY/MODIFY_CONG_STATUS  
     QUERY/MODIFY_CkONG_PARAMS  
     QUERY_CONG_STATISTICS  
     ADD/DELETE_VXLAN_UDP_DPORT</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5-4.1" date="1504526400">-     *Fixes in 2.40.7000:**
    
      * Fixed a race between the firmware and the hardware during driver start which blocked outbound completions.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the firmware not to send link_down event to the driver when running the close_port command.
      * Fixed an issue where in rare cases the Auto Sense failed to detect the right protocol.
      * Fixed signal integrity issue when connecting a WCS ConnectX4 mezz card to Pikes peak FPGA..
      * Added the option to transmit corrupted DME pages for a very short period of time at the beginning of the Auto-Negotiation flow.
      * Fixed an incorrect report of the PortRcvDataVLExtended / PortXmitDataVLExtended counters by the firmware.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused firmware's packet injector to cut off packets when the TX was congested.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the response to TX requests to take up to 10 mili-seconds in IEEE clause 72 Link Training.
      * Fixed a race between 2 iriscs which caused a QP to get stuck in burst control limit state.
      * When a QP was in error state, the firmware generated too many err CQEs at once, thus causing the cmdif responsiveness to be too slow. To prevent the above, the number of err CQEs was limited to 16 at a time.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the MAC address that was set from the OS using ifconfig to be not reflected in the OCBB buffer.
      * Fixed an issue where the ibdump got broken when running with loopback traffic.
      * Fixed an issue where the firmware took QP to firmware ownership and then released it to the hardware ownership without checking if another firmware flow owns the same QP.
      * Fixed an issue which occurred after disconnecting cable which showed the link type as IB even if the link type of the port is ETH.
      * Fixed an issue related to the HCA PoerXmitWait counter on port 2 (connected to port 2 on Switch-IB) where it started counting and reached 0xFF's regardless of connection to switch.
      * Fixed a completion error issue when ECN was enabled. The ECN usage caused ordering errors in completion queues (CQ).
      * Fixed the length calculation of UDP. The incorrect UDP length in the CNP packet caused miss-calculation of the ICRC.
      * Fixed a wrong returned status in cable info MAD when the cable was not connected
      * Fixed failure instances when initiating FLR in the Physical Function.
      * Disabled High Rate Steering mode in the INI to enable its compatibility with NC-SI over VLAN.
      * Fixed a default hardware configuration issue which caused RDP over IPv4 traffic to be dropped.
      * MLNX_OEM command GET_TEMP returned a wrong value in the max_temp field.
      * Fixed an issue which caused TX traffic to stop when the message MTU size was larger than QP.mtu.
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVCONFIG to fail when the number of sector was set to 1 and the sector was zeroed.
      * Fixed a race in handling a duplicated "read request from middle".
      * Fixed an issue which caused lack of IB traffic on SR-IOV VPI.
      * Fixed an issue which caused NVRAM to get stuck when it filled non-valid information in TLV.
      * Fixed an issue which caused an internal firmware error when APM changed the QPs port mapping. 
      * Fixed an issue which caused a firmware internal error when handling QP alternative context. 
      * Fixed an issue which caused packet transmission to get stuck when the software tried to send pause frames with dmac equal to one of the device's MAC addresses.
      * Fixed a wrong reporting of section 5 event 8 - LSO support.
      * Fixed a mistakenly dropped ETH packet with ethertype 0x600 by the NIC.
      * Fixed a case preventing broadcast traffic from arriving to their destination after detaching high priority broadcast rule on a port where NC-SI was enabled.
      * Fixed an issue where the port raised as SDR vs. InfiniScale IV QDR Switch
      * Fixed a rare case of completion Error with Bad Opcode sequence status which occurred when retransmitting read requests
      * Fixed a case where the actual bandwidth did not match the user settings in VM QoS.
      * Fixed a case where on rare cases, communication to BMC was lost during driver initialization.
      * Fixed an issue with cable reading, which caused the link not to raise.
      * Set the maximum EQN number to 1024.
      * Fixed a rare issue with VPD init flow which caused read failures.
      * Fixed an issue with RX size counter not being reported.
      * Fixed promiscuous mode compatibility with A0-DMFS steering.
      * Fixed promiscuous mode compatibility when NC-SI is enabled and configured.
      * Fixed sending/receiving OEM temp commands (set/get) with channel ID 0x1f failure.
      * Fixed an issue which caused packets to drop on a port when changing the interface state of the other port.
      * Fixed long management communication loss and SOL hang during reboot cycles.
      * Fixed wrong processing of inbound traffic towards BMC which caused communication loss.
      * Fixed management link loss upon closing port interface through the driver.
      * Fixed a false indication in firmware of an expander presence causing delay in EEPROM reading.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a link down on a port when the cable was removed from the other port.
      * Fixed a rare case where packet with length zero got stuck in hardware queues.
      * Fixed an issue which caused InfiniBand congestion control packet (CNP) to hang in hardware.
      * Fixed an issue which caused AEN to be sent after channel reset.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented the restoring of QoS setting to its default consequently causing bandwidth degradation.
      * Fixed an occasional long link up time with 10GbE based devices.
      * Fixed an issue preventing cable readings from i2c slave address 0x51
      * Fixed a wrong parity bit calculation when transmitting PCIe TS1 packets.
      * Fixed a possible deadlock in PM turnoff request transmission and ack acceptance flow.
      * Fixed a rare case with alignments state machines which caused occasional width degradation.
      * Fixed an issue where the transmit queues hanged while congestion control was enabled and operational (EQC/QCN)
      * Fixed an unexpected work completion syndrome with vendor syndrome 0x77 received when running RDMA SEN/WRITE traffic with retransmissions.
      * Fixed an issue which caused SetPortInfo to return a good status when receiving invalid LinkSpeedEnabled value.
      * Fixed an issue which caused dual port SFPP module cards to be automatically mapped with expander.
      * Fixed an issue where firmware overrides the steering mode that was chosen by the driver.
      * Fixed invalid return sensing results occurred when the link was up.
      * Fixed an issue causing the sensing result to be delayed when cable was unplugged.
      * Fixed an issue causing the link type to be displayed as ETH when set to AUTO.
      * Fixed an issue causing ARP not to reply when connected to Hyper-V vSwitch.
    
    **Fixes in 14.18.2030****:**
    
      * On rare occasions during UEFI boot cycles system got stuck while WinPE is loaded. (OS WinPE, system DL160).
      * Single FTE that catches both untagged and prio-tagged packets (by giving an FTE with match_value.vlan_tag = 0 and match_value.vid = 0) is currently not supported.
      * Flashing the firmware requires server reboot. Firmware cannot be flashed twice without server reboot after first flashing
      * If the vport state is DOWN and a packet is sent in local loopback, the sx_sniffer tool will not function.
      * Fixed an issue causing bubbles to appear as symbol errors when link raised FDR 1x.
      * When Clause 74 Fire-Code FEC is active, and there are FC corrected errors, both the FC_correctable counter and the FC_uncoreectable counter are increment.
      * Some Port Control Register do not return to the default value after the last port owner host restarts the driver.
      * Fixed an issue which caused RX to hang when the UDP packet had a reserved UDP destination port.
      * Fixed DMAC reporting mapping per host.
      * Fixed an EEH error from PCI which caused firmware to hang.
      * Fixed the default value of the PCIe target_link_speed to Gen3 in link control2.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented LEDs from blinking when the traffic was less than 0.1% of the link speed.
      * Fixed an issue which caused the mlxconfig configuration of VF_LOG_BAR_SIZE to be ignored and to be set to 5 (32MB).
      * A server getting into a Standby mode while Packet-Pacing is enabled might cause firmware to hang and driver call-trace.
      * Fixed an issue which caused unexpected QoS functionality in case of multiple sources to single destination traffic transmission.
      * Fixed an issue which occasionally caused the RX traffic to hang in DC when received a PCI error on WQE fetch.
      * Fixed OOB connection issue during Intel's ITP inject errors test.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented MAC address changes by to driver to be reflected in the OBCC and NC-SI interfaces.
      * Added protection from IOPX thermal diode destabilization to prevent UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GE cards.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a link down in Port 2 when unplugging the cable from Port 1.
      * In some cases, a Bit Error Rate is not optimal on 10G/40G links.
      * Instability of Link Training Flow occurs during 100G Auto-Negotiation.
      * Fixed a rare issue which caused the command to hang when moved the QP to RESET and back to RTS.
      * Improved RDMA READ bandwidth under packet lost scenario.
      * Added support for pnat = 1 in HCA access_reg command as required by the ibdiagnet tool.
      * Fixed the LLDP OCBB response: return value is now ascii.
      * Fixed a very rare NMI issue during PXE cycles.
      * Increased the steering hash tables static size from 128 to a maximum of 32K entries.
      * Prevented miscalculation of module temperature when using 100Gb/s cables (OPN: MFA1A00-Cxxx for 100GbE).
      * Reduced one hop for Unicast RX steering, steering pipes balancing.
      * Non-volatile configuration of Port Type TLV more than 50 times might cause system hang.
      * Enabled RoCE IPv4 Multicast. This prevents MCG command from failing when an IPv4 is mapped to an IPv6 address.
      * If the PF driver or the tool (e.g. ethtool) use PAOS DOWN command (e.g. by ifconfig down or ip link set down), loopback traffic is blocked for all functions on this port (PF&lt;-&gt;VFs / VF&lt;-&gt;VF) In Multihost loopback, the traffic will be blocked once the firmware receives the PAOS down command from all PFs. However, the loopback traffic will not be blocked when the port is down  due to the physical link (for example: cable plugged out, switch port down).
      * Fixed a 25G and 50G link issue when Clause 91 RS FEC was active.
      * Added a missing invalidation of eSwitch cache upon FLR which caused the upcoming driver load to either fail or not to be able to transmit.
      * Fixed a UEFI IPv6 PXE boot failure on ConnectX-4 Lx 25GbE OCP card.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented Vport counters from counting local loopback packets. Packets now are filter by the self-loopback prevention.
      * Reported INTx as unsupported to allow PFs Passthrough on PowerKVM.
      * SR-IOV Ethernet supports up to 18 VFs per port only.
      * Fixed and incident what allowed local (internal) loopbacked packets to be counted by the Vport counters, although Vport counters should count only traffic that crosses the Vport.
      * Fixed an issue preventing driver loading or TX traffic sending upon reboot, after ungraceful driver unload.
      * Fixed casting of BMC MAC before steering API.
      * Fixed the PCI write flow to take into consideration the PCI MTU. This fix eliminates the need for NOPs in the flow, which resulted from PPC larger PCI MTU.  
    The single queue limitation for READ is due to a hardware limitation of the
    number of READ request in a given time.
    
      * Fixed a case that caused FlexBoot to not work as expected with systems that run with "large bar" enabled (Above 4G Decoding) over Connect-IB or ConnectX-4 HCAs.
      * Fixed an issue which prevented link creation when connected to IXIA 25G.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1519905600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5000:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 2.42.5000:**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * TLV: CX3_GLOBAL_CONF to enable/disable timestamp on incoming packets through mlxconfig configuration.
        * User MAC configuration.
        * Automatically collecting mstdump before driver reset.
        * to detect DEAD_IRISC (plastic) from TPT (iron) and raise an assert.
      * Enhanced the debug ability for command timeout cases.
      * Added a new field to "set port" command which notifies the firmware what is the user_mtu size.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.21.2800****:**
    
    817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
    817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.21.2800:**
    
      * Query vPort Environments (Debug Counters) - Debug counters are a group of counters that handle traffic performance issue related to firmware overhead in transport flow. The following are the additional counters added to this firmware version: 
        * current_q_under_processor_handle
        * total_q_under_processor_handle
        * qp_priority_update_flow</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1519992000">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5000:**
    
      * The PortRcvPkts counter was prevented from being cleared after resetting it.
      * Fixed an issue which caused a system Time Out on the configuration cycle of the VFs when more than 10 Virtual Functions performed FLR and the completion Time Out value was configured to a range of less than  
    16 msec.
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the server to hang and result in NMI when running "mlxfwtop -d mt4103_pci_cr0" while restarting the driver in parallel (from a different thread). In this case, the downstream bridge over the device reported completion timeout error.
      * Fixed an issue in flow_steering where BMC could not receive a ping over IPV6 after running bmc_reboot.
      * Fixed an issue while closing the HCA, where RX packet caused bad access to resources that did not exist, and consequently caused the QPCGW or the irisc to get stuck.
      * Fixed an issue where the masterSM LID and the LID was either 0 or 0xFFFF when the port was neither active nor armed.
      * Fixed an issue that prevented ibdump from capturing all MADs packets.
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the link to go up after reboot.
      * Fixed a rare issue that cause the PCIe configuration cycle that arrived during the time of sw_reset to generate 2 completions.
      * Fixed an issue that caused NC-SI not to work when adding the disable_static_steering_ini field in the ini file, due to memory allocation issue for this field in the scratchpad.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.21.2800:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused QP connection timeout due to firmware not being able to handle duplicate packets with AckReq bit set. The fix stopped ignoring duplicate AckReq packets to avoid timeout on the sender side.
      * MPFS load balance (DUP_MAC_ACTION==LOAD_BALANCE(1)) is not working as long as IB_ROUTING_MODE/SRIOV_IB_ROUTING_MODE is configured to LID.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a SX engine deadlock (the SX engine handles software port/priority changes for a specific Send Queue) when more than a single SX engine handled the "prio diff" flow simultaneously, thus caused the hardware to get stuck.  
    The issue happened as the firmware releases the SX engine and waits for
    various operation to complete. However, due to a race that allows a different
    transaction to get into the SX engine and cause the lock to be taken by it,
    the SX engine release is prevented.
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the system to hang while changing QPTS/QPDPM/QPDP parameters during traffic.
      * Fixed unfairness between senders in RoCE LAG while ECN is configured.
      * Fixed an issue which displayed diagnostic counters only on the adapter that was initialized first, which is the counters' owner. The owner received correct values, while the other adapter only received zeros.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the rdma_cm traffic to fail on the 2nd port when more than 32 VFs were configured, when the RoCE Dual Port vHCA (a.k.a Multi-Port vHCA: MPV) feature was enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8-2.1" date="1526817600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5000:**  
      
    779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
    779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 2.42.5000:**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * TLV: CX3_GLOBAL_CONF to enable/disable timestamp on incoming packets through mlxconfig configuration.
        * User MAC configuration.
        * Automatically collecting mstdump before driver reset.
        * to detect DEAD_IRISC (plastic) from TPT (iron) and raise an assert.
      * Enhanced the debug ability for command timeout cases.
      * Added a new field to "set port" command which notifies the firmware what is the user_mtu size.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.22.1414 :**
    
    817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
    817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.22.1414:**
    
      * Transition from 4MB to 7M Firmware Image Banks.
      * **Software Reset Flow:** Software detection of a fatal error, automatic creations of an mstdump file for future debug by the software, and resetting of the device.
      * **Steering Discard Packet Counters:** The following counters were added to count the discard packets (per vport) 
        * nic_receive_steering_discard
        * receive_discard_vport_down
        * transmit_discard_vport_down
      * **Virtual Functions (VF): **Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow 
        * in dual port devices to 20 VFs
        * in single port devices to 58 VFs
      * Increased the Pause Frame Duration and the XOFF Resend Time to the maximum value defined by the specification.
      * **PCI Relax Ordering:** mlxconfig configuration can now enable or disable forced PCI relaxed ordering in mkey_context.
      * **vport Mirroring:** Packets are mirrored based on certain mirroring policy. The policy is set using the "set FTE command" that supports forward action in the ACL tables (ingress/egress).
      * **Resiliency: Special Error Event: **Added support for 10GBaseT modules connected to a QSFP cage.
      * Accelerated QP's creation time.
      * SR-IOV default routing mode is now LID based. The configuration change is available via mlxconfig tool.
      * Added PXE and UEFI to additional ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards. ConnectX-4 Lx now holds PXE, x86-UEFI and Arm-UEFI.
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 12.22.1414 :**
    
    868779-B21 (HPE Synergy 6410C 25/50Gb Ethernet Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.22.1414:**
    
      * Transition from 4MB to 7M Firmware Image Banks.
      * **Software Reset Flow:** Software detection of a fatal error, automatic creations of an mstdump file for future debug by the software, and resetting of the device.
      * **Steering Discard Packet Counters:** The following counters were added to count the discard packets (per vport) 
        * nic_receive_steering_discard
        * receive_discard_vport_down
        * transmit_discard_vport_down
      * **Virtual Functions (VF): **Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow 
        * in dual port devices to 20 VFs
        * in single port devices to 58 VFs
      * Increased the Pause Frame Duration and the XOFF Resend Time to the maximum value defined by the specification.
      * **PCI Relax Ordering:** mlxconfig configuration can now enable or disable forced PCI relaxed ordering in mkey_context.
      * **vport Mirroring:** Packets are mirrored based on certain mirroring policy. The policy is set using the "set FTE command" that supports forward action in the ACL tables (ingress/egress).
      * **Resiliency: Special Error Event: **Added support for 10GBaseT modules connected to a QSFP cage.
      * Accelerated QP's creation time.
      * SR-IOV default routing mode is now LID based. The configuration change is available via mlxconfig tool.
      * Added PXE and UEFI to additional ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards. ConnectX-4 Lx now holds PXE, x86-UEFI and Arm-UEFI.
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.22.1414 :**
    
    874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.22.1414:**
    
      * Transition from 4MB to 7M Firmware Image Banks.
      * **Software Reset Flow:** Software detection of a fatal error, automatic creations of an mstdump file for future debug by the software, and resetting of the device.
      * **Steering Discard Packet Counters:** The following counters were added to count the discard packets (per vport) 
        * nic_receive_steering_discard
        * receive_discard_vport_down
        * transmit_discard_vport_down
      * Increased the Pause Frame Duration and the XOFF Resend Time to the maximum value defined by the specification.
      * **PCI Relax Ordering:** mlxconfig configuration can now enable or disable forced PCI relaxed ordering in mkey_context.
      * Added support for Push/Pop VLAN, new FLOW TABLE ENTRY actions. These new actions are used by the driver to implement Q-in-Q functionality.
      *  Packet Pacing in ConnectX-5 adapter cards.
      * **vport Mirroring:** Packets are mirrored based on certain mirroring policy. The policy is set using the "set FTE command" that supports forward action in the ACL tables (ingress/egress).
      * **Resiliency: Special Error Event: **Added support for 10GBaseT modules connected to a QSFP cage.
      * Accelerated QP's creation time.
      * SR-IOV default routing mode is now LID based. The configuration change is available via mlxconfig tool.
      * Added PXE and UEFI to additional ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards. ConnectX-4 Lx now holds PXE, x86-UEFI and Arm-UEFI.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8-2.1" date="1526904000">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5000 :**
    
      * The PortRcvPkts counter was prevented from being cleared after resetting it..
      * System Time Out on the configuration cycle of the VFs when more than 10 Virtual Functions performed FLR and the completion Time Out value was configured to a range of less than 16 msec.
      * The server hung and resulted in NMI (Non-maskable interrupt) when run-ning "mlxfwtop -d mt4103_pci_cr0" while restarting the driver in parallel (from a differ-ent thread). In this case, the downstream bridge over the device reported completion timeout error. 
      * In flow_steering, BMC could not receive a ping over IPV6 after running bmc_reboot.
      * While closing the HCA (Host Channel Adapters), RX packet caused bad access to resources that did not exist, and consequently caused the QPCGW or the irisc to get stuck.
      * The master SMLID and the LID was either 0 or 0xFFFF when the port was neither active nor armed.
      * ibdump could not capture all MADs packets.
      * Link could not go up after reboot.
      * A rare issue caused the PCIe configuration cycle that arrived during the time of sw_reset to generate 2 completions. 
      * NC-SI (Network Controller Sideband Interface) did not work when adding the disable_stat-ic_steering_ini field in the ini file, due to memory allocation issue for this field in the scratchpad.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.22.1414 :**
    
      * A temperature normalization function calculation issue. Now the cable gain that is not pure integer is taken into account was fixed.
      * An issue related to the parser of object 0x8 in ASN that caused different structure in response was fixed.
      * Added the option to avoid unintentionally powering off the backplane port cage upon reboot when in standby mode.
      * An issue that caused the driver to return a wrong logical OR of the 2 physical ports, when querying the vport state when the LAG was enabled wre fixed.
      * Increased the Full Wire Speed (FWS) threshold value to improve EDR link results.
      * An issue that resulted in "Destroy LAG" command failure if a VFs received an FLR while its affinity QPs were open.
      * When RoCE Dual Port mode is enabled, tcpdump is not functional on the 2nd port.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9-2.1" date="1548158400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 12.23.8036 :**
    
       868779-B21 (HPE Synergy 6410C 25/50Gb Ethernet Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.23.8052 :**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.23.8036 :**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.23.8036 :**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.23.8036 , 14.23.8036 and 16.23.8036 :**
    
      * Implemented DCi specification v.0.80. The specification defines the NIC behavior in case of restore factory default while the NIC does not support AUX power.
      * Added support for Abstract Syntax Notation One(ASN1) defaults v3.0 and NIC Discovery Configuration v.0.81
      * Added support for Management Component Transport Protocol (MCTP) over PCI.
      * Added support for Event Description Addendum 2.6.4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9-2.1" date="1548244800">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 12.23.8036 :**
    
      * Fixed a Phase-Locked Loop(PLL) tuning issue by improving the tx_clk_phase lock mechanism.
      * The Link Layer Discovery Protocol(LLDP): Removed management MAC 0 address once a new address is received
      * Set the Port ID to be the MAC of the port
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.23.8052:**
    
      * The HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter was not linking in AUX power mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.23.8036 :**
    
      * Fixed an Active Health System(AHS) packet over PCIe interface issue</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9-3.1" date="1563883200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 12.23.8036 :**
    
       868779-B21 (HPE Synergy 6410C 25/50Gb Ethernet Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.23.8052 :**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.23.8036 :**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.23.8036 :**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.23.8036 , 14.23.8036 and 16.23.8036 :**
    
      * Implemented DCi specification v.0.80. The specification defines the NIC behavior in case of restore factory default while the NIC does not support AUX power.
      * Added support for Abstract Syntax Notation One(ASN1) defaults v3.0 and NIC Discovery Configuration v.0.81
      * Added support for Management Component Transport Protocol (MCTP) over PCI.
      * Added support for Event Description Addendum 2.6.4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9-3.1" date="1563969600">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 12.23.8036 :**
    
      * Fixed a Phase-Locked Loop(PLL) tuning issue by improving the tx_clk_phase lock mechanism.
      * The Link Layer Discovery Protocol(LLDP): Removed management MAC 0 address once a new address is received
      * Set the Port ID to be the MAC of the port
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.23.8052:**
    
      * The HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter was not linking in AUX power mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.23.8036 :**
    
      * Fixed an Active Health System(AHS) packet over PCIe interface issue</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1564056000">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 12.24.9000 :**
    
       868779-B21 (HPE Synergy 6410C 25/50Gb Ethernet Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.24.9006 :**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.24.9000 :**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.24.9000 :**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.24.9000  :**
    
      * Implemented DCi specification v.0.80. The specification defines the NIC behavior in case of restore factory default while the NIC does not support AUX power.
      * Added support for Abstract Syntax Notation One(ASN1) defaults v3.0 and NIC Discovery Configuration v.0.81
      * Added support for Management Component Transport Protocol (MCTP) over PCI.
      * Added support for Event Description Addendum 2.6.4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1564142400">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.24.9006:**
    
      * The HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter was not linking in AUX power mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.24.9000 :**
    
      * Fixed an Active Health System(AHS) packet over PCIe interface issue</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-2.1" date="1572696000">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.26.1040:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.26.1040 :**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.26.1040 and 16.26.1040 :**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif.
      * The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * Enabled a new feature User Context Object (DEVX) which is a containerized sandbox per user, to access PRM command securely by using General Object commands, UMEM and UCTX contexts. The allowed functionalities of this capability depend on the user permissions.
      * Support for reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * Reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements were done.
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.26.1040  :**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM.
        * Exposing the VPD on the VF.
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * Creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/FDB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-2.1" date="1572782400">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.26.1040:**
    
      * A function was misbehaving when a PCIe TLP was set with a poisoned indication.
      * The "destroy mkey " command was getting stuck when rebooting the hypervisor.
      * The total firmware reset time is increased by 1 second.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.26.1040:**
    
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a PF.
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Stability issues with RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) retransmissions under stress were affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Large number of packets dropped when running Jumbo frames with TTL rewrite.
      * Limited the number of the elements in the Quality of Service (QoS) tree 2K.  
    Note: Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC is not allowed.
    
      * Queue Pair (QP) flow query was always taking port 1, Firmware will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RoCE net device.
      * The nack counters constantly reported as "0".
      * In a rare scenario when the driver is executing the "2err" command and the QP is in Send Queue (SQ) drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error Completion Queue Element (CQEs) on all the Work Queue Entry (WQEs).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1572868800">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.26.1040:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.26.1040 :**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.26.1040 :**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.26.1040 and 16.26.1040 :**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif.
      * The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * Enabled a new feature User Context Object (DEVX) which is a containerized sandbox per user, to access PRM command securely by using General Object commands, UMEM and UCTX contexts. The allowed functionalities of this capability depend on the user permissions.
      * Support for reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * Reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements were done.
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.26.1040  :**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM.
        * Exposing the VPD on the VF.
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * Creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/FDB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1572955200">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.26.1040:**
    
      * A function was misbehaving when a PCIe TLP was set with a poisoned indication.
      * The "destroy mkey " command was getting stuck when rebooting the hypervisor.
      * The total firmware reset time is increased by 1 second.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.26.1040:**
    
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a PF.
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Stability issues with RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) retransmissions under stress were affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Large number of packets dropped when running Jumbo frames with TTL rewrite.
      * Limited the number of the elements in the Quality of Service (QoS) tree 2K.  
    Note: Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC is not allowed.
    
      * Queue Pair (QP) flow query was always taking port 1, Firmware will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RoCE net device.
      * The nack counters constantly reported as "0".
      * In a rare scenario when the driver is executing the "2err" command and the QP is in Send Queue (SQ) drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error Completion Queue Element (CQEs) on all the Work Queue Entry (WQEs).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11-2.1" date="1583841600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.26.4012:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.26.4012:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.26.4012 and 16.26.4012:**
    
      * Enables the user to globally disable RoCE on init by writing to the access register NCFG_REG.
      * Enabled Zero-Touch RoCE (ZTR) slow start capability for responder flows.
      * Extracts and prints data segments generated by the firmware.
      * Hairpin QP buffer is now available in Flow Control. Host Chaining now supports full fairness between several devices.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11-2.1" date="1583928000">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.26.4012:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in dump file being corrupted when using resource dump to dump a WQ buffer with a size more than 2^16 bytes.
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture complex programmable logic device (CPLD general-purpose input/output (GPIO)s glitch upon firmware reset.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.26.4012:**
    
      * Fixed a rare issue that caused the device to hang when encountering Remote Direct Memory Access (_RDMA_) read operations with very short retry time. In this case, the driver failed to load due to wait_fw_init (mlx5_load_one failed with error code -16).
      * Increased the bandwidth for RoCE scenarios using a specific Quantum Private Network (QPN).
      * Enabled lower granularity of rate for Congestion Control.
      * Set the min_time_between_cnps default value as 2.
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the meter counter from being cleared after the flow meter being updated. In this case, the Information rate took up to 10 minutes to take effect.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a unequal cost multipath when device set the lag_tx_port_affinity of the Queue Pair(QP).
      * Fixed a performance degradation issue that occurred when the flow group match criteria includes both IPV6 and IP_ECN.
      * Fixed a low performance issue that occurred occasionally when ran firmware steering with high insertion rate during "adding and removing" low table entries.
      * When working with Multi-GVMI and SR-IOV, and with a high number of Virtual Functions and sub-functions, the driver start may fail for the VFs/sub-functions.
      * Fixed a performance issue that occurred when ran numerous VMs with NIC Steering rules.
      * sw_reset action fails in case it was initiated during live-patch flow.
      * SX_RDMA was not supported when Dual Port RoCE feature is enabled. Due to this behavior, packets sent on other port are be processed by the SX_RDMA table.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11-3.1" date="1584878400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.26.4012:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.26.4012:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.26.4012 and 16.26.4012:**
    
      * Enables the user to globally disable RoCE on init by writing to the access register NCFG_REG.
      * Enabled Zero-Touch RoCE (ZTR) slow start capability for responder flows.
      * Extracts and prints data segments generated by the firmware.
      * Hairpin QP buffer is now available in Flow Control. Host Chaining now supports full fairness between several devices.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11-3.1" date="1584964800">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.26.4012:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in dump file being corrupted when using resource dump to dump a WQ buffer with a size more than 2^16 bytes.
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture complex programmable logic device (CPLD general-purpose input/output (GPIO)s glitch upon firmware reset.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.26.4012:**
    
      * Fixed a rare issue that caused the device to hang when encountering Remote Direct Memory Access (_RDMA_) read operations with very short retry time. In this case, the driver failed to load due to wait_fw_init (mlx5_load_one failed with error code -16).
      * Increased the bandwidth for RoCE scenarios using a specific Quantum Private Network (QPN).
      * Enabled lower granularity of rate for Congestion Control.
      * Set the min_time_between_cnps default value as 2.
      * Fixed an issue that prevented the meter counter from being cleared after the flow meter being updated. In this case, the Information rate took up to 10 minutes to take effect.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a unequal cost multipath when device set the lag_tx_port_affinity of the Queue Pair(QP).
      * Fixed a performance degradation issue that occurred when the flow group match criteria includes both IPV6 and IP_ECN.
      * Fixed a low performance issue that occurred occasionally when ran firmware steering with high insertion rate during "adding and removing" low table entries.
      * When working with Multi-GVMI and SR-IOV, and with a high number of Virtual Functions and sub-functions, the driver start may fail for the VFs/sub-functions.
      * Fixed a performance issue that occurred when ran numerous VMs with NIC Steering rules.
      * sw_reset action fails in case it was initiated during live-patch flow.
      * SX_RDMA was not supported when Dual Port RoCE feature is enabled. Due to this behavior, packets sent on other port are be processed by the SX_RDMA table.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1586779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.27.1016:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.27.1016:**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.27.1016:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.27.1016 and 16.27.1016:**
    
      * RoCE Selective Repeat : This feature introduces a new QP (Queue Pair) retransmission mode in RoCE: recovery from packet drop by resending the dropped packet and not only all the PSN window (Go-Back-N protocol),  
    This new capability comes with the following limitations:
    
        * Selective repeat cannot be used with AR.
        * Does not work with signature (T10-DIF).
        * Does not work with Tag Matching enabled.
      * Allows BMC (Board Management Control) to query and control NIC over RedFish API. Currently, the NIC supports reading data and setting basic Ethernet and InfiniBand parameters.
      * Enables matching of source_vhca_port in the FDB also known as FIB ( Forwarding Information Base) flow for ECMP (Equal Cost Multi Pathing) hardware offload on a single FDB.
      * Firmware can be now updated as well as DB strings while performing Live Firmware Patch.
      * Added support for dumping hardware steering entries (raw data) using the resource dump API.
      * The eth_link_down_counter now counts logical link downs as well.
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * Removed power consumption limitation.This new capability removes the necessity to disable the port due to insufficient power. When this feature is enabled, an event will be sent on every transition between the following power states: 
        * Power limit is not advertised.
        * Sufficient power detected.
        * Insufficient power detected.
      * Enables the device to generate events that will notify the user about any resource dumps updates. The resource dump owner (PF/ECPF) will be notified on the VF command failures by events that will contain the needed information to call the resource_dump command. The device will dump the resource in the standard resource dump sequence.
      * Added support for RSS (Really Simple Syndication) based on inner headers of GTP-U tunneled packets and for relaxed ordering read when using the create_mkey flag.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1586865600">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 14.27.1016:**
    
      * An issue that caused the device to perform DMA (Direct Memory Access) into memory already returned to the OS during the transition between the pre-boot driver to the OS driver.
      * An issue that caused the ZTR (Zero Touch RoCE) counters query to always return 0.
      * NC-SI bandwidth was dropping to 20-40kBps with a high amount of package drops, in a network environment with high latency (over 110ms).
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * An issue that caused the device to perform DMA (Direct Memory Access) into memory already returned to the OS during the transition between the pre-boot driver to the OS driver.
      * An out-of-range issue when reading or writing the q_counters was fixed.
      * Multi-Host adapter cards that resulted in wrong handling of PERST on auxiliary links.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1601899200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HP Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.27.4000:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.27.4000:**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.27.2008:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.27.2008:**
    
      * Added the following segments, as appeared in the PRM, to the Resource Dump: 
        * PRM_QUERY_QP
        * PRM_QUERY_CQ
        * PRM_QUERY_MKEY
        * QUERY_VNIC_ENV
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.27.4000:**
    
      * Added mlxconfig support for power reduction: 
        * PCI CAP
        * AUTO_POWER_SAVE_LINK_DOWN</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1601985600">-     *Fixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.27.4000:**
    
      * The sent packet hung while the device entered FLR mode.
      * Enabled Bar configuration bytewise by applying the write_en bitmask.
      * The device hung while running the sw reset flow under heavy stress and with many open resources.
      * The completions (CQ)completed due to a race condition in the firmware transport error handlers, and the error stressors, where the error stressors would hang the firmware transport error handler flow. 
      * The fragmented IP packets were dropped.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.27.2008:**
    
      * Although the effective BER (after FEC) was expected to meet the design targets (e.g. 10e-14 or lower), occasionally it was higher.
      * High BER occured when connecting cables of type 0.5/1m DAC to an HDR speed.
      * The PCIe Tx parameters did not load correctly when the speed was changed after the PCIe link was disabled.
      * The desched_threshold field did not work properly.
      * The "roce_adp_retrans" counter was presenting the values of the "local_ack_timeout_err" counter.
      * If Relaxed Ordering was disabled by running the "setpci" command, it would not be functional even after re-enabling it by running the "setpci" command again.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1614254400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.29.1016:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.29.1016:**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.29.1016:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.29.1016:**
    
    Added support for the following features:
    
      * A new counter per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * cq_overrun counter: This counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets.
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.29.1016:**
    
    Added support for following features:
    
      * An option to allow applications to build their own QoS tree over the NIC hierarchy by connecting QPs to responder/requestor Queue Groups.
      * "InfiniBand" properties set to the Network Device Function Redfish object.
      * HW support for Flow Metering to utilize Advanced Steering Operation (ASO). HW Flow Meter allows higher scale, more accuracy, and better performance compare to the FW Flow Metering.
      * Trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * 2 new Mini CQE formats: Responder Mini CQE With Flow Tag Layout Responder Mini CQE With l3_l4_info Layout
      * UCX can now enable AR by exposing Out-Of-Ordering bitmask per SL with "ooo_per_sl" field in the HCA_VPORT context. It can be also queried by running the QUERY_HCA_VPORT_CONTEXT command.
      * Steering DP hash flow groups.
      * A new counter per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * PCIe Rx modifications to prevent the adapter cards from disappearing from the system.
      * ignore_flow_level is now enabled by the TRUST LEVEL access registry. 
      * cq_overrun counter. The counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * [Beta] Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets.
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1614340800">-     *ixes submitted in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.29.1016:**
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's (Data center- Quantized Congestion Notification)  NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      * An issue that caused packets to drop due to header size issues and/or failing checks. The issue was caused due to a Linux issue that caused VFs to set the wrong header size value in wqe_inline_header_mode input.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs were configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) will take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME is disabled.
      * On rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      *  An issue that caused the device to go to dead IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered. 
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's (Data center- Quantized Congestion Notification) NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      *  An issue that prevented VXLAN packets with svlan/ cvlan tag from being matched.
      * The eth_wqe_too_small counter to count ODP page used to fail.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs are configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) will take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME is disabled.
      * An issue that resulted in low performance after enabling the RoCE Accelerator capability.
      * On rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      * The chassis manager calculation for Multi-Host and Socket-Direct adapter cards to allow running NC-SI commands by the chassis manager BMC. Now the chassis manager is count as BMC with index 0, regardless of how many BMC there are.
      * An issue that caused the device to go to dead IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14-2.1" date="1628683200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.31.1200:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.29.1016:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New Features and Changes included in version 16.31.1200:**
    
      * Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module. This new NVconfig sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No Data Management Engine (DME). This change does not affect the speed logic, only the forward error correction (FEC) logic (FEC override). **Note:** If the port does not come up, switch to Force mode. 
    
    **New features and changes included  in version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * An option to allow applications to build their own QoS tree over the NIC hierarchy by connecting QPs to responder/requestor Queue Groups.
      * "InfiniBand" properties set to the Network Device Function Redfish object.
      * HW support for Flow Metering to utilize Advanced Steering Operation (ASO). HW Flow Meter allows higher scale, more accuracy, and better performance compare to the FW Flow Metering.
      * Trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * 2 new Mini CQE formats: Responder Mini CQE With Flow Tag Layout Responder Mini CQE With l3_l4_info Layout
      * UCX can now enable AR by exposing Out-Of-Ordering bitmask per SL with "ooo_per_sl" field in the HCA_VPORT context. It can be also queried by running the QUERY_HCA_VPORT_CONTEXT command.
      * Steering DP hash flow groups.
      * A new counter per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * PCIe Rx modifications to prevent the adapter cards from disappearing from the system.
      * ignore_flow_level is now enabled by the TRUST LEVEL access registry. 
      * cq_overrun counter. The counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * [Beta] Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets.
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14-2.1" date="1628769600">-     *Fixes included in  firmware version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **Fixes included in firmware version 14.29.1016:**
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's (Data center- Quantized Congestion Notification)  NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      * An issue that caused packets to drop due to header size issues and/or failing checks. The issue was caused due to a Linux issue that caused VFs to set the wrong header size value in wqe_inline_header_mode input.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs were configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) will take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME is disabled.
      * On rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      *  An issue that caused the device to go to dead IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered. 
    
    **No fixes are included in firmware version 14.31.1200.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1632657600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.31.1200:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.31.1200:**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.31.1014:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
      
    **New features and changes in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * NVconfig per Port for a Specific Finisar Module: Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module. This new NVconfig sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No DME. This change does not affect the speed logic, only the FEC logic (FEC override).  
    **Note:** If the port does not go up, switch to Force mode. 
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * NIC scheduling feature support has been disabled for non-privileged functions.
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * Added support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) via the UEFI HII system settings.  
    **Note:** Values set in this option only take effect when is Ethernet mode.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Asymmetrical MSIX Configuration: This feature allows the device to be configured with a different number of MSIX  
    vectors per physical PCI functions.  
    To use this feature, please follow these steps:
    
        * Clear NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to disable global symmetrical MSIX configuration.
        * Set PF_NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to enable asymmetrical per Physical Function MSIX configuration.
        * Configure PF_NUM_PF_MSIX per physical PCI function.
      * Support for RDMA partitioning and RDMA counters in IB mode.
      * A new bit ("data_in_order") was added to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.  
    Pages are returned by the driver to the kernel without issuing the
    MANAGE_PAGES commands to the firmare.
    
      * Enabled UID 0 to create resources with UMEM (User Memory).
      * Receiving and sending native IB packets from/to the software (including all headers) via raw IBL2 QPs.
      * RX RDMA NIC flow table on an IB port. Now the software can steer native IB packets to raw IB receive queues according to the DLID and  
    the DQPN.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1632744000">-     *Fixes included in  firmware version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * An assert that was caused when trying to open 1024 functions on the device and the maximum number of functions was 1023.
      * Occasional performance issues related to RC QPs using E2E-credits (not connected to SRQ and doing send/receive traffic) when the ROCE_ACCL tx_window was enabled.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * A rare issue that caused RX pipe to hang.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
      * CRT_DCR with index larger than 1 &lt;&lt; 21 occasionally collided with the CRT_SW_RESERVED address.
      * An issue that caused the TX queue to get into an unresponsive state when the VF rate limiter was set.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * Disabled the CNP counter "rp_cnp_ignored " (triggered by OOS (out-of-sequence)) when all ports are IB.
      * Fixed the TMP421 sensor temperature reporting.
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15-2.1" date="1639310400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
       779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)  
       779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.31.1200:**
    
       817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 14.31.1200:**  
       817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device is updated to 16.31.1014:**
    
       874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Updated mstflint from version 4.13 to 4.16**
    
      
    **New features and changes in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * NVconfig per Port for a Specific Finisar Module: Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module. This new NVconfig sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No DME. This change does not affect the speed logic, only the FEC logic (FEC override).  
    **Note:** If the port does not go up, switch to Force mode. 
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * NIC scheduling feature support has been disabled for non-privileged functions.
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * Added support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) via the UEFI HII system settings.  
    **Note:** Values set in this option only take effect when is Ethernet mode.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Asymmetrical MSIX Configuration: This feature allows the device to be configured with a different number of MSIX  
    vectors per physical PCI functions.  
    To use this feature, please follow these steps:
    
        * Clear NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to disable global symmetrical MSIX configuration.
        * Set PF_NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to enable asymmetrical per Physical Function MSIX configuration.
        * Configure PF_NUM_PF_MSIX per physical PCI function.
      * Support for RDMA partitioning and RDMA counters in IB mode.
      * A new bit ("data_in_order") was added to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.  
    Pages are returned by the driver to the kernel without issuing the
    MANAGE_PAGES commands to the firmare.
    
      * Enabled UID 0 to create resources with UMEM (User Memory).
      * Receiving and sending native IB packets from/to the software (including all headers) via raw IBL2 QPs.
      * RX RDMA NIC flow table on an IB port. Now the software can steer native IB packets to raw IB receive queues according to the DLID and  
    the DQPN.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15-2.1" date="1639396800">-     *Fixes included in  firmware version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * An assert that was caused when trying to open 1024 functions on the device and the maximum number of functions was 1023.
      * Occasional performance issues related to RC QPs using E2E-credits (not connected to SRQ and doing send/receive traffic) when the ROCE_ACCL tx_window was enabled.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * A rare issue that caused RX pipe to hang.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
      * CRT_DCR with index larger than 1 &lt;&lt; 21 occasionally collided with the CRT_SW_RESERVED address.
      * An issue that caused the TX queue to get into an unresponsive state when the VF rate limiter was set.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * Disabled the CNP counter "rp_cnp_ignored " (triggered by OOS (out-of-sequence)) when all ports are IB.
      * Fixed the TMP421 sensor temperature reporting.
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1647777600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.32.1010:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.
    
    .  
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.32.1010:**
    
      * Added a new NvConfig parameter LOG_MAX_QUEUE to set the maximum number of work queue resources (QP, RQ, SQ...) that can be created per function. The default value is 2^17.
      * Blocked the VF's ability to use both padding and signature in order to prevent the NIC from getting into an unresponsive state.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its rate limit.
      * Performance improvements in the DCT with AR flow by exposing a hint to the software in DCI software context that indicates that RDMA WRITE on this DCI is not supported.
      * Added support for QSHR access register to enable Set and Query rate limit perhost per-port.
      * The firmware now exposes a new Software Steering ICM resource for VXLAN encap expand in order for the SW Steering to manage this resource directly.
      * Enabled the exposure of new ICM resource to the software steering for VXLAN encapsulation expansion.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for DSFP AOC (CMIS) v4 when error code is not reported by the module.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1647864000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The link status was reported incorrectly and consequently caused the link to go down due to incorrect definition of the RX_LOS polarity in the INI.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
      * PCIe lane margining capability issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1663156800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.33.1048:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.
    
    .  
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.33.1048:**
    
      * Added pci_rescan_needed field to the MFRL access register to indicate whether a PCI rescan is needed based on the NV configurations issued by the software.  
    Note: If the Keep Link Up NV configuration is changed, phyless reset will be
    blocked.
    
      * Added a new MAD of class SMP that has the attributes hierarchy_Info as defined in the IB Specification and is used to query the hierarchy information stored on the node and the physical port.
      * Added a new register (vhca_icm_ctrl access_reg) to enable querying and limiting the ICM pages in use.
      * Enhanced the XRQ QP error information provided to the user in case QP goes into an error state. In such case, QUERY_QP will provide information on the syndrome type and which side caused the error.
      * Replaced the deprecated NetworkPort schema with Port schema in NIC RDE implementation.
      * Updated the ibstat status reported when the phy link is down. Now QUERY_VPORT_STATE.max_tx_speed of UPLINK will not be reported as 0 anymore.
      * Disabled the option to send SMPs from unauthorized hosts.
      * Enabled the option to modify the ip_ecn field in the packet header in firmware steering.
      * Modified the TX or RX cache invalidation behavior. TX or RX cache invalidation now does not occur automatically but only when the software performs the sync operation using the using sync_steering command.
      * Modified the maximum bulk size per single allocation from "log_table_size - log_num_unisizes", to allocate any range size, to remove limitations that HWS objects such as counters and modify arguments might encounter.
      * Enabled delay drop for hairpin packets. If a hairpin QP is created with delay_drop_en enabled, the feature will be enabled across all GVMIs, based on the delay drop status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1663243200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.33.1048:**
    
      * Rare lanes skew issue that caused CPU to timeout in Rec.idle.
      * The card occasionally masked some PCIe AER reporting.
      * Incorrect flow of credits blockage that prevented booting during DC cycle test.
      * An issue with BMC medium migration from SMBUS to PCIe, and increased FIFOs to pass large packets in case of the migration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1670155200">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.34.1002:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.
    
    .  
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.34.1002:**
    
      * Added LLDPEnable, LLDPTransmit and LLDPReceive properties to the RDE Port schema implementation.
      * Added "Command Unsupported" response code in cases when running the MCTP control command "Get Vendor Defined Messages Supported", and there were no supported VDMs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1670241600">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.34.1002:**
    
      * An issue where set_flow_table_entry failed when aso_flow_meter action was used.
      * A race condition that occured between the duplicate read and QP commands (2RST, 2ERR and Destroy) in the signature that caused the command to hang.
      * When all traffic applications sharing the same combination of &lt;function, priority, side&gt; were rate limited (for example by congestion control), this limit was enforced on other applications with different combinations of &lt;function, priority, side&gt; under the same VL. For example, requestor flows (RDMA-write) were limited to rate X, however, this rate was also enforced on a QP sending RDMA-read responses. This firmware version prevents rate limit enforcement on traffic applications which should not be limited.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.19" date="1680436800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.1012:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.
    
    .  
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * Added support for copy modify header steering action to/from the UDP field.
      * Enabled ADP timer to allow the user to configure RC or DC qp_timeout values lower than 16.
      * QoS priority trust default state can now be changed using the new nvconfig below: 
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P1
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P2
    
    The values that can be used to set the default state are:
    
      * TRUST_PORT
      * TRUST_PCP
      * TRUST_DSCP
      * TRUST_DSCP_PCP</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.19" date="1680523200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * RDE (Redfish) PATCH operation to LLDPTransmit properties "ManagementAddressIPv4", "ManagementAddressIPv6" and "ManagementAddressMAC" were applied only in the first attempt, but failed in the next.
      * PLDM AEN event receiver media was changed unexpectedly and destination BDF was overridden with garbage when some PLDM packet were received from the SMBus layer.
      * Bad configuration of number of VFs and SFs led to the consumption of too many functions and triggered a FW assert 0x888E. The reduction flows behavior was fixed to ensure the configuration does not exceed the total number of supported functions. 
      * InfiniBand L2 QP could not receive RDMA traffic occasionally.
      * Running with a debug firmware reduced security as if token was applied.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20" date="1694001600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.                                                                                                                     
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20" date="1694088000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20-2.1" date="1713268800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 1.0.20(A):**
    
      * Version 1.0.20(A) has been recompiled to create the firmware RPM compatible with RPM LIB v4.14.2. As a result, this rebuild firmware version 1.0.20(A) can now be installed successfully on a node with FIPS enabled.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.                                                                                                                     
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20-2.1" date="1713355200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20-3.1" date="1720353600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * 779799-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546FLR-SFP+ Adapter)
      * 779793-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10G 2-port 546SFP+ Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 1.0.20(A):**
    
      * Version 1.0.20(A) has been recompiled to create the firmware RPM compatible with RPM LIB v4.14.2. As a result, this rebuild firmware version 1.0.20(A) can now be installed successfully on a node with FIPS enabled.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.                                                                                                                     
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.20-3.1" date="1720440000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in component version 1.0.20(B):**
    
      * Transaction test error was reported while deploying the component using SPP from HPE Linux SDR.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 2.42.5044 :**
    
      * An issue that prevented the firmware from detecting a link_down event thus preventing the IB bond interface from going to a failover mode.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.21" date="1720526400">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3502:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes included in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.                                                                                                                     
    
    **New features and changes included in firmware version 16.35.3502:**
    
      * Modified the TCP IPv4 flows so that the steering TIR rx_hash_symmetric field is now valid only when both the SRC and DST fields are not set to zero.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.21" date="1720612800">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    **No fixes are included in firmware version 16.35.3502.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.22" date="1731412800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1900:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.4030:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **No new features or changes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1900.**
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in firmware 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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.22" date="1731499200">-     *No fixes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1900.**
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware 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).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.23" date="1759060800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1904:**
    
      * 817749-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640FLR-SFP28 Adapter)
      * 817753-B21 (HPE Ethernet 25Gb 2-port 640SFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.4506:**
    
      * 874253-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 842QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **No new features or changes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1904.**
    
    
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.23" date="1759147200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1904:**
    
      * Missing QoS settings caused connectivity disruptions and packet drops.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.35.4506:**
    
      * Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.24" date="1762776000">-     *No fixes are included in version 14.32.1908.**
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.8002:**
    
      * Firmware failed to scan the correct CQs for the PF after the FW entered into the CQ recovery mode., resulting in CQs for the PF not being recovered.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="c5e4d734eb753a820e4768cfa7adc085faf230ff5c43eb25b1df293e13f0af1f" name="firmware-nic-mellanox-ib-cx4-cx5" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.17" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0" date="1519905600">-     *Firmware for the following device has been updated to 12.21.1000:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.21.1000:**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * InfiniBand native (No SR-IOV) dual port device (Function per port is disabled). In this mode virtualization is not supported and ISSI = 0.
        * 10G/40G on 100GbE AOC/transceivers vs. non Mellanox devices.
      * PTP packets time stamping is enabled upon packet's arrival to the port.
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) is enabled by default for all priorities on Ethernet ports.
      * DC CNAK improves sent CNAK performance and avoids back pressure in ConnectX-4 adapter cards.
      * Receiver Signal Integrity Improvements: 
        * Raised the link only with phase greater than 15 ticks to improve signal integrity.
        * Extended measurement test between two similar RX configurations.
        * Moved the data path to use the second input buffer to improve signal integrity.
      * RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) Dual Port Mode enables the usage of a dual port Virtual HCA (vHCA) to share RDMA resources (e.g., MR, CQ, SRQ, PDs) across the two Ethernet (RoCE) NIC network ports and display the NIC as a dual port device. For this feature to function properly, the following requirements must be met: 
        * Either the LAG or the Dual Port mode is enabled by the driver.
        * Dual port device: both ports must be set as ETH.
        * In ConnectX-4/ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards, the maximum allowed number of VFs per PF is 32.
        * Function per port is enabled.
      * QPDPM register is added to support dynamic mapping between DSCP and priority.
      * Trust level for QoS prioritization is added according to the DSCP or PCP.
      * Ingress buffer management is added for: 
        * ingress traffic mapping to a buffer according to priority.
        * buffers sizes and lossless parameters.
      * Enhanced steering rules update rate to up to 50K rules per second.
      * Enabled Windows single root input/output virtualization (SR-IOV) Enhanced eIPoIB (without Secure Connection) for Windows-over-Windows setups.
      * crdump operation takes a snapshot of the device's crspace dword-by-dword. It enables the driver to collect debug information upon firmware failure.
      * Secure Firmware Updates provides devices with the ability to verify digital signatures of new firmware binaries, in order to ensure that only officially approved versions are installed on the devices.
      * Changed the default Forward Error Connection (FEC) mode for cables with attenuation 16 and below from Reed Solomon (RS) to FC.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0" date="1519992000">-     *Fixes in version 12.21.1000:**
    
      * RDMA_CM driver was causing the Queue Pair (QP) Rate Limit to be activate unexpectedly and reduce the bandwidth significantly on this QP.
      * Low throughput when Eplicit Congestion Notification (ECN) was enabled in a many-to-one scenario.
      * A rare issue that caused the firmware to hang.
      * The maximum temperature in a setup was incorrectly reported as the current temperature regardless of the actual temperature.
      * Virtual Addressing Capability incorrect report in NC-SI (Sideband).
      * Enhanced RX sensitivity per Vcore.
      * Disabled the option to write to the protected modules to avoid receiving NACK upon module initialization.
      * Enabled cold_flicks reset when sending invalidate_all command to invalidate all the ECs.
      * SR-IOV min &amp; max rate limiter can only support up to 64 Virtual Functions (VFs) per port.
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) did not function as expected when the number of QPs &gt; ~500 per host.
      * When using Unreliable Datagram (UD) RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) multicast traffic over SR-IOV, packets were scattered to all the attached QPs in the e-sw (PF and its VFs) and not only on the vport that was specified in the e-se FDB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1524139200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.22.4030:**
    
    825110-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 1-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)  
    825111-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 840QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.22.4030:**
    
      * **AS Notify:** AS Notify enables IBM's Power CPU architecture to boost performance by allowing the hardware to issue light weight "interrupts" to replace the traditional MSI interrupts.
      * **Dump Me Now (DMN):** Dump Me Now (DMN) generated dumps and traces from various components that are crucial for offline debugging. Once an issue is discovered, the dumps can provide useful information about the NIC's state at the time of the failure
      * Added support for DSCP mapping on QP RTS2RTS.
      * **Port Enable:** When set, the device supports emulating link down for all the associated functions using "ICMD_SET_VIRTUAL_PARAMETERS - Set Device Virtual Parameters".
      * **mlxfwreset:** Reduced and accelerated the mlxfwreset loading time of the firmware update flow.
      * **Virtual Functions (VF):** Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow: 
        * in dual port devices to 20 VFs
        * in single port devices to 64 VFs
      * Extended the retry counter (extended_retry_count) to up to 255 instead of 7.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.22.4030:**
    
    879482-B21 (HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet 40/50Gb 2-port 547FLR-QSFP Adapter)  
    872726-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR/Ethernet 100Gb 2-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.22.4030:**
    
      * **AS Notify:** AS Notify enables IBM's Power CPU architecture to boost performance by allowing the hardware to issue light weight "interrupts" to replace the traditional MSI interrupts.
      * **Dump Me Now (DMN):** Dump Me Now (DMN) generated dumps and traces from various components that are crucial for offline debugging. Once an issue is discovered, the dumps can provide useful information about the NIC's state at the time of the failure
      * Added support for DSCP mapping on QP RTS2RTS.
      * **Port Enable:** When set, the device supports emulating link down for all the associated functions using "ICMD_SET_VIRTUAL_PARAMETERS - Set Device Virtual Parameters".
      * **mlxfwreset:** Reduced and accelerated the mlxfwreset loading time of the firmware update flow.
      * **Virtual Functions (VF): **Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow: 
        * in dual port devices to 20 VFs
        * in single port devices to 64 VFs
      * Extended the retry counter (extended_retry_count) to up to 255 instead of 7.
      * Added support for striding RQ in InfiniBand.
      * **QoS "Rate Limit":** Added support to limit the transmission rate of individual InfiniBand port Service Levels. This capability is configurable through a new vendor-specific MAD (QosConfigSL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1524225600">-     *Fixes in firmware version 12.22.4030 and 16.22.4030:**
    
      * In rare cases, where the width of the receiver's electrical eye is narrow, the link might raise with BER lower than 10^-12.
      * LRO timeout configuration is now taken from the TLV configuration instead of the static defined values.
      * Added a filter to ignore module temperature reads below -40C and above 125C.
      * Closed the vport as part of the fast teardown flow, to prevent Ack to be sent without been scatter to memory.
      * A rare scenario where the PERST# de-assertion arrived at a specific critical time period was handled.
      * Temperature normalization function calculation issue. Now the cable gain that is not pure integer is taken into account.
      * The parser of object 0x8 in ASN that caused different structure in response.
      * An issue that caused MSIX interrupt lost while the HCA performed an FLR was handled.
      * An issue that caused a race condition between the firmware boot process and the MSIX access from the PCIe, which resulted in lost writes into the MSIX vector was fixed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1552219200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.24.1000:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.24.1000:**
    
    872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)  
    872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 12.24.1000 and 16.24.1000:**
    
      * Added support for the following: 
        * An additional layer (Layer 3) of packet processing at the hypervisor level that enables adding and removing protocol headers (e.g., the MAC address is removed during encapsulation, and added during decapsulation) for the encapsulated traffic.
        * Transmission histogram counter set as part of the Ethernet extended group counters.
        * TX steering rule on flow_table_metadata in WQE Ethernet segment.
        * Added L3 encapsulation/decapsulation support in the reformat context allocation. 
          * L3 encapsulation removes L2 headers and adds generic L3 tunnel encapsulation.
          * L3 decapsulation removes the generic L3 tunnel decapsulation and L2 header.
        * Flow steering header modification (header rewrite) for IPv4 TTL header for loopback traffic (VF-VF/VF-PF).  
    Note: TTL modification for traffic from the network is currently not
    supported.
    
        * Requester QP packet based on E2E credits mode. The new flow control supports HCA-to-switch RDMA traffic packet-based End-2-End.
        * IPoIB non-default Partition Keys (PKeys). Now the PKey values can be modified in the PKey table without the need of recreating the IPoIB (underlay) QPs.
        * [Beta] SR-IOV in Multi-Host/Socket-Direct.
        * QUERY_DRIVER_VERSION command. This command allows the PF driver to query its VFs driver version which was set by the SET_DRIVER_VERSION command.
        * New diagnostic counters to evaluate the number of ICMC hits and misses for particular resources.
      * Enabled the hardware to generate an event upon counter incrementation, in order to reduce an overhead from the software from reading rarely updated counters such as error counters.
      * Enabled NOIDNIC connectivity to the network through the e-switch and not directly to the physical port.
      * Enabled setting the QP and the Mkey values by the software upon these resources creation.
      * Enabled advanced PCIe atomic operations. The HCA will perform PCIe atomic operations as a requestor towards the host memory when receiving compatible atomic messages from the network, and according to the configuration of NV_SW_OFFLOAD_CONFIG pci_atomic_mode field and the PCI AtomicOp Requester Enable bit in the Device Control 2 register.
      * Enabled TTL modification in the Rx NIC steering. When modifying the TTL in the Rx NIC, the CQE checksum will not recalculated automatically.  
    Note: TTL modification in the FDB for traffic from the network is currently
    not supported.
    
      * Enabled a single TIR destination from the FDB.
      * Changed the WRED default mode to OFF for Multi-Host adapter cards.
      * [Developers only] Moved the fast teardown HCA cap bit to offset 0x1c.4:1.
      * Enabled Virtual Functions to read QPDPM/QPDP/QPTS.
      * Multi PCI RDMA IB: This capability enables the user to expose two PCI/IB devices per network port.
      * Reduced firmware's memory consumption to increase the supported number of VFs per PF to up to 100.
      * Shutting Down RDMA QPs with Excessive Retransmissions is a mechanism used to detect excessive retransmissions for an RC connection, and to close the connection in response to it. If the number of retransmissions due to a Local Ack Timeout, NAK-Sequence Error, or Implied NAK, during a specified period, exceeds the specified threshold, the QP will be handled as if the IB spec defined Retry Count was exceeded.
    
    **New features in firmware version 12.24.1000:**
    
      * Enabled e-switch steering rule in the NIC without matching it with the Directional MACs (DMAC) protocol. Now the rule is only according to the MC/UC bit.
      * The IB Sniffer utility provides the user the ability to capture the e-switch traffic directly to a hypervisor queue.
      * Increased the number of VFs that can work with full VMQoS (8 TC) per PFs as follow: 
        * in dual port devices to: 0-21, 33-45 VFs (22-32 VFs has single TC)
        * in single port devices to: 0-64 VFs
    
    **New features in firmware version 16.24.1000:**
    
      * Enabled QoS ETS for systems with 64 VFs to better allocate bandwidth in the NIC.
      * Enabled TTL modification for received packets.
      * Mirrors the traffic from/to one VF to a dedicate admin VF for monitoring and traffic analysis. Note that in this process packets are duplicated and different packet modifications apply to different duplications.
      * Enabled TTL modification in the Rx NIC steering. When modifying the TTL in the Rx NIC, the CQE checksum will not recalculated automatically.  
    Note: TTL modification in the FDB for traffic from the network is currently
    not supported.
    
      * Added support for Dynamically Connected Transport (DC) in RoCE in ConnectX-5 adapter cards.
      * Enabled Rx mini-CQE compressed format for striding RQ.
      * Enabled TX steering rule on the application meta-data from the WQE. This functionality implements meta-data Reg A steering and meta-data Reg A and Reg B rewriting.
      * Added MPLS over UDP and MPLS over GRE protocols for tunneling offload/steering match criteria.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1552305600">-     *Fixes in version** **12.24.1000 and 16.24.1000:**
    
      * mlxconfig tool reported all possible expansion ROM images, instead of presenting only the existing images.
      * Modifying VMQoS rate limiter parameters during traffic caused transmission failure.
      * Aligned the default tuning type in PHY TEST MODE to the device protocol.
      * When a device is operating in Safe Mode state, and the user issues the mlxfwreset command, the device might fail to come-up correctly after the reset.  
    Note: Do not run mlxfwreset when operating in a Safe Mode state.
    
      * Fixed an issue related to PCIe "Surprise link down" event reporting capability.
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in the link partner experiencing false active linkup when plugging in a base-T cable to a closed port.
    
    **Fixes in version** **12.24.1000:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the max_qp_retry_freq_exceeded counter (including a CQE with error syndrome 0x97, and the QP moving to error state) to be activated only after exceeding the NIC Vport context max_qp_retry_limit, and not when reaching it.
    
    **Fixes in version** **16.24.1000:**
    
      * PCIe bifurcation issue.
      * Deadlock in RX related to the "send-invalidate" flow, resulted in RX getting stuck.
      * Rare errors in RX that resulted in double completion.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1572868800">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.26.1040:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.26.1040:**
    
    872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)  
    872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 12.26.1040 and 16.26.1040:**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif. They can be called via the vsec space. The counters' values are returned only via the tracer. The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * User Context Object (DEVX) is a containerized sandbox per user, to access PRM command securely by using General Object commands, UMEM and UCTX contexts. The allowed functionalities of this capability depend on the user permissions.  
    The following functionalities are still managed by the Kernel:
    
        * Resource cleaning
        * UCTX stamping
        * Blocking the physical address and IRQ from these UCTX
      * Added support for reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Mellanox recommends upgrading your device firmware to this release to improve the device firmware security and reliability.
    
    **Changes and New features in firmware version 16.26.1040:**
    
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM.
        * Exposing the Vital Product Data (VPD) on Virtual Function (VF).
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * Creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/Forwarding Table (FDB).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1572955200">-     *Fixes submitted in version 12.26.1040:**
    
      * IPoIB could not to function when there were Dynamically Connected Transport (DC) CNAK Queue Pairs (QPs) active.
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.26.1040:**
    
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a PF.
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Stability issues with RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) retransmissions under stress were affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Transaction Layer Packet (TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Large number of packets dropped when running Jumbo frames with TTL rewrite.
      * Limited the number of the elements in the Quality of Service (QoS) tree 2K.  
    Note: Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC is not allowed.
    
      * Queue Pair (QP) flow query was always taking port 1, Firmware will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RoCE net device.
      * The nack counters constantly reported as "0".
      * In a rare scenario when the driver is executing the "2err" command and the QP is in Send Queue (SQ) drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error Completion Queue Element (CQEs) on all the Work Queue Entry (WQEs).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1586779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.27.1016:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.27.1016:**
    
    872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)  
    872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    **Changes and New Features in firmware version 12.27.1016 and 16.27.1016:**
    
      * RoCE Selective Repeat introduces a new QP retransmission mode in RoCE: recovery from packet drop by resending the dropped packet and not only all the PSN window (Go-Back-N protocol),  
    This new capability comes with the following limitations:
    
        * Selective repeat cannot be used with AR
        * Does not work with signature (T10-DIF)
        * Does not work with Tag Matching enabled
      * Allows BMC to query and control NIC over RedFish API (https://www.dmtf.org/standards/redfish). Currently, the NIC supports reading data and setting basic Ethernet and InfiniBand parameters.
      * Enables matching of source_vhca_port in the FDB flow for ECMP hardware offload on a single FDB.
      * Added support for dumping hardware steering entries (raw data) using the resource dump API.
      * The eth_link_down_counter now counts logical link downs as well.
    
    **Changes and New Features in firmware version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * Removed power consumption limitation. This new capability removes the necessity to disable the port due to insufficient power. When this feature is enabled, an event will be sent on every transition between the following power states: 
        * Power limit is not advertised
        * Sufficient power detected
        * Insufficient power detected
      * Firmware can be now updated as well as DB strings while performing Live Firmware Patch.
      * Enables the device to generate events that will notify the user about any resource dumps updates. The resource dump owner (PF/ECPF) will be notified on the VF command failures by events that will contain the needed information to call the resource_dump command. The device will dump the resource in the standard resource dump sequence.
      * Added support for the following features: 
        * RSS based on inner headers of GTP-U tunneled packets.
        * Relaxed ordering read when using the create_mkey flag.  
    Note: This capability is not supported when using Multi-Host cards and when in
    PCIe-Switch  
    mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1586865600">-     *Fixes submitted in version 12.27.1016:**
    
      * ZTR counters query was always set to return 0.
      * The adapter card was prevented from going into the bypass mode when the BMC disabled the hardware arbitration.
      * Performance degradation and a high packet drop occurred when SRIOV was enabled and packets went through the FDB default behaviour.
      * Due to the string DB not being updated after Live-Patch, the tracer could not function after Live-Patch.
      * Fixed a rare issue that caused other active functions to receive a malformed CQE during driver (PF or VF) unload or FLR flows.
      * Firmware error was observed when FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.
    
    **Fixes submitted in version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the device to perform DMA into memory already returned to the OS during the transition between the pre-boot driver to the OS driver.
      * Out-of-range issue when reading or writing the q_counters.
      * Fixed an issue that in Multi-Host adapter cards that resulted in wrong handling of PERST on auxiliary links.
      * ZTR counters query was always set to return 0.
      * The adapter card was prevented from going into the bypass mode when the BMC disabled the hardware arbitration.
      * A non-standard tool was required to perform the first LFWP patching when used with the GA firmware version.
      * Updated the OOOSLMask behaviour. Firmware now will apply OOOSLMask even if it is set to zero (OOOSLMask = 0).
      * Redundant page consumption in the init_hca.
      * The sw_reset option was not supported when ATS was enabled.
      * When ESWITCH_IPV4_TTL_MODIFY_ENABLE configuration was enabled in mlxconfig, there was performance degradation in small packet sizes.
      * Due to the string DB not being updated after Live-Patch, the tracer could not function after Live-Patch.
      * Fixed a rare issue that caused other active functions to receive a malformed CQE during driver (PF or VF) unload or FLR flows.
      * The PCI link was not getting established when the firmware was corrupted.
      * FW assert was triggerred and resulted in a wrong deallocation of a resource when Packet Pacing was enabled, and a QP was being destroyed.
      * Firmware error was observed when FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1601899200">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.27.4000:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
      
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.27.4000:**
    
      * Added the following segments, as appeared in the PRM, to the Resource Dump: 
        * PRM_QUERY_QP
        * PRM_QUERY_CQ
        * PRM_QUERY_MKEY
        * QUERY_VNIC_ENV
    
      
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.27.2008:**
    
    872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)  
    872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.27.2008:**
    
    **This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Upgrade the firmware of the device to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.**
    
      * Improved init_hca performance in Parallel Function initialization.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1601985600">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.27.2008:**
    
      * Although the effective BER (after FEC) was expected to meet the design targets (e.g. 10e-14 or lower), occasionally it was higher.
      * High BER occured when connecting cables of type 0.5/1m DAC to an HDR speed.
      * The PCIe Tx parameters did not load correctly when the speed was changed after the PCIe link was disabled.
      * The desched_threshold field did not work properly.
      * The "roce_adp_retrans" counter was presenting the values of the "local_ack_timeout_err" counter.
      * If Relaxed Ordering was disabled by running the "setpci" command, it would not be functional even after re-enabling it by running the "setpci" command again.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.27.4000:**
    
      * The device hung while running the sw reset flow under heavy stress and with many open resources.
      * Low PXE performance observered while using the VSC to trigger the send_ring_doorbells.
      * IPoIB and DC would not work together.
      * DC funtionality issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1614254400">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.28.1002:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
      
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.28.1002:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
      
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.29.1016:**
    
    872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)  
    872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)  
    
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.29.1016:**
    
    Added support for following features:
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's (Data center- Quantized Congestion Notification) NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of the cluster.
      * An option to allow applications to build their own QoS tree over the NIC hierarchy by connecting QPs to responder/requestor Queue Groups.
      * "InfiniBand" properties set to the Network Device Function Redfish object.
      * HW support for Flow Metering to utilize Advanced Steering Operation (ASO). HW Flow Meter allows higher scale, more accuracy, and better performance compared to the FW Flow Metering.
      * Trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * 2 new Mini CQE formats: Responder Mini CQE With Flow Tag Layout Responder Mini CQE With l3_l4_info Layout
      * UCX can now enable AR by exposing Out-Of-Ordering bitmask per SL with "ooo_per_sl" field in the HCA_VPORT context. It can be also queried by running the QUERY_HCA_VPORT_CONTEXT command.
      * Steering DP hash flow groups.
      * A new counter per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * PCIe Rx modifications to prevent the adapter cards from disappearing from the system.
      * ignore_flow_level is now enabled by the TRUST LEVEL access registry. 
      * cq_overrun counter. The counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * [Beta] Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets.
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1614340800">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * An issue that prevented VXLAN packets with svlan/ cvlan tag from being matched.
      * An issue that caused the eth_wqe_too_small counter to count ODP (On-Demand Paging) page faults.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs are configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) will take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME is disabled.
      *  Ani ssue that resulted in low performance after enabling the RoCE Accelerator capability. Note: The fix is available when all ports are set as Ethernet. 
      * On rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      * The chassis manager calculation for Multi-Host and Socket-Direct adapter cards to allow running NC-SI commands by the chassis manager BMC. Now the chassis manager is count as BMC with index 0, regardless of how many BMC there are.
      * An issue that caused the device to go to down IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered. 
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.1002:**
    
      * An issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * An issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1632657600">-     *Firmware for the following devices are updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
    843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices are updated to 16.31.1014:**
    
    872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)  
    872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * NIC scheduling feature support has been disabled for non-privileged functions.
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Asymmetrical MSIX Configuration: This feature allows the device to be configured with a different number of MSIX vectors per physical PCI functions.To use this feature, please follow these steps:
      *         Clear NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to disable global symmetrical MSIX configuration.
      *         Set PF_NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to enable asymmetrical per Physical Function MSIX configuration.
      *         Configure PF_NUM_PF_MSIX per physical PCI function.
      * RDMA partitioning and RDMA counters in IB mode.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.
      * Enabled UID 0 to create resources with UMEM (User Memory).
      * Receiving and sending native IB packets from/to the software (including all headers) via raw IBL2 QPs.
      * RX RDMA NIC flow table on an IB port. Now the software can steer native IB packets to raw IB receive queues according to the DLID and  the DQPN.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1632744000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * An issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * An issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * An assert that was caused when trying to open 1024 functions on the device and the maximum number of functions was 1023.
      * Occasional performance issues related to RC QPs using E2E-credits (not connected to SRQ and doing send/receive traffic) when the ROCE_ACCL tx_window was enabled.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * A rare issue that caused RX pipe to hang.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
      * CRT_DCR with index larger than 1 &lt;&lt; 21 occasionally collided with the CRT_SW_RESERVED address.
      * An issue that caused the TX queue to get into an unresponsive state when the VF rate limiter was set.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * Disabled the CNP counter "rp_cnp_ignored " (triggered by OOS (out-of-sequence)) when all ports are IB.
      * Fixed the TMP421 sensor temperature reporting.
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1648468800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.32.1010:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.32.1010:**
    
      * Added support for blocking unwanted GMP classes by dedicated MADs.
      * Added a new NvConfig parameter LOG_MAX_QUEUE to set the maximum number of work queue resources (QP, RQ, SQ...) that can be created per function. The default value is 2^17.
      * Added a Congestion Control Key to all Congestion Control MADs to authenticate that they are originated from a trusted source.
      * Added an SMP firewall to block the option of sending SMPs (MADS sent on QP0 from the Subnet Manager) from unauthorized hosts to prevent fake SMPs from being recognized as the SM.
      * Vendor Specific MADs Class 0x9 is no longer supported by the firmware. In case the firmware detects such MAD, the firmware will return a "NOT SUPPORTED" error to the user.
      * Blocked the VF's ability to use both padding and signature in order to prevent the NIC from getting into an unresponsive state.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its rate limit.
      * Performance improvements in the DCT with AR flow by exposing a hint to the software in DCI software context that indicates that RDMA WRITE on this DCI is not supported.
      * Added support for dynamic timeout mechanism when in InfiniBand mode.
      * Added support for QSHR access register to enable Set and Query rate limit perhost per-port.
      * The firmware now exposes a new Software Steering ICM resource for VXLAN encap expand in order for the SW Steering to manage this resource directly.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it: PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a none zero value.
      * Added 2 new MAD access registers to enable mlxlink to read/write access registers by LID (to the whole subnet).
      * Enabled the exposure of new ICM resource to the software steering for VXLAN encapsulation expansion.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Disabled VST on dual port adapter cards when one port is configured as ETH and the other as IB as VST is not available when the port is set as ETH.
      * Added support for DSFP AOC (CMIS) v4 when error code is not reported by the module.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1648555200">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.32.1010**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The link status was reported incorrectly and consequently caused the link to go down due to incorrect definition of the RX_LOS polarity in the INI.
      * The system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Invalid RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * A fatal assert 0x81C5 occurred when calling get_vport_mad from the MAD APIs. The firmware was trying to compute the number of vPorts using a global function number. To avoid this issue, the API was updated to remove any assumption on the function number. Note: This issue is affects only IB devices.
      * During events, stress caused the firmware to reset the Arm host of the vPort without sending an event. Thus preventing the software from rearming the vPort as it did not receive any event, and the firmware did not send the event because the vPort had no Arm set.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
      * PCIe lane margining capability issues.
      * An issue related to the sl2vl mad that caused a few msec hiccup in the transmission on an InfiniBand network when the SM sent the sl2vl mad to a node in the cluster.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1663156800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.33.1048:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.33.1048:**
    
      * Added pci_rescan_needed field to the MFRL access register to indicate whether a PCI rescan is needed based on the NV configurations issued by the software.  
    Note: If the Keep Link Up NV configuration is changed, phyless reset will be
    blocked.
    
      * Added a new MAD of class SMP that has the attributes hierarchy_Info as defined in the IB Specification and is used to query the hierarchy information stored on the node and the physical port.
      * Added a new register (vhca_icm_ctrl access_reg) to enable querying and limiting the ICM pages in use.
      * Enhanced the XRQ QP error information provided to the user in case QP goes into an error state. In such case, QUERY_QP will provide information on the syndrome type and which side caused the error.
      * Replaced the deprecated NetworkPort schema with Port schema in NIC RDE implementation.
      * Updated the ibstat status reported when the phy link is down. Now QUERY_VPORT_STATE.max_tx_speed of UPLINK will not be reported as 0 anymore.
      * Disabled the option to send SMPs from unauthorized hosts.
      * Enabled the option to modify the ip_ecn field in the packet header in firmware steering.
      * Modified the TX or RX cache invalidation behavior. TX or RX cache invalidation now does not occur automatically but only when the software performs the sync operation using the using sync_steering command.
      * Modified the maximum bulk size per single allocation from "log_table_size - log_num_unisizes", to allocate any range size, to remove limitations that HWS objects such as counters and modify arguments might encounter.
      * Enabled delay drop for hairpin packets. If a hairpin QP is created with delay_drop_en enabled, the feature will be enabled across all GVMIs, based on the delay drop status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1663243200">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.33.1048**
    
      * Rare lanes skew issue that caused CPU to timeout in Rec.idle.
      * The card occasionally masked some PCIe AER reporting.
      * Incorrect flow of credits blockage that prevented booting during DC cycle test.
      * An issue with BMC medium migration from SMBUS to PCIe, and increased FIFOs to pass large packets in case of the migration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1680436800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.1012:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * Added pci_rescan_needed field to the MFRL access register to indicate whether a PCI rescan is needed based on the NV configurations issued by the software.  
    Note: If the Keep Link Up NV configuration is changed, phyless reset will be
    blocked.
    
      * Added a new MAD of class SMP that has the attributes hierarchy_Info as defined in the IB Specification and is used to query the hierarchy information stored on the node and the physical port.
      * Added a new register (vhca_icm_ctrl access_reg) to enable querying and limiting the ICM pages in use.
      * Enhanced the XRQ QP error information provided to the user in case QP goes into an error state. In such case, QUERY_QP will provide information on the syndrome type and which side caused the error.
      * Replaced the deprecated NetworkPort schema with Port schema in NIC RDE implementation.
      * Updated the ibstat status reported when the phy link is down. Now QUERY_VPORT_STATE.max_tx_speed of UPLINK will not be reported as 0 anymore.
      * Disabled the option to send SMPs from unauthorized hosts.
      * Enabled the option to modify the ip_ecn field in the packet header in firmware steering.
      * Modified the TX or RX cache invalidation behavior. TX or RX cache invalidation now does not occur automatically but only when the software performs the sync operation using the using sync_steering command.
      * Modified the maximum bulk size per single allocation from "log_table_size - log_num_unisizes", to allocate any range size, to remove limitations that HWS objects such as counters and modify arguments might encounter.
      * Enabled delay drop for hairpin packets. If a hairpin QP is created with delay_drop_en enabled, the feature will be enabled across all GVMIs, based on the delay drop status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1680523200">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.1012**
    
      * Rare lanes skew issue that caused CPU to timeout in Rec.idle.
      * The card occasionally masked some PCIe AER reporting.
      * Incorrect flow of credits blockage that prevented booting during DC cycle test.
      * An issue with BMC medium migration from SMBUS to PCIe, and increased FIFOs to pass large packets in case of the migration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1694001600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1694088000">-     *Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-2.1" date="1695643200">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-2.1" date="1695729600">-     The subversion 1.0.13 (A) of the product has fixed the issue of smart
    component having been built with an incorrect payload.
    
    
    
    **Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-3.1" date="1713268800">-     *The following changes are included in product version 1.0.13(B):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to support FIPS mode enabled OS environment.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-3.1" date="1713355200">-     The subversion 1.0.13 (A) of the product has fixed the issue of smart
    component having been built with an incorrect payload.
    
    
    
    **Fixes in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-4.1" date="1721044800">-     *The following changes are included in product version 1.0.13(B):**
    
      * Product rebuilt to support FIPS mode enabled OS environment.
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13-4.1" date="1721131200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in component version 1.0.13(C):**
    
      * Transaction test error was reported while deploying the component using SPP from HPE Linux SDR.
    
    
    
    **Fixes in firmware version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused the DCR (DC Resources) to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. in this case, the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1725969600">-     *irmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2006:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Increased the maximum XRQ number to 512.
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1726056000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 12.28.2006:**
    
      * Fixes an issue that caused the DCR to be destroyed before the retry option managed to work when the retry timeout is too big. In this case the DCR' time-to-live was increased, and the maximum retry timeout was decreased.
      * Increased PHY power consumption limit to 1.5w.
      * Fixed an issue that caused PortCounters.PortRcvErr / PPCNT.infiniband_counters.PortRcvErr not to report port icrc errors.
    
    **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).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1731412800">-     *irmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2302:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.15" date="1731499200">-     *No new issues have been fixed in version 12.28.2302.**  
    
    
    **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).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1748779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 12.28.2302:**
    
      * 843400-B21 (HPE Apollo A10 InfiniBand EDR (100Gb) 2-port Adapter)  
    
    
    **Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 16.35.4506:**
    
      * 872723-B21 (HPE Apollo InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 2-port 841z Mezzanine Adapter)
      * 872725-B21 (HPE InfiniBand EDR 100Gb 1-port 841QSFP28 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.16" date="1748865600">-     *No new issues have been fixed in version 12.28.2302.**
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.4506:**
    
      * Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.17" date="1762948800">-     *No fixes are included in version 12.28.4704.**
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.8002:**
    
      * Firmware failed to scan the correct CQs for the PF after the FW entered into the CQ recovery mode., resulting in CQs for the PF not being recovered.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="2b77731ccc5bd4220ed7985846fcb252b77d099b531b717b355072467e2facd4" name="firmware-nic-open-mellanox-eth-mft" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.0.14" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0" date="1572868800">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.26.1040 :**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.26.2000 :**
    
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.26.1040:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter )  
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.26.2000:**
    
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version  14.26.1040 and 16.26.1040 :**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif. They can be called via the vsec space. The counters' values are returned only via the tracer. The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * Added Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM VPD Added support for exposing the VPD on the VF.
      * Added support for the following 
        * Reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/FD
    
    **New features and changes in version  14.26.2000 and 16.26.2000 :**
    
      * Live Firmware Patch (LFWP) allows applying of critical hot fixes without interrupting data traffic and without any user application interruptions</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0" date="1572955200">-     *Fixes in version 14.26.2000 :**
    
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture CPLD GPIOs glitch upon firmware reset.
    
    **Fixes in version 14.26.1040 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Traffic Light Protocol(TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed a rare issue that resulted in "destroy mkey " command getting stuck when rebooting the hypervisor.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.26.2000 :**
    
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture CPLD GPIOs glitch upon firmware reset.
      * Fixed an issue that slowed the firmware flows when executing many destroy XRQ commands on an XRQ that supported DC transport service.
      * Fixed an issue that caused performance degradation when working in dual-port devices under bidirectional traffic stress.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.26.1040 :**
    
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a Physical Function(PF).
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Fixed a stability issue in RoCE retransmissions under stress affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe TLP was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed an issue that caused large number of packet to drop when running Jumbo frames with Time to live (TTL) rewrite
      * Limited the number of the elements in the QoS tree 2K. Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC was not allowed
      * Fixed the query QP flow. Instead of always taking port 1, FW will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RDMA over Converged Ethernet(RoCE) net device.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the nack counters to constantly be reported as "0". 
      * In a rare scenario when the driver was executing the "2err" command and th Queue pair(QP) was in SQ drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error CQEs on all the WQEs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-2.1" date="1573646400">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.26.1040 :**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.26.2002 :**
    
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.26.1040:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter )  
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.26.2002:**
    
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version  14.26.1040 and 16.26.1040 :**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif. They can be called via the vsec space. The counters' values are returned only via the tracer. The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * Added Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM VPD Added support for exposing the VPD on the VF.
      * Added support for the following 
        * Reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/FD
    
    **New features and changes in version  14.26.2002 and 16.26.2002 :**
    
      * Live Firmware Patch (LFWP) allows applying of critical hot fixes without interrupting data traffic and without any user application interruptions</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.0-2.1" date="1573732800">-     *Fixes in version 14.26.2002 :**
    
      * Updated the firmware behavior to report PLDM version 1.1.0 regardless of whether Redfish was enabled or not.
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture CPLD GPIOs glitch upon firmware reset.
    
    **Fixes in version 14.26.1040 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Traffic Light Protocol(TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed a rare issue that resulted in "destroy mkey " command getting stuck when rebooting the hypervisor.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.26.2002 :**
    
      * Updated the firmware behavior to report PLDM version 1.1.0 regardless of whether Redfish was enabled or not.
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture CPLD GPIOs glitch upon firmware reset.
      * Fixed an issue that slowed the firmware flows when executing many destroy XRQ commands on an XRQ that supported DC transport service.
      * Fixed an issue that caused performance degradation when working in dual-port devices under bidirectional traffic stress.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.26.1040 :**
    
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a Physical Function(PF).
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Fixed a stability issue in RoCE retransmissions under stress affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe TLP was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed an issue that caused large number of packet to drop when running Jumbo frames with Time to live (TTL) rewrite
      * Limited the number of the elements in the QoS tree 2K. Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC was not allowed
      * Fixed the query QP flow. Instead of always taking port 1, FW will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RDMA over Converged Ethernet(RoCE) net device.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the nack counters to constantly be reported as "0". 
      * In a rare scenario when the driver was executing the "2err" command and th Queue pair(QP) was in SQ drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error CQEs on all the WQEs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1586606400">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.26.4012:**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.26.6000 :**
    
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.26.4012:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter )  
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.26.6000:**
    
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version  14.26.4012 and 16.26.4012 :**
    
      * Enabled the firmware by using the ICMD commands to deal with diagnostic counters similar to cmdif. They can be called via the vsec space. The counters' values are returned only via the tracer. The ICMD Query Caps indicate support and expose the list of the supported counters.
      * Zero-Touch-RoCE counters are now available to the user for debuggability purposes when using the Zero-Touch-RoCE feature.
      * Added Address Translation Service (ATS) support for MKEY and UMEM VPD Added support for exposing the VPD on the VF.
      * Added support for the following 
        * Reporting the supported affiliated and unaffiliated asynchronous events to DEVX users through the command interface.
        * Hairpin Drop Counter.
        * Hairpin and TM RNDV QPs to work with DevX.
        * creating software managed steering tables in eSwitch/FD
    
    **New features and changes in version  14.26.6000 and 16.26.6000 :**
    
      * Explicit Congestion Notification (_ECN_) is now automatically copied from the inner header to the outer header, unless defined otherwise in the SW steering. To disable this feature, need to write to the NV_SW_OFFLOAD_CONFIG file.
      * The eth_link_down_counter now counts logical link downs as well</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.1" date="1586692800">-     *Fixes in version 14.26.6000 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that cause the firmware to hang when an FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never  released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.
    
    **Fixes in version 14.26.4012 :**
    
      * Updated the firmware behavior to report PLDM version 1.1.0 regardless of whether Redfish was enabled or not.
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture CPLD GPIOs glitch upon firmware reset.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe Traffic Light Protocol(TLP) was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed a rare issue that resulted in "destroy mkey " command getting stuck when rebooting the hypervisor.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.26.6000 :**
    
      * Fixed an issue that prevented PCI link from being established when the firmware was corrupted.
      * Fixed an issue that triggered a firmware assert and resulted in a wrong deallocation of a resource when Packet Pacing was enabled, and a QP was being destroyed.
      * Fixed an issue that cause the firmware to hang when an FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never  released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.26.4012:**
    
      * Updated the firmware behavior to report PLDM version 1.1.0 regardless of whether Redfish was enabled or not.
      * Enabled the option to prevent clock and capture CPLD GPIOs glitch upon firmware reset.
      * Fixed an issue that slowed the firmware flows when executing many destroy XRQ commands on an XRQ that supported DC transport service.
      * Fixed an issue that caused performance degradation when working in dual-port devices under bidirectional traffic stress.
      * On rare occasions, when firmware coalesce Host stuck events occur, a async event might be delayed to be reported, and not be triggered until the next time the PCIe hangs on one of the hosts.
      * Fixed an issue that resulted in unexpected queue pairs transitioned to error in lossy tests.
      * Limited the maximum amount of dumps created on a Physical Function(PF).
      * Renamed the GMP Mellanox Vendor Specific External Capability mask enum from IsDiagnosticCountersSupported to IsDiagnosticDataSupported.
      * Fixed a stability issue in RoCE retransmissions under stress affecting Zero-Touch-RoCE.
      * Fixed an issue that caused a function to misbehave when a PCIe TLP was set with a poisoned indication.
      * Fixed an issue that caused large number of packet to drop when running Jumbo frames with Time to live (TTL) rewrite
      * Limited the number of the elements in the QoS tree 2K. Creating more than 250 Vport_tc for every TC was not allowed
      * Fixed the query QP flow. Instead of always taking port 1, FW will now reply the proper port, 1 or 2, for the dual port RDMA over Converged Ethernet(RoCE) net device.
      * Fixed an issue that caused the nack counters to constantly be reported as "0". 
      * In a rare scenario when the driver was executing the "2err" command and th Queue pair(QP) was in SQ drain state, the firmware might post event of broken Work Queue (WQ) instead of sending error CQEs on all the WQEs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1586779200">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.27.1016:**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)  
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.27.1016:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter)  
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)  
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **New features and changes in version 14.27.1016 and 16.27.1016:**
    
      * RoCE Selective Repeat introduces a new QP retransmission mode in RoCE: recovery from packet drop by resending the dropped packet and not only all the PSN window (Go-Back-N protocol). This new capability comes with the following limitations:  
               Selective repeat cannot be used with AR  
               Does not work with signature (T10-DIF)  
               Does not work with Tag Matching enabled
      * Allows BMC to query and control NIC over RedFish API (https://www.dmtf.org/standards/redfish). Currently, the NIC supports reading data and setting basic Ethernet and InfiniBand parameters
      * Enables matching of source_vhca_port in the FDB flow for ECMP hardware offload on a single FDB.
      * Firmware can be now updated as well as DB strings while performing Live Firmware Patch.
      * Added support for dumping hardware steering entries (raw data) using the resource dump API.
      * The eth_link_down_counter now counts logical link downs as well.
      * Enables the device to generate events that will notify the user about any resource dumps updates. The resource dump owner (PF/ECPF) will be notified on the VF command failures by events that will contain the needed information to call the resource_dump command. The device will dump the resource in the standard resource dump sequence.
      * Added support for RSS based on inner headers of GTP-U tunneled packets.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1586865600">-     *Fixes in version 14.27.1016:**
    
      * The device to perform Direct memory access (DMA) into memory already returned to the OS during the transition between the pre-boot drivers to the OS driver.
      * Fixed a rare issue that resulted in HCA hanging during a FlexibleLOM (FLR) flow while unloading the PreBoot driver.
      * The Zero-Touch RoCE (ZTR) counters query to always return 0.
      * Fixed a performance degradation issue, and a high packet drop when single root input/output virtualization or SR-IOV was enabled and packets went through the FDB default behavior.
      * Network Controller Sideband Interface (NC-SI) bandwidth dropping to 20-40kBps with a high amount of package drops, in a network environment with high latency (over 110ms).
      * Due to the string DB not being updated after Live-Patch, the tracer cannot function after Live-Patch.
      * Fixed a issue that caused other active functions to receive a malformed Completion with Error (CQE) during driver (PF or VF) unload or FLR flows.
      * Prevented the adapter card from going into the bypass mode when the Board Management Controller (BMC) disabled the hardware arbitration.
      * The firmware to hang when an FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.
    
    **Fixes in version 16.27.1016:**
    
      * Fixed an issue that in Multi-Host adapter cards that resulted in wrong handling of PCIe Reset(PERST) on auxiliary links.
      * Fixed an out-of-range issue when reading or writing the q_counters.
      * The device to perform DMA into memory already returned to the OS during the transition between the pre-boot driver to the OS driver.
      * The ZTR counters query to always return 0.
      * That prevented the adapter card from going into the bypass mode when the BMC disabled the hardware arbitration.
      * Required using a non-standard tool to perform the first Live Firmware Patch Update (LFWP) patching when used the GA firmware version.
      * Fixed redundant page consumption in the init_hca.
      * The sw_reset option was not supported when ATS was enabled.
      * Fixed a possible performance degradation in small packet sizes that occured when SWITCH_IPV4_TTL_MODIFY_ENABLE configuration was enabled in mlxconfig.
      * Due to the string DB not being updated after Live-Patch, the tracer cannot function after Live-Patch.
      * Other active functions to receive a malformed CQE during driver (PF or VF) unload or FLR flows.
      * Prevented PCI link from being established when the firmware was corrupted.
      * Triggered a FW assert and resulted in a wrong deallocation of a resource when Packet Pacing was enabled and a QP was being destroyed.
      * The firmware to hang when an FLR occurred at the same time as the teardown. As a result, the teardown flow took a lock, and never released it because it was being aborted by an FLR.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1601899200">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.27.4000:**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)  
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.27.2008:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter)  
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)  
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 12.27.4000:**
    
      * Added the following segments, as appeared in the PRM, to the Resource Dump: 
        * PRM_QUERY_QP
        * PRM_QUERY_CQ
        * PRM_QUERY_MKEY
        * QUERY_VNIC_ENV
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.27.2008:**
    
    **This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Upgrade the firmware of the device to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.**
    
      * Improved init_hca performance in Parallel Function initialization.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.3" date="1601985600">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.27.2008:**
    
      * Although the effective BER (after FEC) was expected to meet the design targets (e.g. 10e-14 or lower), occasionally it was higher.
      * High BER occured when connecting cables of type 0.5/1m DAC to an HDR speed.
      * The PCIe Tx parameters did not load correctly when the speed was changed after the PCIe link was disabled.
      * The desched_threshold field did not work properly.
      * The "roce_adp_retrans" counter was presenting the values of the "local_ack_timeout_err" counter.
      * If Relaxed Ordering was disabled by running the "setpci" command, it would not be functional even after re-enabling it by running the "setpci" command again.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.27.4000:**
    
      * The device hung while running the sw reset flow under heavy stress and with many open resources.
      * Low PXE performance observerd while using the VSC to trigger the send_ring_doorbells.
      * IPoIB and DC would not work together.
      * DC funtionality issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1606737600">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.29.1016:**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)  
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.29.1016:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter)  
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)  
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Upgrade the firmware of the device to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.**
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 14.29.1016 and 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Ethernet wqe_too_small Mode: A per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.
    
    Added support for the following features:
    
      * cq_overrun counter: The counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets. (Beta)
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.
    
    Added support for the following features:
    
      * HW support for Flow Metering to utilize Advanced Steering Operation (ASO). HW Flow Meter allows higher scale, more accuracy, and better performance compare to the FW Flow Metering.
      * Trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * 2 new Mini CQE formats:
      * Responder Mini CQE With Flow Tag Layout.
      * Responder Mini CQE With l3_l4_info Layout.
      * Steering DP hash flow groups.
      * ignore_flow_level is now enabled by the TRUST LEVEL access registry.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1606824000">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.29.1016 and 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      * An issue that caused packets to drop due to header size issues and/or failing checks. This issue was caused due to a Linux issue that caused VFs to set the wrong header size value in wqe_inline_header_mode input.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs are configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) might take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME was disabled.
      * In rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      * An issue that caused the device to go to dead IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * An issue that caused the eth_wqe_too_small counter to count ODP page faults.
      * A low performance was observed after enabling the RoCE Accelerator capability.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-3.1" date="1606910400">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.29.1016:**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.31.1200:**  
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.29.1016:**
    
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    **This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Upgrade the firmware of the device to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.**
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 14.29.1016 and 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Ethernet wqe_too_small Mode: A per vPort that counts the number of packets that reached the Ethernet RQ but cannot fit into the WQE due to their large size. Additionally, we added the option to control if such packet will cause "CQE with Error" or "CQE_MOCK".
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.
      * cq_overrun counter: The counter represents the number of times CQs enter an error state due to overflow that occur when the device tries to post a CQE into a full CQ buffer.
      * Enabled the capability to allow Virtual Functions to send Pause Frames packets. (Beta).
      * Enabled 10/25GbE auto-sensing with 3rd party when using 10/25GbE optical cables.
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Hardware steering dump output used for debugging and troubleshooting.
      * HW support for Flow Metering to utilize Advanced Steering Operation (ASO). HW Flow Meter allows higher scale, more accuracy, and better performance compare to the FW Flow Metering.
      * Trust level for VFs. Once the VF is trusted, it will get a set of trusted capabilities.
      * 2 new Mini CQE formats:
      * Responder Mini CQE With Flow Tag Layout.
      * Responder Mini CQE With l3_l4_info Layout.
      * Steering DP hash flow groups.
      * ignore_flow_level is now enabled by the TRUST LEVEL access registry. 
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module which sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No DME. This change does not affect the speed logic, only the FEC logic (FEC override). **Note**: If the port does not come up, switch to Force mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-3.1" date="1606996800">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.29.1016 and 16.29.1016:**
    
      * Changed the default value of DCQCN's NP parameter min_time_between_cnps to 4 on all devices to support larger scalability of cluster.
      * An issue that caused packets to drop due to header size issues and/or failing checks. This issue was caused due to a Linux issue that caused VFs to set the wrong header size value in wqe_inline_header_mode input.
      * When MKEY_BY_NAME was enabled by NVCONFIG and a large number of VFs are configured, VM restart (VF/PF FLR) might take longer than when MKEY_BY_NAME was disabled.
      * In rare cases, a fatal error related to errors from the PCI transport layer might be reported during FLR.
      * An issue that caused the device to go to dead IRISC as one of the firmware semaphores could not be released when a speed change or port state change was triggered.
    
    **Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.29.1016:**
    
      * An issue that caused the eth_wqe_too_small counter to count ODP page faults.
      * A low performance was observed after enabling the RoCE Accelerator capability.
    
    **No fixes are included in firmware version 14.31.1200.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-2.1" date="1607083200">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.28.4200:**
    
    P13188-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX512F-ACAT Adapter)  
    P10112-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 MCX562A-ACAI OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **New Feature and Changes in Version 16.28.4200:**
    
    **This release contains important reliability improvements and security hardening enhancements. Upgrade the firmware of the device to this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.**
    
      * Enabled ASN1 and OCBB (DCi) MCTP HPE specific protocols.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-2.1" date="1607169600">-     *Following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.28.4200:**
    
      * Although the effective BER (after FEC) was expected to meet the design targets (e.g. 10e-14 or lower), occasionally it was higher.
      * High BER occured when connecting cables of type 0.5/1m DAC to an HDR speed.
      * The PCIe Tx parameters did not load correctly when the speed was changed after the PCIe link was disabled.
      * The desched_threshold field did not work properly.
      * The "roce_adp_retrans" counter was presenting the values of the "local_ack_timeout_err" counter.
      * If Relaxed Ordering was disabled by running the "setpci" command, it would not be functional even after re-enabling it by running the "setpci" command again.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1632657600">-     *Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.31.1014:**
    
    P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 14.31.1200:**
    
    P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    **Firmware for the following devices is updated to 16.31.1014:**
    
    P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.31.1014:**
    
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.                                                                                                                                
      * Added a new NVconfig per Port for a specific Finisar module. This new NVconfig sets the port to work in AN mode and sets the module to No DME. This change does not affect the speed logic, only the FEC logic (FEC override). Note: If the port does not go up, switch to Force mode.                                                                                                                        
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * NIC scheduling feature support has been disabled for non-privileged functions.
      * Implemented a new NC-SI command get_debug_info to get mstdump via the NC-SI protocol to debug a device if the PCI link fails for any given reason.
      * support for Enabling/Disabling NIC and RDMA (port/partition) was included via the UEFI HII system settings.
      * Increased the maximum number of MSIX per VF to 127.
      * Asymmetrical MSIX Configuration: This feature allows the device to be configured with a different number of MSIX vectors per physical PCI functions.To use this feature, please follow these steps:
      *         Clear NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to disable global symmetrical MSIX configuration.
      *         Set PF_NUM_PF_MSIX_VALID to enable asymmetrical per Physical Function MSIX configuration.
      *         Configure PF_NUM_PF_MSIX per physical PCI function.
      * RDMA partitioning and RDMA counters in IB mode.
      * Added a new bit ("data_in_order") to query the QP and allow a process/library to detect when the AR is enabled.
      * A new flex parser to support GENEVE hardware offload and ICMP.
      * When the non-page-supplier-FLR funcion is initiated, the firmware triggers a page event to the page supplier to indicate that all pages should be returned for the FLR function.
      * Enabled UID 0 to create resources with UMEM (User Memory).
      * Receiving and sending native IB packets from/to the software (including all headers) via raw IBL2 QPs.
      * RX RDMA NIC flow table on an IB port. Now the software can steer native IB packets to raw IB receive queues according to the DLID and  the DQPN.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.5" date="1632744000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.31.1014:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 14.31.1014:**
    
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 14.31.1200:**
    
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * TX PRBS was not changed even after reconfiguring it, all PRBS mode were enabled in test mode.
      * An assert that was caused when trying to open 1024 functions on the device and the maximum number of functions was 1023.
      * Occasional performance issues related to RC QPs using E2E-credits (not connected to SRQ and doing send/receive traffic) when the ROCE_ACCL tx_window was enabled.
      * A fatal error occurred and eventually resulted in the HCA to get into an unresponsive state when a packet was larger than a strided receive WQE that was being scattered.
      * A rare issue that caused RX pipe to hang.
      * The resource number size (a 64 bit number) was overwritten with a 32 bit number and erased the high bits when de-allocating the resource number.
      * CRT_DCR with index larger than 1 &lt;&lt; 21 occasionally collided with the CRT_SW_RESERVED address.
      * An issue that caused the TX queue to get into an unresponsive state when the VF rate limiter was set.
    
    **Additional Fixes included in version 16.31.1014:**
    
      * Disabled the CNP counter "rp_cnp_ignored " (triggered by OOS (out-of-sequence)) when all ports are IB.
      * Fixed the TMP421 sensor temperature reporting.
      * Fixed the rate select mechanism in QSFP modules.
      * Fixed classification issues for "Passive" cables to be more robust.
      * Initialized the rate table in the static configuration so it will be configured at the link-not-up scenarios.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1647777600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.32.1010:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.
    
    .  
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.32.1010:**
    
      * Added a new NvConfig parameter LOG_MAX_QUEUE to set the maximum number of work queue resources (QP, RQ, SQ...) that can be created per function. The default value is 2^17.
      * Blocked the VF's ability to use both padding and signature in order to prevent the NIC from getting into an unresponsive state.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its rate limit.
      * Performance improvements in the DCT with AR flow by exposing a hint to the software in DCI software context that indicates that RDMA WRITE on this DCI is not supported.
      * Added support for QSHR access register to enable Set and Query rate limit perhost per-port.
      * The firmware now exposes a new Software Steering ICM resource for VXLAN encap expand in order for the SW Steering to manage this resource directly.
      * Enabled the exposure of new ICM resource to the software steering for VXLAN encapsulation expansion.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for DSFP AOC (CMIS) v4 when error code is not reported by the module.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.6" date="1647864000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The link status was reported incorrectly and consequently caused the link to go down due to incorrect definition of the RX_LOS polarity in the INI.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
      * PCIe lane margining capability issues.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1663156800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.33.1048:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.
    
    .  
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.33.1048:**
    
      * Added pci_rescan_needed field to the MFRL access register to indicate whether a PCI rescan is needed based on the NV configurations issued by the software.  
    Note: If the Keep Link Up NV configuration is changed, phyless reset will be
    blocked.
    
      * Added a new MAD of class SMP that has the attributes hierarchy_Info as defined in the IB Specification and is used to query the hierarchy information stored on the node and the physical port.
      * Added a new register (vhca_icm_ctrl access_reg) to enable querying and limiting the ICM pages in use.
      * Enhanced the XRQ QP error information provided to the user in case QP goes into an error state. In such case, QUERY_QP will provide information on the syndrome type and which side caused the error.
      * Replaced the deprecated NetworkPort schema with Port schema in NIC RDE implementation.
      * Updated the ibstat status reported when the phy link is down. Now QUERY_VPORT_STATE.max_tx_speed of UPLINK will not be reported as 0 anymore.
      * Disabled the option to send SMPs from unauthorized hosts.
      * Enabled the option to modify the ip_ecn field in the packet header in firmware steering.
      * Modified the TX or RX cache invalidation behavior. TX or RX cache invalidation now does not occur automatically but only when the software performs the sync operation using the using sync_steering command.
      * Modified the maximum bulk size per single allocation from "log_table_size - log_num_unisizes", to allocate any range size, to remove limitations that HWS objects such as counters and modify arguments might encounter.
      * Enabled delay drop for hairpin packets. If a hairpin QP is created with delay_drop_en enabled, the feature will be enabled across all GVMIs, based on the delay drop status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1663243200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.33.1048:**
    
      * Rare lanes skew issue that caused CPU to timeout in Rec.idle.
      * The card occasionally masked some PCIe AER reporting.
      * Incorrect flow of credits blockage that prevented booting during DC cycle test.
      * An issue with BMC medium migration from SMBUS to PCIe, and increased FIFOs to pass large packets in case of the migration.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1670155200">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.34.1002:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.34.1002:**
    
      * Added LLDPEnable, LLDPTransmit and LLDPReceive properties to the RDE Port schema implementation.
      * Added "Command Unsupported" response code in cases when running the MCTP control command "Get Vendor Defined Messages Supported", and there were no supported VDMs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1670241600">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.34.1002:**
    
      * An issue where set_flow_table_entry failed when aso_flow_meter action was used.
      * A race condition that occured between the duplicate read and QP commands (2RST, 2ERR and Destroy) in the signature that caused the command to hang.
      * When all traffic applications sharing the same combination of &lt;function, priority, side&gt; were rate limited (for example by congestion control), this limit was enforced on other applications with different combinations of &lt;function, priority, side&gt; under the same VL. For example, requestor flows (RDMA-write) were limited to rate X, however, this rate was also enforced on a QP sending RDMA-read responses. This firmware version prevents rate limit enforcement on traffic applications which should not be limited.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1680436800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.1012:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * Added support for copy modify header steering action to/from the UDP field.
      * Enabled ADP timer to allow the user to configure RC or DC qp_timeout values lower than 16.
      * QoS priority trust default state can now be changed using the new nvconfig below: 
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P1
        * QOS_TRUST_STATE_P2
    
    The values that can be used to set the default state are:
    
      * TRUST_PORT
      * TRUST_PCP
      * TRUST_DSCP
      * TRUST_DSCP_PCP</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1680523200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.1012:**
    
      * RDE (Redfish) PATCH operation to LLDPTransmit properties "ManagementAddressIPv4", "ManagementAddressIPv6" and "ManagementAddressMAC" were applied only in the first attempt, but failed in the next.
      * PLDM AEN event receiver media was changed unexpectedly and destination BDF was overridden with garbage when some PLDM packet were received from the SMBus layer.
      * Bad configuration of number of VFs and SFs led to the consumption of too many functions and triggered a FW assert 0x888E. The reduction flows behavior was fixed to ensure the configuration does not exceed the total number of supported functions. 
      * InfiniBand L2 QP could not receive RDMA traffic occasionally.
      * Running with a debug firmware reduced security as if token was applied.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1694001600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10" date="1694088000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-2.1" date="1713268800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 1.0.10(A):**
    
      * Version 1.0.10(A) has been recompiled to create the firmware RPM compatible with RPM LIB v4.14.2. As a result, this rebuild firmware version 1.0.10(A) can now be installed successfully on a node with FIPS enabled.
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-2.1" date="1713355200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-3.1" date="1720353600">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3006:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New Features and changes included in version 1.0.10(A):**
    
      * Version 1.0.10(A) has been recompiled to create the firmware RPM compatible with RPM LIB v4.14.2. As a result, this rebuild firmware version 1.0.10(A) can now be installed successfully on a node with FIPS enabled.
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Enabled ACS for single port cards.
      * Added vPort counters after creating the LAG demux table to count kernel packets reaching all the PFs participating in the LAG.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.10-3.1" date="1720440000">-     *The following issues have been fixed in component version 1.0.10(B):**
    
      * Transaction test error was reported while deploying the component using SPP from HPE Linux SDR.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.35.3006:**
    
      * Packet loss that occurred when restarting the transmit. 
      * An issue that prevented RoCE malformed packets (UDP packet with dest_port equal to RoCE well known udp_dport (0x4791)) from being counted on the vport_counter when the function disables RoCE (through MODIFY_NIC_VPORT_CONTEXT command).
      * A memory leakage that occurred when closing connected QPs (Type RC/UC/XRC/DC).
      * Added a missing VLAN strip.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1720526400">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1010:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.3502:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Added 3 new assert filters (Health buffer, NVlog, FW trace). The assert will be exposed now if its severity level is equal to or above the new filter.
      * Enabled Rate Limit per VM instead of VM-TC. This capability is implemented by adding support to a new Scheduling element type: rate limit elements that will connect to the rate_limit and will share its  rate limit.
      * Added support for asymmetrical VFs per PF. To enable it:PF_NUM_OF_VF_VALID must be true, and PF_NUM_OF_VF to a non-zero value.
      * Limited the external loopback speed to the used module's capabilities.
      * Improved linkup time when using the fast linkup capability.
      * Added support for the slow_restart and slow_restart_idle parameters to enable Zero Touch RoCE capability.  
    
    
    **New features and changes included in firmware version 16.35.3502:**
    
      * Modified the TCP IPv4 flows so that the steering TIR rx_hash_symmetric field is now valid only when both the SRC and DST fields are not set to zero.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.11" date="1720612800">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1010:**
    
      * Firmware got into an unresponsive state and caused unexpected behavior when connecting an optical transceiver that support RxLOS and the remote side port was down.
      * The system could not create more than 128K QPs.
      * On rare occasions, the system got into an unresponsive state when a peer port went down while using an Optical module.
      * Packet Pacing rate was used if asymmetric VFs was enabled.
      * Incorrect RNR timeout when trying to set it during the rts2rts_qp transition.
      * Issue with RSS on IPSec flows in ConnectX-4 Lx led to performance degradation. In this scenario, the SPI optimization caused packets from a given host to hash to the same CPU core. The fix was to ignore SPI optimization according to l4_type in ConnectX-4 Lx adapter cards.
      * The GetInventory NC-SI command reported leading 0xf in firmware version when it started with 0.  
    
    
    **No fixes are included in firmware version 16.35.3502.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1731412800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1900:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.4030:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **No new features or changes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1900.**
    
    
    
    **New features and changes included in firmware 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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.12" date="1731499200">-     *No fixes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1900.**  
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware 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).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1759060800">-     *Firmware for the following devices has been updated to 14.32.1904:**
    
      * P21930-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4121A-XCAT Adapter)
      * P11341-B21 (HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP+ MCX4621A-ACAB OCP3 Adapter)
    
    
    
    **Firmware for the following device has been updated to 16.35.4506:**
    
      * P21927-B21 (HPE Ethernet 100Gb 2-Port QSFP28 MCX516A-CCHT Adapter)
    
    **Security Hardening Enhancements**  
    This release contains important reliability improvements and security
    hardening enhancements. NVIDIA recommends upgrading your devices firmware to
    this release to improve the devices' firmware security and reliability.  
    
    
    **No new features or changes have been included in firmware version 14.32.1904.**
    
    
    
    **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.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.13" date="1759147200">-     *The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 14.32.1904:**
    
      * Missing QoS settings caused connectivity disruptions and packet drops.
    
    
    
    **The following issues have been fixed in firmware version 16.35.4506:**
    
      * Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.14" date="1761739200">-     *No fixes are included in version 14.32.1908.**  
      
    **The following issues have been fixed in version 16.35.8002:**
    
      * Firmware failed to scan the correct CQs for the PF after the FW entered into the CQ recovery mode., resulting in CQs for the PF not being recovered.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="23d6287e1f16d67c28c42a98be3ec7b2714fa2aff9c6f181f503543040d4b803" name="firmware-nic-qlogic-flq" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.25.0" rel="3.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.18" date="1470139200">-     Initial release.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.22" date="1476100800">-     The firmware in this product addresses intermittent PCIe enumeration issues
    seen after warm/cold boot.
    
    The firmware in this product addresses a system crash seen when enabling NPAR
    with SRIOV enabled.
    
    The firmware in this product addresses an issue where a "NIC Initialization
    error" message is observed when PXE boot is attempted multiple times.
    
    The firmware in this product addresses an issue where the NCSI pass-through
    does not function when configured for DHCP IP.
    
    The firmware in this product addresses an issue where PXE boot fails in legacy
    boot mode.
    
    Ths firmware in this product addresses an issue where the system PXE boots
    when PXE boot is disabled on the port.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.29" date="1496318400">-     This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 521T Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 522FLR-T Converged Network Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port 621SFP28 Adapter
      * HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port 622FLR-SFP28 Converged Network Adapter
      * HPE Synergy 6810C 25/50Gb Ethernet Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.2.14" date="1503403200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Update 4.  
    This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.2.14" date="1503489600">-     This product addresses an issue where the Wake-On-Lan setting on the second
    port isn't correctly enabled when the network adapter's configuration settings
    are restored to default in the 'System Utilities' (F9 on POST) under the
    'System Configuration' menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.3.12" date="1515672000">-      This product addresses an issue where the inlet temperature is incorrectly reported.
      * This product addresses an issue where the Wake-On-LAN setting is not properly set on the second port after the defaults are restored.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.4.24" date="1526644800">-      This product corrects an issue where booting to Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE) may not work after applying the OneView server profile when the System ROM is set to 'Legacy BIOS Mode'.
      * This product addresses an issue where the FCoE boot parameters cannot be configured in the adapter's configuration menu (under 'System Utilities'-&gt;'System Configuration' menu) when OneView profile with connections set to 'manually managed' is applied to the system.
      * This product corrects an issue where certain settings/changes (CHAP, boot mode etc) in the OneView server profile are not reflected in the adapters' configuration menu (under 'System Utilities'-&gt;'System Configuration' menu) after applying the OneView server profile.
      * This product corrects an issue where the virtual World Wide Port Name(WWPN)/World Wide Node Name(WWNN) are not programmed properly when applying the OneView server profile.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.4.65" date="1536321600">-     This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15.
    
    This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HPE Synergy 4820C 10/25Gb Converged Network Adapter
      * HPE StoreFabric CN1200R-T Converged Network Adapter
      * HPE StoreFabric CN1300R Converged Network Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.5.0" date="1541419200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.6.27" date="1549022400">-     This product corrects an issue where the WWPN information is missing in an
    adapter's FCoE configuration menu (under 'System Utilities'-&gt;'System
    Configuration' menu).  
    This product corrects an issue where server hangs during POST when a network
    adapter is connected to the HPE Synergy 20Gb Interconnect Link Module.  
    This product corrects an issue where the initiator does not stay logged into
    the target in an FCoE connection.  
    This product corrects an issue where the link status continues to show as UP
    on the switch side even after a network adapter is disabled in the OS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.6.50" date="1559563200">-     This product now supports the HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 524SFP+ Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.7.16" date="1565524800">-     This product now supports the HPE Synergy 6820C 25/50Gb Converged Network
    Adapter.
    
    This product now allows modification of the settings under the 'Port Level
    Configuration' sub-menu under the adapter's configuration menu (located at
    'System Utilities'(F9 at POST)-&gt;'System Configuration') when OneView Profile
    with 'manage manually' option is applied to the server.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.7.16" date="1565611200">-     This product corrects an issue where the firmware update fails when the first
    port is disabled on the network adapter.
    
    This product corrects an issue where not all devices are discovered as part of
    firmware update on a multi-root-complex platforms like Integrity, Superdome
    etc.
    
    This product corrects an issue where the system hangs during POST with red
    screen when iSCSI boot LUN is re-exported (after a previous unexport
    operation) from the iSCSI host (HPE 3PAR StoreServ Storage).
    
    This product corrects an issue where 'HPE Synergy 4820C 10/20/25Gb Converged
    Network Adapter' disappears after changing its link speed under its
    configuration menu (located at 'System Utilities'(F9 at POST)-&gt;'System
    Configuration').
    
    This product corrects an issue where the configuration settings of the
    adapter, connected to a server managed by OneView profile, may be reset to
    defaults after a system reboot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.12" date="1572523200">-     This product now remove supports Synergy and Blade Server.
    
    This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.8.12" date="1572609600">-     This product addresses an issue where 2nd port reports "function type:
    disabled" with HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 524SFP+ Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.9.8" date="1594987200">-      This product corrects the abnormal disconnection of iLO web page while performing under Shared Networking on Flexible-LOM.
      * This product addresses an issue where the HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port 622FLR-SFP28 adapter and  HPE Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port 621SFP28 Adapter UMCE (Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception) was followed by Unrecoverable I/O error, Uncorrectable PCI express error on Server and one of the ports suddenly no longer can send or receive traffic.
      * This product addresses an issue where driver doesn't load upon booting up by correct memory relocation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10.10" date="1614859200">-     This product contains support PLDM firmware upgrade base improvements.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.11.0" date="1635508800">-     This product addresses an issue where the modification on string format of
    firmware update payload.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20.1" date="1646395200">-     This product addresses the problem that the MAC being modified after Firmware
    update</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.21.3" date="1661342400">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Update 6, Liunx 9 and
    SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Service Pack 4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22.0" date="1680868800">-     This product addresses an issue where Max Number of Virtual Machine
    Queues/Physical Function shows zero value in AHS</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.0" date="1692619200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with drivers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.23.50" date="1700049600">-     This product addresses an issue where BSOD is seen.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24.0" date="1723723200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.0" date="1741867200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.25.0-3.1" date="1769428800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="e384f4928f9eaebe951691a70ef7285fcd9eb472087f3e12b108311f188e5c7e" name="firmware-nic-qlogic-nx2" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.37.0" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.15.19" date="1432814400">-     This firmware provides a new option in the NIC ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    menu (HP's UEFI System Utilities - F9 at POST) to allow enabling and disabling
    of HP shared memory features.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16.20" date="1440504000">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 7.
    
    This product now supports SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 11 SP4.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16.21" date="1446033600">-     This product addresses an issue where the Smartlink function does not work
    properly when System ROM's 'Boot Mode' is in 'Legacy BIOS Mode'.
    
    This product addresses the following issues seen with 'HP FlexFabric 20Gb
    2-port 630FLB Adapter':
    
       Fixes an issue where the Boot from SAN in Legacy mode fails (hang observed
    during OS boot) because the FCoE ROM doesn't correctly honor the link status
    set by the Virtual Connect Manager.
    
       Fixes an issue where UEFI FCoE boot path sends false notification to MFW
    (Management Firmware) about the virtual function link change which eventually
    results in a deadlock with virtual link down.
    
       Fixes an issue where the fallback Boot from SAN fails even though each
    port is mapped to different Virtual Connect Bays and only one of the bays is
    powered off.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.17.16" date="1448884800">-     This product now supports the HPE StoreFabric CN1100R-T Converged Network
    Adapter.
    
    This product now provides the capability of converting an 'HP FlexFabric 10Gb
    2-port 533FLR-T Adapter' into a Converged Network Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.17.16" date="1448971200">-     This product corrects an issue where Boot from SAN in Legacy mode fails (hang
    observed during OS boot) because the FCoE ROM doesn't correctly honor the link
    status set by the Virtual Connect Manager.
    
    This product corrects an issue where UEFI FCoE boot path sends incorrect
    notification to Management Firmware (MFW) about a virtual function link
    change, which eventually results in a deadlock with virtual link down.
    
    This product corrects an issue where the fallback Boot from SAN fails even
    though each port is mapped to a different Virtual Connect Bay and only one of
    the bays is powered off.
    
    This product corrects an issue where the Smartlink function does not work
    properly in FCoE SAN boot environment when server 'Boot Mode' is 'Legacy BIOS
    Mode.'
    
    This product corrects an issue where the FCoE UEFI driver is unable to find
    LUNs when multiple FCoE VLANs are enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18.1" date="1469620800">-     This product now supports the HPE FlexFabric 10Gb 4-port 536FLR-T Adapter.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18.1" date="1469707200">-     This product addresses an issue where the iSCSI and FCoE configuration menus
    are displayed after NPAR is enabled.
    
    This product addresses an issue where expected network devices don't appear in
    the Legacy BIOS Boot Order menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18.44" date="1476014400">-     This product now supports the following network adapters:
    
      * HPE Synergy 3820C 10/20Gb Converged Network Adapter
      * HPE Synergy 10Gb 2-port 2820C Converged Network Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18.44" date="1476100800">-     This product addresses an issue where the iSCSI and FCoE configuration menus
    are displayed after NPAR is enabled.
    
    This product addresses an issue where expected network devices don't appear in
    the Legacy BIOS Boot Order menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.19.22" date="1496318400">-     This product addresses an issue where the system boots to an FCoE target when
    the FCoE ports are marked as "Not Bootable" in the OneView profile.
    
    This product addresses an issue booting to an iSCSI target fails when the
    target is configured with a sixteen character long mutual Challenge Handshake
    Authentication Protocol (CHAP) secret.
    
    This product addresses an issue where a network adapter's configuration
    settings are not reset to defaults when the adapter is moved to a different
    slot and the system is booted in 'Legacy BIOS Mode'.
    
    This product addresses an issue where the system's power-on self-test (POST)
    duration is extended when a single interconnect module (ICM) is installed in
    the enclosure and used to configure the logical interconnect group (LIG).
    
    This product addresses an issue where the configuration settings of the HPE
    Synergy 3820C 10/20Gb Converged Network Adapter revert to the default values
    after a system restart.
    
    This product addresses an issue where booting to an iSCSI target fails
    intermittently across multiple platform reboots.
    
    This product addresses an issue where OneView displays the downlink port state
    as "Linked" for a network adapter that is disabled in the OS.
    
    This product addresses an issue where a firmware update fails with a
    "segfault" error.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20.4" date="1503403200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Update 4.  
    This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20.4" date="1503489600">-     This product addresses an issue where a network adapter cannot be re-added to
    a NIC bond after being removed from the bond.
    
    This product addresses an issue where adapters are not reporting the correct
    temperature in the Integrated Lights Out (iLO) webpage.
    
    This product addresses an issue where the value set for Maximum Transmission
    Unit (MTU) setting wasn't preserved and instead gets reverted back to default
    value on system reboot.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20.5" date="1510660800">-     This product addresses an issue where the users see the error message "Server
    profile settings conflict with the server hardware configuration" in OneView
    when applying the Server Profile to a server with VMware (ESXi 6.x).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.21.15" date="1515585600">-      The default 'Boot Retry Count' has been increased from 'No Retry' to '6.'
      * Configuration settings are now localized.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.21.15" date="1515672000">-      This product corrects an issue where the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) setting value reverts to the default value after a system reboot.
      * This product corrects an issue where an adapter's configuration menu doesn't correctly prompt for reboot after changes are made that require a reboot.
      * This product corrects a high latency issue seen during high ping activity.
      * This product corrects an issue where OneView displays the error message "Server profile settings conflict with the server hardware configuration" when applying the server profile to a server running VMware ESXi 6.x.
      * This product corrects an issue where the iSCSI settings configured in the OneView Profile are not correctly applied to the adapter.
      * This product corrects an issue where an error message is seen when entering the 'MBA Configuration Menu' under the adapter's settings (under the 'System Utilities-&gt;System Configuration' menu) and attempting to restore the defaults. 
      * This product corrects an issue where the iSCSI multipath does not work correctly in 'Legacy BIOS Mode'.
      * This product corrects an issue where the virtual World Wide Port Name(WWPN)/World Wide Node Name(WWNN) are not programmed properly when applying the OneView Server Profile.
      * This product addresses an issue where the user sees the error message "Unable to find a FibreChannel boot source for server" in OneView when applying the Server Profile with Fibre Channel network paths configured.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22.15" date="1526644800">-     This product corrects an issue where users may see an error message when they
    attempt to restore the adapter's configuration settings to defaults by
    pressing F7 under the 'System Utilities-&gt;System Configuration' menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22.56" date="1534161600">-     This product now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.23.0" date="1541419200">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Update 10.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.24.15" date="1549022400">-     This product corrects an issue where a server does not boot via a network
    adapter in Legacy BIOS Mode.  
    This product corrects an issue where a server, across repeated reboots, is
    unable to boot into iSCSI LUN.  
    This product corrects an issue where a firmware update performed in UEFI fails
    when multiple adapters are connected to the system.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.24.16" date="1560945600">-     This product addresses an issue where the network adapter doesn't properly
    report increased temperatures, causing potential system shutdown.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.25.10" date="1565611200">-     This product corrects an issue where the link status is not updated
    immediately to the switch when network adapter interface is brought down in
    the Operating System.
    
    This product corrects an issue where not all devices are discovered as part of
    firmware update on a multi-root-complex platforms like Integrity, Superdome,
    etc.
    
    This product corrects an issue where the system hangs with red screen when
    attempting to update the firmware via 'Firmware Update' feature under the
    'System Utilities &gt; Embedded Applications' menu.
    
    This product corrects an issue where a firmware update fails.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.26.7" date="1572523200">-     This product now remove supports Synergy and Blade Server.
    
    This product now supports the following operatings systems:
    
      * Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Update 7
      * Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Update 0
      * SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP1</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.26.7" date="1572609600">-     This product addresses an incorrect local sequence number in the Link Layer
    Discovery Protocol (LLDP).
    
    This product addresses an issue where boot mode is not restored to the default
    value after a factory reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.26.30" date="1583236800">-     This product addresses an Overheat issue that system shuts down automatically
    due to NIC temperature exceeding threshold.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.27.8" date="1594987200">-      This product corrects the display problem of the adapter name under RBSU.
      * This products corrects some issues about the thermal reporting and temperature threadshold control of the adapter.
      * This product addresses an issue where unexpected UMCE(Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception) appeared when powering on the system with NPAR(Network Partitioning) enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.27.50" date="1602244800">-     This product addresses an issue where the Firmware installation failure when
    enabling secure boot under SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP2.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.28.6" date="1614859200">-     This product addresses an issue that platform would be randomly waked up by
    WOL packet.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.28.50" date="1627387200">-      **This product addressed the firmware update failure problem which may cause NIC FW corruption.**
      * **This product addressed the firmware update failure problem while the platform secure boot being enabled.**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.29.2" date="1631793600">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 update 4 and SUSE Linux
    Enterprise Server 15 Service Pack 3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30.2" date="1646395200">-      This product addresses a cosmetic change in the adapter configuration page to reflect that DCBx is enabled and as long as LLDP is enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.31.4" date="1661342400">-     This product now supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Update 6, Liunx 9 and
    SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Service Pack 4</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32.0" date="1680868800">-     This product synchronizes FW Upgrade Utilitiy version with VMware and Linux
    drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.33.1" date="1692619200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with drivers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34.0" date="1712577600">-     This product addresses an issue that FCoE Boot Target issue.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.35.0" date="1723723200">-     This product enhanced the compatibility with drivers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36.0" date="1729512000">-     This product fixed to prevent BSOD issue.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.37.0" date="1733313600">-     TBD</changelog>

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<package pkgid="ef707a05ac142870ea9e50ba4ec8acb4c6114eb8d1a1b92f84e418178d3df084" name="firmware-powerpic-gen10" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="1.1.4" rel="8.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.2" date="1496750400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4" date="1503489600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) Firmware version 1.15 and System ROM version
    1.20 or later
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. For proper operation, please ensure
    that Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) Firmware version 1.15 and System ROM
    version 1.20 or later are updated on the server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-2.1" date="1541419200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.4 (B) contains support for new server products.  It 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 ver. 1.0.4.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) Firmware version 1.15 and System ROM version
    1.20 or later
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. For proper operation, please ensure
    that Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) Firmware version 1.15 and System ROM
    version 1.20 or later are updated on the server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.4-4.1" date="1548936000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.4 (D) contains updates to the component 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 ver. 1.0.4.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) Firmware version 1.15 and System ROM version
    1.20 or later
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. For proper operation, please ensure
    that Integrated Lights-Out 5 (iLO 5) Firmware version 1.15 and System ROM
    version 1.20 or later are updated on the server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7" date="1566820800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for AMD EPYC 7002 Generation Processors. ROM version 2.00 or
    later is required to enable the support. This version of firmware does not
    include any changes for platforms with Intel Processors or AMD EPYC 7001
    Generation Processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7-2.1" date="1583755200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.7 (B) contains updates to the component packaging and is functionally
    equivalent to ver. 1.0.7. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision (B) if
    a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to ver.
    1.0.7.This is the initial version for HPE Gen10 Plus servers.  
    
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    For HPE ProLiant DL325/DL385 Gen10 servers, ROM version 2.00 or later is
    required to enable the support. iLO5 version 1.40 or above is required to
    upgrade to this version.
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for AMD EPYC 7002 Generation Processors on HPE ProLiant
    DL325/DL385 Gen10 servers. ROM version 2.00 or later is required to enable the
    support. This version of firmware does not include any changes for Gen10
    platforms with Intel Processors or AMD EPYC 7001 Generation Processors. iLO5
    version 1.40 or above is required to upgrade to this version.
    
    This is the initial version for HPE Gen10 Plus servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.7-3.1" date="1612958400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.0.7 (C) contains updates to the component packaging and is functionally
    equivalent to ver. 1.0.7. It is not necessary to upgrade with Revision (C) if
    a previous component revision was used to upgrade the firmware to ver.
    1.0.7.This is the initial version for HPE Gen10 Plus servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    For HPE ProLiant DL325/DL385 Gen10 servers, ROM version 2.00 or later is
    required to enable the support. iLO5 version 1.40 or above is required to
    upgrade to this version.
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for AMD EPYC 7002 Generation Processors on HPE ProLiant
    DL325/DL385 Gen10 servers. ROM version 2.00 or later is required to enable the
    support. This version of firmware does not include any changes for Gen10
    platforms with Intel Processors or AMD EPYC 7001 Generation Processors. iLO5
    version 1.40 or above is required to upgrade to this version.
    
    This is the initial version for HPE Gen10 Plus servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.8" date="1631707200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue of inaccurate temperature readings when the actual temperature
    exceeds 100 C on Proliant Gen10 Plus servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.0.9" date="1683028800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    For HPE ProLiant Gen10 Plus servers, iLO5 version 2.55 or above is required to
    upgrade to this version.
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the CPU may not restore to original working frequency
    after turning off Power Capping.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.0" date="1689854400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a rare issue where CPU could become stuck at its lowest working
    frequency when dynamic power capping was enabled on AMD-based systems.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.2" date="1704974400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    For HPE ProLiant Gen10 Plus servers, iLO5 version 2.55 or above is required to
    upgrade to this version.
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Changed certain behaviors to avoid machine power failures when significant
    power consumption devices are introduced.
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    None
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.4" date="1706270400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    For HPE ProLiant Gen10 Plus servers, iLO5 version 2.55 or above is required to
    upgrade to this version.
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Changed certain behaviors to avoid machine power failures when significant
    power consumption devices are introduced.
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    None
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.1.4-8.1" date="1766750400">-</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="5.15" rel="6.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.01" date="1406116800">-     *Enhancements/New Features:**
    
      * Initial Release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.31" date="1424088000">-      On rare occasions, incorrect data may be read or written while a controller is rebuilding a drive.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.31" date="1424174400">-     *Enhancements/New Features:**
    
      * Firmware now reads the max link rate from the backplane NVRAM and sets the rate accordingly. The expander firmware will adjust the SAS links to the appropriate speed based on the backplane type. The firmware will not try to force slower backplanes to higher link rates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.31" date="1424260800">-     *Problems Fixed:**
    
      * Data Integrity issue while controller performed an array rebuild.
      * Disabled Edge-Buffering to address a rare data integrity issue seen with a drive that had bad blocks.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80" date="1432641600">-      Power cycle/ cold reboot is required if firmware is upgraded from version 1.31 or earlier.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80" date="1432728000">-      Added support to reset the expander after firmware flash.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80" date="1432814400">-      A rare race condition in a system with SAS and SATA drives, where SATA drives were not discovered during server power-on.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.07" date="1439899200">-      While performing a firmware upgrade on an HP 12Gb/s SAS Expander card, an issue infrequently occurred that caused the card to become unusable. HP 12Gb/s SAS Expander firmware version 2.07 resolved this issue.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.09" date="1446552000">-      The HPE 12Gb/s SAS Expander firmware version 2.09 resolves an issue where an incorrect SAS address was returned by the Device Identification Inquiry for Vital Product Data page. As a result, applications using this information may report incorrect data about the storage system topology.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10" date="1474545600">-      Rebranded the controller information from HP 12G SAS Expander card to HPE 12G SAS Expander card.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.01" date="1487073600">-      Enhanced debug capabilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.14" date="1496404800">-      Added support for ML350, DL380, and DL560 Gen10 servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.17" date="1501761600">-      SATA hard disk drives connected to the HPE 12Gb/s SAS Expander card may not be detected when cold booting a HPE ProLiant server with a HPE Smart Array SR Gen10 controller</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02" date="1513771200">-      Changed the Enclosure's Target and LUN address to the appropriate unique values. Previously these addresses would conflict with the SATA drive in bay #1 which interfered with software defined storage solutions such as Storage Spaces Direct.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.21" date="1537444800">-     The following issues are resolved in version 4.21:
    
      * Expander may reset during heavy SSACLI polling
      * SATA drives may take longer to spin up, not be initially detected, and then hot add later. This can prevent system boot or affect the logical drive status.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.22" date="1564488000">-      Fixes an issue where false Smart Carrier authenication errors may happen.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.08" date="1616328000">-      Added support for Gen10 plus UBM type 1/2/3 backplanes</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.08" date="1616414400">-      Smart Carrier Authentication Failure issue</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.09" date="1622635200">-      Added support for Gen10 plus UBM type 1/2/3 backplanes</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.09" date="1622721600">-      Intermittent failures on Smart Carrier authentication</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.10" date="1630929600">-      To make Valid flag is always set to true initially so that CRC check can be performed on initstring partition and test if it is really valid.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.12" date="1652356800">-     Users need to update HPE SAS 12G Expander FW version 5.12 for FW compatibility
    due to a specific SPI flash devices is used on the Expander card. Carry over
    issue resolution with reference SID8638.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.12" date="1652443200">-     1\. In support of Micron 256Mb SPI ROM on the latest Shiner board
    
    2\. Provided a proper downgrade restriction to ensure FW compatibility with
    the latest HW</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.14" date="1655985600">-      Now Shiner Expander firmware boots up successfully at the time of Initialization.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.14" date="1656072000">-     1. Fix intermittent expander/drives missing issue during repeatedly power cycles
      2. Provide a proper downgrade restriction to ensure firmware compatibility with the latest flashes</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.14-2.1" date="1663675200">-     Support SHA384</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.15" date="1683201600">-      Add support of new flash on the latest expander board.
      * Provided a proper downgrade restriction to ensure firmware compatibility with the latest flashes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.15-2.1" date="1688644800">-      Support HPE ProLiant DL180 Gen10 Server</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.15-3.1" date="1713182400">-     Support FIPS mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.15-4.1" date="1731585600">-     N/A.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.15-5.1" date="1748865600">-      Added RHEL10 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.15-6.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27" date="1616414400">-     Initial Release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27-2.1" date="1663675200">-      Update build environment with SHA384</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27-3.1" date="1713182400">-     Support FIPS mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27-4.1" date="1731585600">-     N/A.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27-5.1" date="1748865600">-      Added RHEL10 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.27-6.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="0.39" rel="8.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.37" date="1616414400">-     Initial Release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39" date="1632657600">-     It's the transition version before migrating to newer version 0.39(B). 0.39
    doesn't have any function change or issue fix, just to activate the new
    Product ID naming.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39" date="1632744000">-      It's the transition version before migrating to newer version 0.39(B). 0.39 doesn't have any function change or issue fix, just to activate the new Product ID naming.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-2.1" date="1632830400">-      Modify Product ID to "A4200 Gen10P LFF" and "A4200 Gen10P SFF" to distinguish the different generation expander backplane.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-3.1" date="1663675200">-      Update build environment with SHA384
      * Update OS</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-4.1" date="1698926400">-     Add RHEL9 OS support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-4.1" date="1699012800">-     Fix issue for component unable to be displayed on offline SPP</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-5.1" date="1713182400">-     Support FIPS mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-6.1" date="1731585600">-     N/A.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-7.1" date="1748865600">-      Added RHEL10 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.39-8.1" date="1760616000">-</changelog>

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<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.04" date="1496318400">-      Initial firmware release for HPE P/E-Class SR Gen10 controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.04" date="1496404800">-      Initial firmware release for HPE P/E-Class SR Gen10 controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.04-2.1" date="1502884800">-      Customers who already have firmware version 1.04 installed do not need to update to 1.04 (B).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.04-2.1" date="1502971200">-     *Version 1.04 (B)**
    
      * Added support for new models of HPE ProLiant servers: 
        * DL120 Gen10
    
    **Version 1.04**
    
      * Initial firmware release for HPE P/E-Class SR Gen10 controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.07" date="1504872000">-      Updated Hard Drive Carrier LED behavior for the HPE ProLiant XL450 Gen10 Server</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34" date="1513857600">-      Support for ATA Sanitize Freeze/Antifreeze Lock.
      * Ability to select boot controller in Legacy BIOS mode with multiple controllers installed.
      * Updated Hard Drive Carrier LED behavior for the HPE ProLiant XL450 Gen10 Server.
      * Ability to set rebuild priorities via the RESTful management interface.
      * Supported settings - High, MediumHigh, Medium, Low</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34" date="1513944000">-      Controller might stop responding while handling a drive error.  (POST Lockup 0x27006)
      * Controller might stop responding after a drive hot-removal or hot-insertion.  (POST Lockup codes 0x1EA or 0x15010)
      * Controller might stop responding during a volume expansion or rekey.  (POST Lockup code 0x1E30)
      * Controller might stop responding while performing heavy writes to a RAID 0 or RAID 1 logical drive that has a flash backed write cache enabled.  (POST Lockup 0x1BC0)
      * Various scenarios where drive LEDs might not be displayed correctly.
      * Drives might not be detected after a cold boot.
      * A hot-inserted drive might be immediately reported as failed.
      * A failed or charging HPE Smart Storage Battery might be reported as "missing" in SSA and iLO.
      * The RESTful management interface might be unable to detect physical drives or make configuration changes to the controller.
      * Option to enable "No Battery Write Cache" in SSA is not available if an HPE Smart Storage Battery is not installed.
      * Customer specified read/write controller cache ratio is not honored if "No Battery Write Cache" is enabled.
      * Controller cache might be displayed as temporarily disabled following an unexpected shutdown and subsequent reboot.
      * Unable to modify the controller cache read/write ratio following an unexpected shutdown and subsequent reboot.
      * The controller cache might become disabled when running VMware ESXi 6.0 if the controller and guest OS are configured to use PCI pass-through.
      * If multiple logical volumes are present on the same array, and one of the volumes is rebuilding, the others might be incorrectly marked as failed.
      * A drive at index 0 might incorrectly display as rebuilding if a logical volume on the controller is currently rebuilding.
      * System might hang during power-up or appear unresponsive during runtime if a logical volume composed of SSD's is created or rebuilding.
      * Negotiated link rate for drives might not be correct.
      * Storage enclosure information for direct attached drives might not be returned correctly in Windows.
      * The HPE SmartCache feature was not available by default on the P816i-a SR Gen10 controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34-2.1" date="1525953600">-     *Note:** If version 1.34 was previously installed, then it is not necessary to upgrade to version 1.34 (B).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34-2.1" date="1526040000">-      Added support for the HPE Smart Array P408e-m Controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60" date="1531915200">-      Increased SmartCache maximum logical volume size.
      * Added support for SmartCache in UEFI configuration tools.
      * Added the ability to control drive write cache settings.
      * Added the ability to select the drive erase pattern.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60" date="1532001600">-      Connectivity to HPE D6020 disk enclosures might be lost if connected to multiple servers.
      * In rare cases, data could become unavailable on a RAID 6 (ADG) volume during a rebuild or parity consistency check.
      * Inability to configure unassigned drives if a failed RAID volume was present.
      * After multiple reboots, unassigned drives might be erroneously assigned as spares for configured RAID volumes.
      * System might continuously reboot after splitting a mirrored volume.
      * Volume transformation might fail or not resume after a system reboot.
      * Maximum command queue depth for SATA drives was limited.
      * Controller might stop responding: 
        * During power up device discovery. (POST Lockup 0x1ABD or 0x20227)
        * If multiple completions are received for an IO command. (POST Lockup 0x1BE0)
        * If a drive enclosure is power cycled while IO is running. (POST Lockup 0x1C50 or 0x27006)
        * If a drive enclosure is power cycled while a drive is sanitizing. (POST Lockup 0x1E30)
        * When attempting to modify the controller cache settings while IO is running. (POST Lockup 0x1E30)
        * If a drive failed. (POST Lockup 0x27006)
        * When adding or removing drives from a RAID 5 or RAID 50 volume during a rebuild. (POST Lockup 0xFFFFF001)
        * During POST prior to loading an operating system.
        * When Unrecoverable Read Errors (URE's) are found on drives.
        * When deleting volumes while a rebuild is occurring and URE's and found.
        * Following completion of Rapid Parity Initialization (RPI) of a new RAID volume.
        * During a volume transformation.
      * A drive undergoing RPI might be presented to the operating system.
      * Controller slot ID might be shown incorrectly in management tools.
      * Incorrect drive bay numbers might be shown in a dual domain configuration.
      * Drive sanitize might report incorrect status information.
      * Status of the Smart Storage Battery might be reported incorrectly.
      * Incorrect POST message 1831 indicating loss of SmartCache data.
      * Incorrect text in POST message 1786.
      * Various scenarios where drive LEDs might not be displayed correctly.
      * The RESTful management interface might fail when attempting to: 
        * Change drive write cache configuration.
        * Configure a new RAID volume.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.65" date="1533902400">-      System might stop responding at POST and fail to load an OS. This issue is more likely to occur if System BIOS version is 1.40 or later. However, systems running older BIOS versions could experience this issue also.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.66" date="1538049600">-      A failing drive might take up to an hour to be marked as failed, during which time the host system is unresponsive.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.98" date="1548936000">-     Fixes the following issues:
    
      * Controller could stop responding with a 0x1A91 message during active path failure
      * Controller could stop responding during I/O processing and Smart Cache flush process
      * When predictive spare rebuild is triggered on Smart Cache, the rebuilding process could fail to start.
      * Data could become corrupted when a SATA drive overruns a data transfer
      * Controller memory corruption could occur when the response to an Identify Device command (IDD) is received from a drive
      * Communication between the host system and a RAID5/6 volume could potentially fail after an I/O timeout on one of the drives in the array.
      * System could stop responding with a 0x1E30 message when discovering an ATA locked drive
      * Controller could stop responding during a drive sanitize operation</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.99" date="1560772800">-     .</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.99" date="1560859200">-     Fixes the following issues
    
      * Customer could encounter a data coherencey issue that will cause the system to return a Purple Screen Of Death (PSOD) when system fails to complete I/O's</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02" date="1568116800">-      The "Auto Replace Drives" setting could cause the spare drives to become inaccessible due to drives becoming part of the new logical drives and not being reported to iLO
      * Logical volumes could become unresponsive after a controller reset due to OS driver not receiving the "OK "
      * The controller could become unresponsive after a server reboot due to the driver receiving an incorrect controller state
      * The system could become unresponsive when a DVD/CD-ROM is attached to the system due to an Interrupt Flag been set erroneously</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.03" date="1569844800">-     Controller could stop responding while processing a larger size of I/O than
    the RAID volume size.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62" date="1572868800">-      Add UBM1 Support
      * Support for backup power source charge timeout values from UEFI
      * UBM2 backplane support
      * Drive hotplug support for UBM backplanes</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62" date="1572955200">-      While processing I/O's larger than the RAID volume stripe size, the controller could stop responding.
      * If an active IO module cable is unplugged and re-inserted multiple times, the first reset request is lost and subsequent reset requests are aligned in a queue until the original request is completed. However, the first request will never complete and will result in error message 24613 in the ahs logs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.65" date="1584100800">-      Prevents a potential data inconsistency from occurring after experiencing an Unrecoverable Read Error (URE) on a drive configured in RAID 1/10/ADM Fault Tolerant Mode.
      * Prevents a potential data inconsistency from occurring during initial configuration and operation of a volume configured in RAID 5/6/50/60 Fault Tolerant Mode.
    
    o   For additional information, reference [Customer Bulletin
    a00097210en_us](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-
    a00097210en_us).
    
    **IMPORTANT:** RAID 0 and Unassigned drives are not affected.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00" date="1597060800">-     The following enhancements are part of the Smart Array controller firmware  
       v3.00:
    
         * After a firmware upgrade and reboot, the background parity  
           initialization process starts for logical drives with incomplete or  
           failed background parity initialization status.
    
         * Previously, background surface scans for data consistency could wait  
           up to 14 days between runs. Surface scan now restarts immediately when  
           a consistency check fails. When no surface scan issues are found,  
           surface scan maintains the 14 day waiting period.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00" date="1597147200">-     The following issues have been fixed in Smart Array controller firmware  
       v3.00:
    
         * Background surface scan might not repair media errors on 12G SAS  
           drives in RAID 1, 5, 10, and 50 logical drives.
    
         * In some I/O workloads, the file system or application might read  
           incorrect data from encrypted RAID 0 (with two or more physical  
           drives) or RAID 10/10ADM (with four or more physical drives) logical  
           drives.
    
         * A controller might hang when a Test Unit Ready command fails during  
           SSD logical drive Rapid Parity Initialization.
    
         * During a rebuild and extreme simultaneous host I/O writes, the rebuild  
           operation might use old data, resulting in subsequent host reads that  
           might return old data.
    
         * A host might read incorrect data after background parity  
           initialization finishes on a logical drive on a single array with  
           multiple logical drives.
    
         * A controller lockup issue might occur during the repair of an  
           unrecoverable read error (URE) on a RAID 5 volume.
    
         * A controller lockup issue might occur during SmartCache error  
           handling.
    
         * A controller lockup issue might occur during controller boot when  
           SmartCache is enabled.
    
         * A file system or application might read incorrect data when a  
           coalesced host request encounters a fatal error.
    
         * A failed drive installed during controller boot is not identified as a  
           failed drive.
    
         * The failed drive status LED is not illuminated when a good drive is  
           replaced with a failed drive in a backplane.
    
         * In configurations with backplanes, a failed drive installed as a  
           replacement for a previously configured RAID volume is not identified  
           as a failed drive.
    
         * A rebuild of a logical drive created from SSD drives fails to start  
           within 1,200 seconds.
    
         * A performance drop during 16k to 256k sequential reads with low queue  
           depth occurs on a logical drive with cache enabled.
    
         * A controller lockup issue might occur during a simultaneous host write  
           and background cache flush operation.
    
         * Incorrect connector information is displayed for SATA drives after  
           certain physical events in a dual I/O module enclosure configuration.
    
         * A failed drive that is physically present in a drive bay is not  
           reported correctly.
    
         * Devices might drop out of a configuration after multiple create or  
           delete drive zone group commands are issued.
    
         * The drive status LED does not flash during sanitize operations if  
           drives are attached to an expander.
    
         * Cache disable status is not updated correctly when backup power source  
           charging times out.
    
         * The clear configuration command might not clear the configuration if  
           SmartCache is enabled and the system was previously shut down  
           ungracefully.
    
         * The clear configuration command fails if a SmartCache volume has  
           multiple UREs within a SmartCache page block size.
    
         * A controller lockup issue might occur when toggling a path to an  
           enclosure in a dual domain configuration.
    
         * The controller runs in survival mode if a temperature sensor is not  
           detected.
    
         * The clear configuration command might report failures when it  
           encounters an installed drive with failed status.
    
         * A performance drop occurs during sequential workloads.
    
         * A controller failure might occur when running concurrent I/O to  
           unassigned drives and drives in a RAID logical drive.
    
         * After a reboot, a bad drive might prevent controller discovery or  
           operating system startup.
    
         * A host request is incorrectly returned as Failed when a failed drive  
           in a degraded volume is replaced.
    
         * Modifying the spare configuration under an active spare rebuild causes  
           the rebuild process to stop.
    
         * Incorrect device location reporting occurs when direct-attach drives  
           are not attached to a backplane and an enclosure management schema is  
           not defined.
    
         * RAID volume configuration settings are not applied when a disk drive  
           transitions from unassigned to RAID usage during runtime.
    
         * A RAID volume with a failed drive reappears after a clear  
           configuration operation completes and the system is rebooted.
    
         * A controller might hang during a SmartCache flush task that encounters  
           multiple unrecoverable media errors (UREs).
    
         * A response of all zeros is sent for ATA PASSTHROUGH commands, such as  
           SMART READ DATA, through Out of Band (OOB) host transport.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.21" date="1604577600">-     Official one-off release for FW 3.21 for key customer issue fixed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.21-1.1" date="1616155200">-      Enhanced the performance of sequential READ I/Os greater than 256KiB for cached logical drives.
      * Added support for user-configurable expander scan duration parameters.
      * Improved background consistency check to scan logical drives more efficiently.
      * Added support for Port Discovery Protocol host tool option to support SGPIO or UBM backplanes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.21-1.1" date="1616241600">-      A controller lockup issue occurs when clearing the configuration of an encryption-enabled controller.
      * When unconfigured drives are directly attached, the PHY ID is always 0 in the ADU report or lsscsi output.
      * A file system or application might read incorrect data when there is pending read or write operation and an array transformation is in progress on the logical drives.
      * A rekey operation on a SmartCache volume pauses when the controller firmware is upgraded and the server is warm rebooted.
      * A SMART READ DATA command sent with an out-of-band method returns a response of all zeros.
      * The Maximum Connection Number calculation for an indirectly attached wide-port end-target is incorrect.
      * A firmware exception might occur during task management abort handling for a non-NCQ SATA command.
      * A controller lockup issue might occur when the PHYs fluctuate between link up/link down status.
      * Open frames cause an I/O timeout that results in an Open Reject Bad Destination response and a host I/O timeout. This situation causes a server node to be evicted from a cluster.
      * Removing a redundant fan module in an attached JBOD causes Failed JBOD status.
      * The controller might not respond for up to 15 minutes when a drive reports a hardware failure.
      * Specifying an incorrect serial number in the API when attempting to HALON flash a drive does not result in the expected error.
      * A SmartCache write bypass might result in a cache line getting stuck on a pending queue if the write to the primary logical drive is retried.
      * A controller might not respond if it is repeatedly forced between SIS (Inbox) and PQI I/O submission modes at the same time as an I/O timeout.
      * An issue in the write coalescing logic might cause a partially coalesced opportunity to be abandoned under high queue depth workloads.
      * The OS driver reports a lockup code that does not match the code provided by the firmware.
      * SATA drives are unnecessarily reset during a power-on self-test.
      * The bay number of a non-hot-plug drive is reported as 255/0xFF when the device inventory re-query API is initiated.
      * A controller might not respond when a clear configuration action is initiated at the same time that a degraded volume is undergoing Rapid Parity Initialization.
      * I/O coalescing is not enabled when DDR cache is not present or enabled.
      * A drive incorrectly reports failed status if it is spun down and then used to create a volume with Rapid Parity Initialization.
      * SmartCache metadata is lost after a new volume is created while running I/O traffic.
      * An abnormal volume state is observed with multiple SmartCache volumes configured using 512e drives.
      * A controller might not respond during volume transformation if the backup power source goes off line, is spuriously hot-removed, or indicates a cabling error.
      * A LUN reset issue occurs during heavy write I/O workloads on cache enabled volumes.
      * An incorrect spare SSD physical drive state is reported during a rebuild.
      * An I/O latency issue occurs during periodic disk write metadata operations.
      * A drive failure code might be incorrectly updated with a generic drive failure code.
      * When an expanding SmartCache volume is migrated to another controller after an ungraceful shutdown, the volume is not configured correctly.
      * A controller might not respond when an expanding volume is migrated from a controller that supports DDR cache to a controller that does not support DDR cache.
      * In a split mirror configuration, the cache ratio is reset to the default values after a backup cable error.
      * A controller might not respond after a cold boot during volume rekeying.
      * A controller lockup issue might occur in an HBA SAS drive dual path configuration.
      * A device reset command initiated by a host utility has a timeout issue in minimum power mode.
      * If you use the identify all LED command frequently, the command might not affect all drive LEDs.
      * A controller might not respond when you run the Internal Test Unit Ready command during drive hot removal or addition.
      * A controller lock up issue might occur when resuming a rebuild operation after a reboot.
      * A surface scan inconsistency check event is not logged for RAID 1 volumes.
      * A controller lock up issue might occur when activating a spare drive for an encrypted volume during I/Os.
      * A drive that failed due to read capacity is presented to the host.
      * A periodic background drive temperature check might skip every other minute.
      * A controller lock up issue might occur during expansion after multiple subsequent attempts to abort the expansion process.
      * An unknown error occurred during execution when Recover Cache Module in SSA.
      * Encryption host management commands are processed for a SmartCache volume, even though these commands do not apply to SmartCache volumes.
      * A host might read incorrect data after an array expansion operation.
      * High severity events logged when a controller is in the critical event buffer overflow condition are not prioritized.
      * Redundant surface scan pass complete events might be posted for the same surface scan iteration if the controller is rebooted during the scan.
      * During an expander firmware upgrade (reduced functionality mode), the last management device index remains open for processing I/Os, and an I/O timeout might occur.
      * A performance drop is observed on certain queue depths for the 4 kB sequential write workload on RAID logical volumes with SmartPath and DDR caching disabled.
      * A command timeout issue occurs during expander firmware upgrade with Non-Disruptive Soft Reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.53" date="1616328000">-      Added UBM type3 backplane support
      * Added support for long device model/product ID for SATA drives.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.53" date="1616414400">-      An issue where the controller might become unresponsive while waiting for a non-existent pre-fetch queue entry.
      * Host I/O timeouts might occur due to continuing firmware attempts to discover devices during an expander configuration.
      * A controller lockup problem (with code 0x1E10) might occur when a bad drive with an unsupported block size is connected into slot 0.
      * A Controller hangs issue when multiple hot-plug and hot remove events (drives or JBODs) were being processed.
      * A Controller hangs issue on DDR caching enabled logical volumes with sequential read towards the end of the volume.
      * A Controller hangs issue with outstanding I/Os on a degraded logical volume when the physical drive fails.
      * A Controller hangs issue if a host I/O and background consistency check simultaneously encounter a RAID-1 ADM stripe in which all drives have URE's on the same LBA.
      * A Controller hangs issue when a drive is failed from a RAID6/60 logical drive when the host issues a Clear Controller Configuration command or any other configuration change command.
      * The SSD data drive might be set offline (with reason code 0x37) when hot-remove and re-insert during a spare rebuild in progress.
      * A drive might not be exposed to the OS after reboot if the system is rebooted just after the sanitize erase finishes.
      * UBM backplanes are not detected properly when connected to specific ports (port 7 or above) in an expander card configuration.
      * A Controller hangs issue when processing idle time followed by a short burst of I/Os.
      * The controller might return the previous drive firmware version, after a drive firmware update on SATA drives.
      * The controller might fail drives (with reason code 0x49, I/O freeze timeout) during expander firmware upgrade on a multi-expander enclosure configuration.
      * Hot-added drive LED control fails on specific fan-out expander type external enclosure models.
      * sequential I/Os and the firmware coalescing logic can't get the memory.
      * Filesystem or application might read old data when SmartCache configurations encounter intermittent write I/O errors to a primary logical drive.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.11" date="1632398400">-      Fixed an issue where SSD SmartPath is not enabled on logical drives created on the same array in certain scenarios.
      * Fixed a problem where WRITE and READ fails with URE on a RAID6 volume where it could have completed successfully in certain error recovery scenarios.
      * Fixed a problem where events were not getting logged in certain scenarios.
      * Fixed an issue where a Windows memory dump process was taking longer than 30 minutes.
      * Fixed a problem in Gen10+ server where FAULT LED was not turning on for the drives failing during device discovery.
      * Fixed a problem where the critical event "Controller memory ECC error limit exceeded" was reported in the AHS IML log after upgrading to 3.53 B0 firmware build.
      * Fixed a problem where the host WRITE I/O failed on the SmartCache logical drive with UREs present on the primary logical drive.
      * Fixed an issue where the controller may be non-responsive after drive failure with SSD SmartPath enabled under a high queue depth workload.
      * Fixed a performance issue when the host is submitting large sequential IO streams at high queue depth.
      * Fixed an issue where OS filesystem is not available after making configuration changes in HII.
      * Fixed an issue where error was observed while selecting edit SmartCache Logical drive option when SmartCache logical drive is in Degraded mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.00" date="1647777600">-      Added support for DMTF PLDM Monitoring and Control for enhanced thermal monitoring
      * Added support for DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement for Redfish Storage, StorageController, Port, Drive, Volume, &amp; CollectionCapabilities
      * Added support for DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement for Volume POST &amp; DEL operations
      * Added support for DMTF Redfish StorageDevice.1.0.1 Events
      * Added support in firmware to enable logical drive transformation without backup power source on the controllers supporting data preservation.
      * Added support to return NCQ Priority Information for SATA drive to host.
      * Added support to blink the drive Predictive Failure (PF) LED during Predictive Spare Rebuilding (PSR) for drives that can be safely removed and replaced without causing a logical drive failure.
      * Added support to configure default setting for the drive write cache.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.00" date="1647864000">-      Fixed a rare problem where backup power status was incorrectly reporting Charging instead of Failed.
      * Fixed an issue where obsoleted SCSI pass through command fails.
      * Loss of redundant path message is incorrectly reported on logical drive failure with single domain configuration.
      * Fixed an issue where SmartPath may not be used after LUN Reset
      * Fixed a potential controller lockup 0x1BC0 during write then read I/O with drive URE's.
      * Fixed an issue that Apollo 4200 Gen10 plus LFF expander backplanes are not discovered by controller.
      * Fixed an issue that range locked SED failed with reason error erasing RAID metadata during reboot and remains failed after clear configuration.
      * Fixed an issue where the file system may read incorrect data from a degraded RAID 5 or 6 logical drive.
      * Fixed an issue where the file system or application may read incorrect data when a backup power source is discharged completely, and system power loss occurs during a transformation.
      * Fixed an issue where the drive Fault LED is not turned ON when firmware fails a bad HBA drive connected to an expander during device discovery or hot-plug.
      * Fixed an issue of auto-rebuild not starting if two drives fail at the same time on a RAID10 or RAID6 logical drive having only one "Auto-Replace Drives" spare drive.
      * Fixed an issue where the drive Fault LED is turned ON for a few seconds when multiple configured drives are hot removed from a SES enclosure and then hot added
      * Fixed an issue where rebuild did not start after multiple iterations of drive failures.
      * Fixed an issue where the controller might fail to discover devices after a cable is hot-added.
      * Fixed a potential problem of inability to delete a SmartCache write-back logical drive.
      * Fixed an issue where 0x1789 POST message error code is displayed as healthy and there is no information in HII when all logical drives in the controller are offline.
      * Fixed an issue where the last logical drive in an array cannot be deleted in UEFI configuration tool.
      * Fixed an issue where build method is not listed for RAID 6 array creation in UEFI configuration tool.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.00-2.1" date="1651752000">-      Added support for DMTF PLDM Monitoring and Control for enhanced thermal monitoring
      * Added support for DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement for Redfish Storage, StorageController, Port, Drive, Volume, &amp; CollectionCapabilities
      * Added support for DMTF PLDM Redfish Device Enablement for Volume POST &amp; DEL operations
      * Added support for DMTF Redfish StorageDevice.1.0.1 Events
      * Added support in firmware to enable logical drive transformation without backup power source on the controllers supporting data preservation.
      * Added support to return NCQ Priority Information for SATA drive to host.
      * Added support to blink the drive Predictive Failure (PF) LED during Predictive Spare Rebuilding (PSR) for drives that can be safely removed and replaced without causing a logical drive failure.
      * Added support to configure default setting for the drive write cache.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.00-2.1" date="1651838400">-      Fixed a rare problem where backup power status was incorrectly reporting Charging instead of Failed.
      * Fixed an issue where obsoleted SCSI pass through command fails.
      * Loss of redundant path message is incorrectly reported on logical drive failure with single domain configuration.
      * Fixed an issue where SmartPath may not be used after LUN Reset
      * Fixed a potential controller lockup 0x1BC0 during write then read I/O with drive URE's.
      * Fixed an issue that Apollo 4200 Gen10 plus LFF expander backplanes are not discovered by controller.
      * Fixed an issue that range locked SED failed with reason error erasing RAID metadata during reboot and remains failed after clear configuration.
      * Fixed an issue where the file system may read incorrect data from a degraded RAID 5 or 6 logical drive.
      * Fixed an issue where the file system or application may read incorrect data when a backup power source is discharged completely, and system power loss occurs during a transformation.
      * Fixed an issue where the drive Fault LED is not turned ON when firmware fails a bad HBA drive connected to an expander during device discovery or hot-plug.
      * Fixed an issue of auto-rebuild not starting if two drives fail at the same time on a RAID10 or RAID6 logical drive having only one "Auto-Replace Drives" spare drive.
      * Fixed an issue where the drive Fault LED is turned ON for a few seconds when multiple configured drives are hot removed from a SES enclosure and then hot added
      * Fixed an issue where rebuild did not start after multiple iterations of drive failures.
      * Fixed an issue where the controller might fail to discover devices after a cable is hot-added.
      * Fixed a potential problem of inability to delete a SmartCache write-back logical drive.
      * Fixed an issue where 0x1789 POST message error code is displayed as healthy and there is no information in HII when all logical drives in the controller are offline.
      * Fixed an issue where the last logical drive in an array cannot be deleted in UEFI configuration tool.
      * Fixed an issue where build method is not listed for RAID 6 array creation in UEFI configuration tool.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.32-2.1" date="1663675200">-     For 2022 Sep MSB usage</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.32-3.1" date="1669636800">-      Initial driver release for HPE SR Gen11 storage controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61" date="1678190400">-      Added support for for Local Key Management SED adapter password.
      * Added support for reporting surface scan metrics for SSA, SSACLI.
      * Added support for improving secure erase time for disks supporting the WRITE SAME command.
      * Added support for a new persistent event log policy that overwrites old events with the most recently occurred events.
      * Added support PLDM firmware update
      * Added support PLDM firmware update for UBM.
      * Enable Redfish Name property of Volume resource which is optional on create. The value is the same as DisplayName property.
      * Report VendorID, ProductID and location informations for enclosure SEPs.
      * Redfish POST request to perform the Drive.Actions.#SecureErase ACTION will be rejected with the extended error message ResourceInUse if the targeted Drive is a SED that is not in the original factory state(OFS).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61" date="1678276800">-      Fixed an issue where to create RAID 60 on 24 SATA SSDs resulted in controller lockup.
      * Fixed a performance drop issue on RAID 5 logical drives with 50/50 cache ratio on a 256K sequential read workload.
      * Fixed a parity inconsistency after RAID rebuild restarted with a new drive replacement.
      * Fixed an issue where a transforming logical drive fails when the controller is abruptly rebooted after logical drive deletion.
      * Fixed an issue where the logical drive failed during the heal array transformation.
      * Fixed an issue where rebuild does not start on an array with the spare disk.
      * Fixed an issue where the VDM requests were not being serviced in a timely manner when the controller was under high load.
      * Fixed controller lockup during clear configuration after SmartCache logical drive is moved from P-Series to E-Series controller.
      * Fixed an issue where not all permitted values were published to the WriteCachePolicy@Redfish.AllowableValues in VolumeCapabilities.
      * Fixed an issue where the VolumeCapabilities resource can be published with incorrect values for WriteCachePolicy@Redfish.AllowableValues when the controller's battery is charging.
      * Fixed an issue where the ControllerPasswordAccepted Redfish alert was sent with incorrect ControllerPasswordEntered messageId.
      * Fixed an issue where a drive's ServiceLabel is sometimes erroneously published with a leading zero on its Port number.
      * Fixed an issue where Redfish alerts generated early in the boot sequence were not reported to iLO.
      * Fixed an issue where a Redfish Volume create request is erroneously accepted when the request payload contains a WriteCachePolicy value conflicting with the existing cache configuration.
      * Fixed an issue where the ControllerPreviousError alert was sent with incorrect ControllerPreviouseFailure messageId and severity.
      * Fixed an issue where the BatteryCharging alert was sent with an incorrect severity on certain controllers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61-2.1" date="1680004800">-     For Gen10 DL325 and DL385 servers usage.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61-3.1" date="1682510400">-     For Patch bundle 3 of September 2022 SPP</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61-4.1" date="1693051200">-     Support Gen10, Gen10 Plus and Gen11 servers</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61-5.1" date="1693137600">-     Support FIPS mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61-6.1" date="1693224000">-     N/A.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 5.61-7.1" date="1693310400">-      Added RHEL10 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 6.22" date="1693396800">-     Initial Release</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 6.52" date="1706529600">-      Added support to save controller logs in host memory in the event of a system crash.
      * Added support for remote-managed SED rekey.
      * Added support for Configurable Spindown Spares policy.
      * Added support for the permanent disablement of unused IOBAR support in PCIe configuration space.
      * Enhance Redfish interfaces: 
        * support DELETE for a Volume resource which is not the last created on a given array.
        * support DELETE for the last remaining Volume on an array which has SED encryption enabled.
        * support #Storage.ResetToDefaults with ResetType = ResetAll when encrypted volumes are present.
        * support AutoVolumeCreate property in Redfish Storage resource
        * support Links.Batteries property in Redfish StorageController resource</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 6.52" date="1706616000">-      Fixed issues with the SED drive.
      * Fixed issues with the spare drive.
      * Fixed an issue with the SmartCache logical drive.
      * Fixed issues with expander firmware upgrade.
      * Fixed issues with RBOD devices.
      * Fixed a potential controller lockup issue while deleting a logical drive configuration on a controller.
      * Resolved an issue by allowing MCTP re-discovery exclusively during the first Bus Master Enable set.
      * Fixed UEFI HII unreadable characters in Chinese language.
      * Fixed an issue where WriteCacheProtected alert is sometimes not generated.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 6.52-2.1" date="1713182400">-     Support FIPS mode.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.11" date="1725451200">-      Added support for saving Managed SED master key and reset key in cipher text in controller NVRAM instead of clear text.
      * Changed temperature polling period from 1 minute to 5 minutes for HBA mode drives that are in low power state.
      * Added support for clearing UREs in unmapped LBA range of fault tolerant logical drives.
      * Improved random write and mixed read-write performance.
      * Added support for SED encryption configuration through Redfish interface.
      * Added support of Redfish Chassis implementation for UBM Backplanes.
      * Added Redfish ACTION: 
        * Storage.SetEncryptionKey
      * Added support for Redfish property PATCH: 
        * Storage.EncryptionMode
        * Storage.HotspareActivationPolicy
        * Drive.HostspareReplacementMode
        * Drive.HotspareType
        * Volume.Encrypted
      * Added support for Redfish Status.Conditions property to resources: 
        * Drive
        * Port
        * StorageController
        * StorageController.CacheSummary
        * Volume
      * Added support for Redfish properties: 
        * Drive.DriveFormFactor
        * Drive.FirmwareVersion
        * Drive.Manufacture (SAS only)
        * Drive.SlotCapableProtocols
        * StorageController.AssetTag
        * StorageController.Links.PCIeFunction
        * Volume.BlockSizeBytes
        * Volume.LogicalUnitNumber
      * Added support for PLDM Type5 UBM PIC firmware flashing behind expander.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.11" date="1725537600">-      Fixed an issue where the host experienced BSOD while clearing the controller configuration.
      * Fixed controller lockups caused by incorrect address reads and partial RAM initialization for PCIe functions, leading to ECC errors.
      * Fixed issues with external storage.
      * Fixed issues with the SATA drive.
      * Fixed issues with the SED drive.
      * Fixed issues with the spare drive.
      * Corrected MCTP-related issues.
      * Fixed surface scan issues on the RAID 50.
      * Fixed issues encountered during heavy I/O operations.
      * Fixed volume issues on the failed drive.
      * Fixed issues for incorrect Severity reported in Redfish events.
      * Fixed issues for incorrect Status reported in Redfish resources.
      * Fixed an issue with improper capacity information in Redfish drive Name.
      * Fixed an issue where Redfish long running task status is not reported.
      * Fixed an issue where DurableNameFormat for RAID volumes are reported as UUID in RDE READ operations, but should be NAA.
      * Fixed an issue where failed to take ownership of, or to revert, a SED through Redfish.
      * Fixed an issue when a drive hosting a RAID 0 Volume is removed and reinserted, a VolumeOK event is not generated.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.11-2.1" date="1731499200">-      Added support for saving Managed SED master key and reset key in cipher text in controller NVRAM instead of clear text.
      * Changed temperature polling period from 1 minute to 5 minutes for HBA mode drives that are in low power state.
      * Added support for clearing UREs in unmapped LBA range of fault tolerant logical drives.
      * Improved random write and mixed read-write performance.
      * Added support for SED encryption configuration through Redfish interface.
      * Added support of Redfish Chassis implementation for UBM Backplanes.
      * Added Redfish ACTION: 
        * Storage.SetEncryptionKey
      * Added support for Redfish property PATCH: 
        * Storage.EncryptionMode
        * Storage.HotspareActivationPolicy
        * Drive.HostspareReplacementMode
        * Drive.HotspareType
        * Volume.Encrypted
      * Added support for Redfish Status.Conditions property to resources: 
        * Drive
        * Port
        * StorageController
        * StorageController.CacheSummary
        * Volume
      * Added support for Redfish properties: 
        * Drive.DriveFormFactor
        * Drive.FirmwareVersion
        * Drive.Manufacture (SAS only)
        * Drive.SlotCapableProtocols
        * StorageController.AssetTag
        * StorageController.Links.PCIeFunction
        * Volume.BlockSizeBytes
        * Volume.LogicalUnitNumber
      * Added support for PLDM Type5 UBM PIC firmware flashing behind expander.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.11-2.1" date="1731585600">-      Fixed an issue where the host experienced BSOD while clearing the controller configuration.
      * Fixed controller lockups caused by incorrect address reads and partial RAM initialization for PCIe functions, leading to ECC errors.
      * Fixed issues with external storage.
      * Fixed issues with the SATA drive.
      * Fixed issues with the SED drive.
      * Fixed issues with the spare drive.
      * Corrected MCTP-related issues.
      * Fixed surface scan issues on the RAID 50.
      * Fixed issues encountered during heavy I/O operations.
      * Fixed volume issues on the failed drive.
      * Fixed issues for incorrect Severity reported in Redfish events.
      * Fixed issues for incorrect Status reported in Redfish resources.
      * Fixed an issue with improper capacity information in Redfish drive Name.
      * Fixed an issue where Redfish long running task status is not reported.
      * Fixed an issue where DurableNameFormat for RAID volumes are reported as UUID in RDE READ operations, but should be NAA.
      * Fixed an issue where failed to take ownership of, or to revert, a SED through Redfish.
      * Fixed an issue when a drive hosting a RAID 0 Volume is removed and reinserted, a VolumeOK event is not generated.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.11-3.1" date="1740484800">-     For OS Special Request (OSSR) #61</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.43" date="1742126400">-      PLDM Base (Type 0) commands comply with v1.2.0 of the PLDM base specification (DSP0240).
      * PLDM Platform Monitoring and Control (Type 2) commands comply with v1.3.0 of the PLDM Platform Monitoring and Control Specification (DSP0248).
      * Long-running task support for volume creation/deletion using Redfish and storage resource RDE action operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.43" date="1742212800">-      Fixed an issue where a lockup occasionally occurs when RAID 0 Predictive Spare Rebuilding (PSR) starts.
      * Fixed an issue where the fault LED remains lit during the rebuild process of a replaced SSD drive.
      * Fixed an issue where the host was unable to retrieve new configuration updates after creating a logical drive on PF drives.
      * Fixed an issue where the logical volume status was incorrectly reported as OK on a secured volume if a data drive was replaced with an Otherwise Owned SED drive before reboot.
      * Fixed an issue where the surface scan period was not reset to default after factory reset.
      * Fixed an issue where the predictive failure drive did not fail even after the Predictive Spare Rebuild (PSR) was completed.
      * Fixed an issue where the Controller might have a potential lockup after a JBOD power cycle.
      * Fixed an issue where the offline replacement of a failed drive during a spare rebuild led to the failure of the replacement drive.
      * Fixed a lockup issue that could occur both during a transformation with an abrupt shutdown, and on subsequent bootup.
      * Fixed an intermittent MCTP communication issue during AC power cycle tests on specific configurations.
      * Fixed an MCTP communication issue in AMD Turin 2P configurations.
      * Fixed a lockup issue that could occur when a timeout occurs with expander attached SATA drives.  
      * Fixed an issue with improper support checking for the secure erase command.
      * Fixed issues for missing active dedicated hot spare member in HII logical drive information and failed drive part of a logical drive in the HII disk utilities.
      * Fixed an issue which threw wrong error code, 'InternalError' when creating an array on controller that is waiting on adapter password.
      * Fixed an issue When server is powered on with no drives connected to Enclosure. Observe incorrect controller information in iLO Storage tab &amp; Redfish
      * Fixed an issue that enclosures Link is missing under Storage URI in Redfish.
      * Fixed an issue in which drive resource does not match with Chassis for empty bay.
      * Fixed an issue in which incorrect severity warning of drive when sanitize erase operation is in progress.
      * Fixed an issue where HealthRollup shows warning during normal state.
      * Fixed an issue where CacheSummary.Status.Health shows incorrect during WriteCache degraded.
      * Fixed an issue in which PLDM/RDE Read sometimes take longer than 6s during array deletion.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.43-2.1" date="1744718400">-     Added SR308i-p G11/SR308i-o G11 on DL385/DL365 Gen11 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.43-3.1" date="1747224000">-      Added RHEL10 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.60-2.1" date="1747310400">-     For OS Special Request (OSSR) #61
    
    Support RHEL7.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.81" date="1758110400">-      Added SSD life expectancy monitoring. 
      * Added support to require privileged operations token for all RDE ACTION operations, including Drive.Reset and Storage.SetEncryptionKey, improving security for data-destructive actions. 
      * Added support to provide meaningful updateInterval values for Numeric Sensor PDRs, setting 5 seconds for controller temperature and 60 seconds for drive temperature sensors. 
      * Enhanced the calculation of CapacityBytes@Redfish.AllowableNumbers for Volume Capabilities. The maximum allowable value is now set to the larger of (a) the largest free space range on any existing array, or (b) the sum of unassigned drives with a common interface and media type. 
      * Enhanced DriveMetrics support by updating the schema version from 1.0.0 to 1.2.0, adding reporting for ReadIOKiBytes and WriteIOKiBytes properties. 
      * Added an enhancement to display drive vendor and model name as separate fields in the Disk Information menu, improving clarity and ease of drive identification. 
      * Added support to securely transfer encryption keys in remote key management mode. 
      * Enhanced drive writes cache status reporting in HII.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 7.81" date="1758196800">-      Fixed an issue where SEDs reverting to foreign after controller reboot due to the otherwise owned flag not being saved to the datastore. 
      * Fixed an issue where firmware crash/lockup during NDSR (Non-Disruptive Software Reset) due to a NULL pointer reference when handling a failed drive during logical drive rebuilt. 
      * Fix 4Kn foreign SED being imported into a 512B logical drive due to incorrect failure handling, which could start a rebuild on an incompatible drive and ultimately fail. 
      * Fixed an issue where multiple logical drives incorrectly showing REBUILDING simultaneously due to rebuild status not being updated properly during queued transformation and rebuild processes 
      * Fixed an issue where master key change failure on Managed SED logical drives due to LU cache flush requests conflicting with the password update process. 
      * Fixed an issue where physical drive Predictive Failure status not reported correctly by tools and iLO. 
      * Fixed an issue where controller lockup during surface scan caused by stale internal resources when handling Unrecoverable Read Errors (UREs) in unmapped logical drive regions. 
      * Fixed an issue where uncorrectable DDR ECC errors could be reported at boot due to cache being accessed before initialization. 
      * Fixed an issue where the controller could lock up (0x3120C) when enabling MCP due to duplicate routing entries from flooded BMC requests. 
      * Fixed an issue where SATA drives could be incorrectly reported as hot-removed during spin-up by adjusting the dampen timer to align with vendor-specified TTR values. 
      * Fixed an issue where the controller could lock up (0x1E30) under high I/O workloads when configuration changes occurred simultaneously with a LUN reset. 
      * Fixed an issue where RAID 0 could hang with I/O timeouts and LUN resets during Predictive Spare Rebuild. 
      * Fixed an issue where the RAID controller could incorrectly report Online Firmware Activation as enabled. Firmware now checks support during PQI initialization and sets or clears the feature flags accordingly. 
      * Fixed an issue where drives in some enclosures could show bay number 255 after the enclosure was powered on and hot-plugged, by adding handling for additional SCSI not ready status codes until the enclosure becomes ready. 
      * Fixed an issue where Micron 6550 SED drives could fail to create a Secured Volume due to insufficient timeout during the TCG Revert process. 
      * Fixed an issue where the controller Health state from PLDM PDRs could differ from the Storage.Status.HealthRollup value in RDE, by synchronizing the reporting logic. 
      * Fixed an issue where SSD firmware updates could fail in dual path configurations due to PLDM errors, by sending Test Unit Ready commands to clear check conditions before SCSI passthrough operations. 
      * Fixed an issue where Battery Redfish Alerts contained an incorrect OriginOfCondition pointing to a StorageController instead of the Battery resource. 
      * Fixed an issue where RDE UPDATE operations on a Volume's ReadCachePolicy could incorrectly appear successful during a CBE rekey, by adjusting the cache update logic to return accurate results regardless of cache status. 
      * Fixed an issue where the HotspareActivationPolicy allowable values incorrectly included OnDriveFailure for RAID 0 volumes with a dedicated spare, by adding configuration checks to ensure only valid values are shown. 
      * Fixed an issue where there is a mismatch in Overall Health State and Logical Volume State during RPI, with sensors reporting Warning (Overall Health) while RDE READs ( Logical Volume State) showed OK; reporting OK during RPI is exxpected behavior. 
      * Fixed an issue where ProtectedWriteBack could incorrectly appear as an allowable WriteCachePolicy in RDE READs even without a backup power source, by requiring the power source to be connected and fully charged before publishing the option. 
      * Fixed an issue where an RDE READ on certain unsupported Drive resources could cause a controller lockup, by adding bounds checking in the firmware API. 
      * Fixed an issue where deleting volumes through PLDM Type 6 could cause a controller lockup if other PLDM commands were sent simultaneously. These commands now return NOT_READY when a long-running RDE operation is in progress. 
      * Fixed an issue where disk utilities could display an invalid box number for drives after failing over to an alternative path, by ensuring only valid controller-provided information is shown. 
      * Fixed an issue where an incorrect error message was shown in HII when creating a logical drive on a locked SED, by updating the error message to correctly reflect SED encryption.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 8.00" date="1763121600">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="84bff5ff25574ab560e86045e167da0d2136ba891b7d12afcbe08c907884d9d0" name="firmware-spsgen10" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="04.01.05.201" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.00.03.211" date="1496836800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.00.03.219" date="1504872000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
     None  
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
     None  
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Updated to the latest Intel supported version 04.00.03.219 of the Server
    Platform Services Firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.00.04.288-2.1" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    System ROM version 1.26 or later must first be installed. Then update HPE
    Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware to version 0.1.4.4 or later before
    updating HPE Gen10 Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware to version
    04.00.04.288.
    
    This is a new release of the Intel Platform Service (SPS) Firmware revision
    04.00.04.288. This revision has mitigated security vulnerability CVE-2017-5706
    (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706) and
    CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709).
    It is anticipated that details regarding these security vulnerabilities will
    be published to these links on November 20,2017. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    HPE Gen10 system ROM version 1.26 or later
    
    HPE Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware version 0.1.4.4 or later
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    System ROM version 1.26 or later must first be installed. Then update HPE
    Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware to version 0.1.4.4 or later before
    updating HPE Gen10 Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware to version
    04.00.04.288.
    
    This is a new release of the Intel Platform Service (SPS) Firmware revision
    04.00.04.288. This revision has mitigated security vulnerability CVE-2017-5706
    (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706) and
    CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709).
    It is anticipated that details regarding these security vulnerabilities will
    be published to these links on November 20,2017. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.00.04.381" date="1533729600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    HPE Gen10 system ROM version 1.26 or later
    
    HPE Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware version 0.1.5.2 or later
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This is a new release of the Intel Platform Service (SPS) Firmware revision
    04.00.04.381.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.00.04.393" date="1536753600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision has mitigated security vulnerability CVE-2018-3643
    (https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2018-3643) and CVE-2018-3655
    (https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2018-3655). It is anticipated
    that details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to
    these links on September 11,2018. These security vulnerabilities are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    HPE Gen10 system ROM version 1.26 or later
    
    HPE Gen10 Innovation Engine (IE) Firmware version 0.1.5.2 or later
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision has mitigated security vulnerability CVE-2018-3643
    (https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2018-3643) and CVE-2018-3655
    (https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2018-3655). It is anticipated
    that details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to
    these links on September 11, 2018. These security vulnerabilities are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.251" date="1550145600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Intel Xeon Scalable Performance 3200, 4200, 5200, 6200 and
    8200 series processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.296" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an intermittent issue where an optional PCIe device may not properly
    report its thermal data or other telemetry data as seen through the Integrated
    Lights-Out (iLO) interface. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.339" date="1572868800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This image contains the latest Intel Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    which contains mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities. The
    following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this SPS release:
    CVE-2019-11090 and CVE-2019-11109. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.381" date="1591617600">-     This image contains the latest Intel Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    which contains mitigations for security vulnerability CVE-2020-0545. This
    issue is not unique to HPE Servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.381-2.1" date="1597924800">-     This image contains the latest Intel Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    which contains mitigations for security vulnerability CVE-2020-0545. This
    issue is not unique to HPE Servers.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.381-2.1" date="1598011200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    The Ver. 04.01.04.381(B) flash component contains an updated flash image. The
    actual firmware is exactly the same as was delivered with the original ver.
    04.01.04.381 flash component. The previous flash component had an issue that
    caused flashing to intermittently fail. It is not necessary to upgrade with
    Revision B if a previous component Revision was successfully used to upgrade
    the firmware to version 04.01.04.381 or for systems that originally shipped
    with version 04.01.04.381 firmware.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with older versions of the Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware, such as version 04.00.00.288 or older, may
    become inoperable after flashing to SPS firmware version 04.01.04.381. This
    releases contains an updated flash component for SPS Firmware 04.01.04.381
    which allows direct flashing from older firmware versions to the latest.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.423" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2020-8755. This security
    vulnerability is documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00391. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.505" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware addresses an issue
    where not all PCIe devices will be managed properly by the system when there
    are more than 16 PCIe devices present in the platform. This would include PCIe
    devices in PCIe slots or NVMe drives. This issue would typically manifest
    itself as iLO Firmware not properly reporting thermals from a device when a
    server was in this heavily loaded configuration.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.601" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.804-2.1" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel reference systems were observed to
    intermittently fail to power on during extensive reboot testing.  This issue
    has not been reported on HPE servers.  This version of the Intel SPS firmware
    has been released as part of the Intel 2022.2 IPU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.04.901" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.05.002" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.05.105" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 04.01.05.105 should be paired with System ROM 3.40
    (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.01.05.201" date="1756382400">-     Resolved various issues to improve system stability and performance.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="6e6a1a7d1ac825a1eb9fb5bd696c14d083faaf0f909fe27834d2dceca0c5135d" name="firmware-spsgen10plus" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="04.04.04.925" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.053" date="1623326400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.058" date="1626436800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Intel Optane Persistent Memory.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.062" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the INTEL Whitley
    BKC WW52.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.202" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the INTEL PLR3.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.300" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.500" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.603" date="1710158400">-     This version is in compliance with IPU.2024.1 guidance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.603" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.00 (02/22/2024) or
    later.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2023-35191. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.702" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.1 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.30 (01/16/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.1 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.802" date="1755086400">-     This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 04.04.04.802" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains updates
    aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version IPU 2025.3 guidance. This
    version of the SPS 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025) should be paired with System
    ROM 2.50 (08/06/2025) or later.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the Server Platform Services Firmware provides mitigations
    for security vulnerability documented as CVE-2025-20067. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="88f5080cfb3e396912d39e4adb02817b9e9868f3dbaa0c6f9d0313e68f3ee876" name="firmware-system-a40" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.72_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_10-14-2017" date="1512648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_10-21-2017" date="1514894400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the AMD Input-Output Memory Management Unit (IOMMU)
    incorrectly blocks PCIe traffic to system memory space just below 1TB that may
    result in an unexpected server reset or Microsoft Windows Blue Screen of Death
    (BSOD) with an IML entry of PCIe device error.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may fail to boot after setting the Maximum
    Memory Bus Frequency to 1066 MHz or 1333 MHz.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.04_12-12-2017" date="1515067200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the AMD processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.06_02-01-2018" date="1521460800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and would impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7000 Series processors that do not contain a work-around for this issue.
    Note: this does not address any security vulnerability mitigations.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where a system may become nonresponsive. This issue is
    addressed by updating to the latest AMD microcode. The issue is NOT unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_03-09-2018" date="1522152000">-     Added support for 128GB Load Reduced DIMMs (LRDIMM).
    
    Added support for NVMe hot plug through the HPE SmartDrive Carrier.
    
    Added support for the optional HPE Gen10 Chassis Intrusion Security Kit.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Memory Interleave Mode. This allows a
    system to be configured for no interleave, channel, die, or socket interleave
    when a system has the appropriate memory installed.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option to enable/disable the L1 Stream HW
    Prefetcher and the L2 Stream Prefetcher. Some workloads may have performance
    improvement by disabling these features.
    
    Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_03-09-2018" date="1522238400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would power on immediately after powering
    off when using VMware.
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring the Memory Refresh Rate to 2x Refresh
    would not function and the system would continue to operate at 1x Refresh.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_04-16-2018" date="1524484800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed the Fallout and Masterkey vulnerabilities with AMD EPYC 7000 Series
    processors which were reported by researchers with CTS Labs. This System ROM
    update includes updated firmware from AMD to fully mitigate these
    vulnerabilities. Per AMD, no other mitigations are required, and these
    mitigations should not impact performance. These issues are not unique to HPE
    servers and would impact any servers using AMD EPYC 7000 Series processors.
    Note: Even though this server is not exposed to the Masterkey vulnerability
    due to HPE's Silicon Root of Trust functionality, this System ROM includes the
    mitigations for this vulnerability. https://community.amd.com/community/amd-
    corporate/blog/2018/03/21/initial-amd-technical-assessment-of-cts-labs-
    research.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_06-07-2018" date="1528718400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_06-07-2018" date="1528804800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems with 1 TB or more of memory installed may
    have memory resources assigned incorrectly resulting in a kernel panic or an
    IOMMU reported error.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added RBSU option to allow customers to disable Page Table Entry Speculative
    Lock Scheduling. Disabling this feature decreases performance so it should
    only be done in very rare instances. Systems running Microsoft Windows 10 RS3
    or RS4 may experience unexpected system behavior when this feature is enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and would impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7000 Series processors.
    
    Addressed an issue with NVMe drives becoming unavailable to an operating
    system when updating the backplane firmware.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where NVMe drives may not be available to an operating
    system when installing two or more NVMe drives simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue with the RBSU setting for AMD Core Performance Boost not
    being correctly applied in all instances.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_01-25-2019" date="1549022400">-     Added support for HPE One button secure erase. This option can be launched
    from the HPE Intelligent Provisioning application or through the HPE RESTful
    API to securely restore the system back to a default configuration. This
    option also requires iLO firmware 1.40 or later, and Intelligent Provisioning
    3.30 or later.
    
    Added Secure Configuration Lock feature. This feature can be enabled to detect
    system hardware, security configuration, or firmware revision changes to
    protect against malicious or unintended modifications to the server. This
    protection can be enabled for systems in transit from the factory to the
    customer site, in transit from one customer site to another, or can be left
    enabled on a deployed server. A new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Server
    Configuration Lock menu in the Server Security Options is available to enable
    and configure this functionality.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Backup and Restore Settings
    menu to System Default Options. This option can be used to backup (save off)
    the current BIOS configurations settings to a USB storage device for migration
    to another server.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_01-25-2019" date="1549108800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the UEFI EDK2
    support that provides mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities.
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this System ROM release:
    CVE-2018-3613 CVE-2017-5731, CVE-2017-5732, CVE-2017-5733, CVE-2017-5734,
    CVE-2017-5735, CVE-2018-3630, CVE-2018-12178, CVE-2018-12179, CVE-2018-12180,
    CVE-2018-12181, CVE-2018-12182 and CVE-2018-12183. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which the system may not properly boot to the HPE 8GB
    Dual microSD Flash USB Drive when an SD card is installed on the internal SD
    slot when the system is configured for Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not
    impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 3rd party USB drive keys may not function
    properly after a system reset when the system is configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE CN1000E-T adapter may not boot properly in
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware updates staged through the HPE RESTful API
    may fail to properly execute on a subsequent boot and be marked with an
    exception in the iLO firmware installation queue.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO virtual media may not boot properly after setting
    the Boot on Next Reset option in the iLO Remote Console and Media - Virtual
    Media settings.
    
    Addressed an issue where the AHS Download application from the System
    Utilities Embedded Applications or UEFI Shell may fail to work properly with
    iLO firmware 1.30 or later.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell sysconfig command may fail to set an
    option or become unresponsive.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional SATA DVD drive may not unlock and allow
    media to be ejected after an operating system reboot.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot and
    experience a Red Screen (RSOD) when booting in Legacy Boot mode with a SATA
    M.2 drive installed. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a USB KVM, such as the HP AF611A KVM, may not
    function properly after a system reboot.
    
    Addressed an issue where Core Performance Boost may remain enabled even when
    disabled in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.44_06-24-2019" date="1561723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM provides mitigation for a new AMD Secure
    Encrypted Virtualization vulnerability. This includes support for mitigating
    the following vulnerability: CVE-2019-9836.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a Secure Encryption Virtualization encryption key
    could be compromised by manipulating the encryption technology's behavior when
    using AMD's secure encryption feature on a virtual machine running the Linux
    operating system. The following vulnerability has been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-9836.These security vulnerabilities are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_07-10-2019" date="1564574400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and would impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7001 Series processors that do not contain latest AMD microcode. Note:
    this does not address any security vulnerability mitigations.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_07-20-2019" date="1567080000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for AMD EPYC 7002 processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_09-17-2019" date="1569326400">-     Added setup option to disable Periodic Directory Rinse. Disabling this
    processor feature can improve performance in certain workloads. This option is
    only applicable when using AMD EPYC 7002 Series processors and does not apply
    to AMD EPYC 7000 Series processors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_09-17-2019" date="1569412800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and may impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7002 Series processors that do not contain a BIOS update for this issue.
    This issue does not affect AMD EPYC 7000 Series processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may fail to boot if configured with AMD EPYC
    7002 Series processors and 2400 MT/s memory.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_10-18-2019" date="1577966400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where PCIe root ports were incorrectly indicating they
    supported PCIe Gen4. In rare cases this could cause a PCIe device to attempt
    to train at Gen4. Only PCIe Gen1, Gen2, and Gen3 are supported on the ProLiant
    DL385 Gen10. Without this resolution devices may run slower than their optimal
    frequency.
    
    Addressed an issue where core counts for some processors such as AMD EPYC 7282
    would be incorrectly displayed in iLO and some pre-boot pages. This was not a
    functional issue and only affected the count of enabled cores as displayed to
    the user. The cores would have been active even without this resolution.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may fail to boot if the RBSU Bifurcate
    option was set to anything other than Auto when using AMD EPYC 7002 series
    processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may immediately power on after issuing
    shutdown while running VMware ESXi.
    
    Addressed an issue where some PCIe cards may not be available due to PCIe
    training issues.
    
    Addressed an issue where some rare system configurations using LRDIMMs would
    incorrectly flag a memory training error during boot. The iml would be logged
    every boot on the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_01-13-2020" date="1581422400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Enhanced the system performance when running some benchmarks and workloads.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Setup Browser Selection to
    Boot Options. This option selects which setup browser to use: GUI or Text.
    Auto mode uses text when the user enters RBSU via serial console, and uses GUI
    via IRC or physical terminal.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for DRAM Controller Power Down
    to Memory Options. This option can be used to opportunistically power down the
    memory controller.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for AMD Fmax Boost Limit to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to configure the
    maximum boost frequency when AMD Fmax Boost Limit Control is set to manual.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for XGMI Max Link Width to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to manually configure
    the XGMI link width when XGMI Force Link Width is set to manual.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Application Power Boost to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to configure
    Application Power Boost.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_02-18-2020" date="1582286400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue introduced in the v2.32 (01/13/2020) revision of the System
    ROM in which the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) System Information - Memory
    Information page reports memory information as unavailable. This issue did not
    exist in System ROM revisions prior to v2.32.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38_04-15-2020" date="1587384000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Minimum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option is specific to systems configured with AMD
    EPYC 7002 Series Processors. This option can be used to configure the minimum
    address space identifier (ASID) that can be used for AMD Secure Encrypted
    Virtualization (SEV) enabled guests. ASID below this number are only available
    to SEV enable guest that also enable SEV-ES (Encrypted State).
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Maximum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option is specific to systems configured with AMD
    EPYC 7002 Series Processors. This option selects the number of AMD Secure
    Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) address space identifiers (ASID) that can be
    used for SEV enabled guests. This option affects the amount of system memory
    supported by the server.
    
    Enhanced the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Preferred IO Bus in the
    Power and Performance Options. This option is specific to systems configured
    with AMD EPYC 7002 Series Processors. This option can provide improved PCIe
    performance for all endpoints on one AMD NBIO (NorthBridge I/O).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38_04-15-2020" date="1587470400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a performance issue where systems configured with AMD EPYC 7002
    Series Processors may experience lower than expected core frequencies for
    Processor 1.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may delay or soft lock during a
    "shutdown -r" reboot under Linux. When this occurs, the server may take ten
    additional minutes to complete the reboot and log a Caution level Integrated
    Management Log (IML) indicating "ASR Detected by System ROM."
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-11-2020" date="1591012800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Resolved a memory initialization issue on systems configured with LRDIMMs, AMD
    EPYC 7002 processors, and the v2.38 (04/15/2020) revision of the System ROM
    that could lead to an increased chance for Corrected Memory Threshold Errors
    or Uncorrected Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_07-17-2020" date="1597320000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for DRAM Burst Refresh
    Mode to provide mitigation for TRRespass and Targeted Row Refresh exploits.
    This option should be configured to Disabled to mitigate the TRRespass
    vulnerability. Setting this option to Disabled may have a minimal impact to
    system performance. The default setting is Enabled.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option in the Minimum Processor
    Idle Power Core C-State setting for C1 State. This option allows for power
    savings during certain workloads without the performance impacts of C6 State.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_07-17-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where uncorrectable memory errors are seen when running
    memory intensive workloads with LRDIMMs.
    
    Address an issue that could cause a slight degradation of performance.
    
    Resolved an issue with NVMe hot add or removal which may result in an
    unrecoverable I/O error reported in the Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell command GetPciRom may not display
    information for PCI expansion device drivers.
    
    Addressed an extremely intermittent issue with AMD Epyc 1st Gen processors
    that would cause a critical error and system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_10-29-2020" date="1604664000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for dual bifurcation
    (quadfurcation) of PCIe Adapters to the Advanced PCIe Configuration Options.
    This option will allow a x16 PCIe device to be bifurcated into four x4
    devices.  This option would only be used for PCIe Adapters that support his
    level of bifurcation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_10-29-2020" date="1604750400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may hang during boot up after a warm reset
    from the OS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Options for Secure Boot failed to export
    all keys.
    
    Addressed an issue where One-Button Secure Erase was not completed when
    SmartRAID SW RAID support is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.46_06-08-2021" date="1626350400">-     Added Boot time IPMI Watchdog timer support.
    
    Updated and improved thermal definition.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.46_06-08-2021" date="1626436800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) in cases when they should
    not be logged.  The system monitors corrected errors and notifies the user
    when action is required due to an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory
    Error.  Corrected Memory errors are a normal and expected occurrence and do
    not always indicate a higher risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error.  Previous
    revisions of the System ROM were incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error
    Threshold Events to the IML when action should not have been required,
    resulting in unnecessary scheduled downtime to replace DIMMs.  It is
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version before replacing
    DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-08-2021" date="1629028800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-08-2021" date="1629115200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in system information page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-28-2021" date="1636459200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD security
    patch (AMD-SN-1021) which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12954, CVE-2020-12961,
    CVE-2021-26331, CVE-2021-26335, CVE-2021-26315, CVE-2020-12946,
    CVE-2020-12951. CVE-2021-26336, CVE-2021-26337, CVE-2021-26338,
    CVE-2021-26320, CVE-2020-12944, CVE-2020-12988, CVE-2021-26329,
    CVE-2021-26330, CVE-2021-26321, CVE-2021-26323, CVE-2021-26325,
    CVE-2021-26326, CVE-2021-26322, CVE-2021-26327, and CVE-2021-26312. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the OS does not display the true CPU Max Core
    Frequency.
    
    Addressed an issue with AMD EPYC 1st Generation processors that can result in
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events being logged to the Integrated
    Management Log (IML) in cases when they should not be logged. The system
    monitors corrected errors and notifies the user when action is required due to
    an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error. Corrected Memory errors are
    a normal and expected occurrence and do not always indicate a higher risk of
    an Uncorrected Memory Error. Previous revisions of the System ROM were
    incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events to the IML when
    action should not have been required, resulting in unnecessary scheduled
    downtime to replace DIMMs. It is recommended that the System ROM be updated to
    this version before replacing DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold
    Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_12-03-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022" date="1645704000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_06-16-2022" date="1657886400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0778
    and CVE-2022-1292. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of LibPng library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as CVE-
    CVE-2019-7317. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems using AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors
    would incorrectly count correctable DIMM errors from different channels into
    one channel thus possibly incorrectly causing Correctable Memory Error
    Threshold Exceeded errors to occur.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661947200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code 100E for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-02068. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669809600">-     Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669896000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code 100E for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-02-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM updates zlib to 1.2.13 which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-37434). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese translation is missing from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.E for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.J for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where an abnormal MR controller name would display when
    setting the system language to Japanese from RBSU, and then rebooting the
    system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.K for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2022-23829 for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors, and CVE-2022-23829 and
    CVE-2023-20593 for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processor. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.84_09-07-2023" date="1695297600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.K for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1707825600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with vulnerability
    fixes in EDK2 NetworkPkg IP stack implementation that is described in the
    address &lt;https://github.com/tianocore/edk2/security/advisories/GHSA-hc6x-cw6p-
    gj7h&gt;.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31315 for AMD 1st and 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code
    NaplesPI 1.0.0.L for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the
    System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation
    EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system could not detect iSCSI drive
    through IPv6 installation when iSCSI IpAddressType was set to auto.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_07-04-2024" date="1721304000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.J for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.M for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving configuration page of MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where duplicated "Physical Drive missing" may appear in
    POST and IML.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_10-04-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.N for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card
    was installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.P for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_03-21-2025" date="1743163200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.Q for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.Q
    for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_09-05-2025" date="1757592000">-     Updated the default Secure Boot dbx to mitigate CVE-2025-3052.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_09-05-2025" date="1757678400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.R for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where changing BIOS settings via Redfish would fail if a
    BIOS update was performed during the same boot.
    
    Remove Expired SUSE and VMware Certificates.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.S
    for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.S for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV-SNP feature failed on AMD 2nd Generation
    "Rome" EPYC processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iLO Remote Console could become unresponsive when
    a warning message appeared in the RBSU menu.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-     Implemented improvements to enhance user experience and optimize
    functionality.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="4b438348e402f17dbe6670e0324b9afdf314f98bf8564e66877619a28fd95247" name="firmware-system-a41" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.72_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_06-07-2018" date="1530619200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added RBSU option to allow customers to disable Page Table Entry Speculative
    Lock Scheduling. Disabling this feature decreases performance so it should
    only be done in very rare instances. Systems running Microsoft Windows 10 RS3
    or RS4 may experience unexpected system behavior when this feature is enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.34_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and would impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7000 Series processors.
    
    Addressed an issue with NVMe drives becoming unavailable to an operating
    system when updating the backplane firmware.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where NVMe drives may not be available to an operating
    system when installing two or more NVMe drives simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue with the RBSU setting for AMD Core Performance Boost not
    being correctly applied in all instances.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_01-25-2019" date="1549022400">-     Added support for HPE One button secure erase. This option can be launched
    from the HPE Intelligent Provisioning application or through the HPE RESTful
    API to securely restore the system back to a default configuration. This
    option also requires iLO firmware 1.40 or later, and Intelligent Provisioning
    3.30 or later.
    
    Added Secure Configuration Lock feature. This feature can be enabled to detect
    system hardware, security configuration, or firmware revision changes to
    protect against malicious or unintended modifications to the server. This
    protection can be enabled for systems in transit from the factory to the
    customer site, in transit from one customer site to another, or can be left
    enabled on a deployed server. A new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Server
    Configuration Lock menu in the Server Security Options is available to enable
    and configure this functionality.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Backup and Restore Settings
    menu to System Default Options. This option can be used to backup (save off)
    the current BIOS configurations settings to a USB storage device for migration
    to another server.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_01-25-2019" date="1549108800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the UEFI EDK2
    support that provides mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities.
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this System ROM release:
    CVE-2018-3613 CVE-2017-5731, CVE-2017-5732, CVE-2017-5733, CVE-2017-5734,
    CVE-2017-5735, CVE-2018-3630, CVE-2018-12178, CVE-2018-12179, CVE-2018-12180,
    CVE-2018-12181, CVE-2018-12182 and CVE-2018-12183. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which the system may not properly boot to the HPE 8GB
    Dual microSD Flash USB Drive when an SD card is installed on the internal SD
    slot when the system is configured for Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not
    impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 3rd party USB drive keys may not function
    properly after a system reset when the system is configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE CN1000E-T adapter may not boot properly in
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware updates staged through the HPE RESTful API
    may fail to properly execute on a subsequent boot and be marked with an
    exception in the iLO firmware installation queue.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO virtual media may not boot properly after setting
    the Boot on Next Reset option in the iLO Remote Console and Media - Virtual
    Media settings.
    
    Addressed an issue where the AHS Download application from the System
    Utilities Embedded Applications or UEFI Shell may fail to work properly with
    iLO firmware 1.30 or later.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell sysconfig command may fail to set an
    option or become unresponsive.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional SATA DVD drive may not unlock and allow
    media to be ejected after an operating system reboot.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot and
    experience a Red Screen (RSOD) when booting in Legacy Boot mode with a SATA
    M.2 drive installed. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a USB KVM, such as the HP AF611A KVM, may not
    function properly after a system reboot.
    
    Addressed an issue where Core Performance Boost may remain enabled even when
    disabled in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_04-16-2019" date="1561636800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update does
    not complete successfully.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured for SATA RAID may incorrectly
    report that fan 1 and/or fan 7 are missing. These fans are not required for
    this configuration.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.44_06-24-2019" date="1561723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM provides mitigation for a new AMD Secure
    Encrypted Virtualization vulnerability. This includes support for mitigating
    the following vulnerability: CVE-2019-9836.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a Secure Encryption Virtualization encryption key
    could be compromised by manipulating the encryption technology's behavior when
    using AMD's secure encryption feature on a virtual machine running the Linux
    operating system. The following vulnerability has been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-9836.These security vulnerabilities are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_07-10-2019" date="1564574400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and would impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7001 Series processors that do not contain latest AMD microcode. Note:
    this does not address any security vulnerability mitigations.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_07-20-2019" date="1567080000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for AMD EPYC 7002 processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_09-17-2019" date="1569326400">-     Added setup option to disable Periodic Directory Rinse. Disabling this
    processor feature can improve performance in certain workloads. This option is
    only applicable when using AMD EPYC 7002 Series processors and does not apply
    to AMD EPYC 7000 Series processors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_09-17-2019" date="1569412800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue with rare occurrences of unpredictable system behavior.
    This issue is NOT unique to HPE servers and may impact any systems using AMD
    EPYC 7002 Series processors that do not contain a BIOS update for this issue.
    This issue does not affect AMD EPYC 7000 Series processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may fail to boot if configured with AMD EPYC
    7002 Series processors and 2400 MT/s memory.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_10-18-2019" date="1577966400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where PCIe root ports were incorrectly indicating they
    supported PCIe Gen4. In rare cases this could cause a PCIe device to attempt
    to train at Gen4. Only PCIe Gen1, Gen2, and Gen3 are supported on the ProLiant
    DL385 Gen10. Without this resolution devices may run slower than their optimal
    frequency.
    
    Addressed an issue where core counts for some processors such as AMD EPYC 7282
    would be incorrectly displayed in iLO and some pre-boot pages. This was not a
    functional issue and only affected the count of enabled cores as displayed to
    the user. The cores would have been active even without this resolution.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may fail to boot if the RBSU Bifurcate
    option was set to anything other than Auto when using AMD EPYC 7002 series
    processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may immediately power on after issuing
    shutdown while running VMware ESXi.
    
    Addressed an issue where some PCIe cards may not be available due to PCIe
    training issues.
    
    Addressed an issue where some rare system configurations using LRDIMMs would
    incorrectly flag a memory training error during boot. The iml would be logged
    every boot on the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_01-13-2020" date="1581422400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Enhanced the system performance when running some benchmarks and workloads.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Setup Browser Selection to
    Boot Options. This option selects which setup browser to use: GUI or Text.
    Auto mode uses text when the user enters RBSU via serial console, and uses GUI
    via IRC or physical terminal.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for DRAM Controller Power Down
    to Memory Options. This option can be used to opportunistically power down the
    memory controller.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for AMD Fmax Boost Limit to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to configure the
    maximum boost frequency when AMD Fmax Boost Limit Control is set to manual.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for XGMI Max Link Width to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to manually configure
    the XGMI link width when XGMI Force Link Width is set to manual.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Application Power Boost to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to configure
    Application Power Boost.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_02-18-2020" date="1582286400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue introduced in the v2.32 (01/13/2020) revision of the System
    ROM in which the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) System Information - Memory
    Information page reports memory information as unavailable. This issue did not
    exist in System ROM revisions prior to v2.32.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38_04-15-2020" date="1587384000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Minimum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option is specific to systems configured with AMD
    EPYC 7002 Series Processors. This option can be used to configure the minimum
    address space identifier (ASID) that can be used for AMD Secure Encrypted
    Virtualization (SEV) enabled guests. ASID below this number are only available
    to SEV enable guest that also enable SEV-ES (Encrypted State).
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Maximum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option is specific to systems configured with AMD
    EPYC 7002 Series Processors. This option selects the number of AMD Secure
    Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) address space identifiers (ASID) that can be
    used for SEV enabled guests. This option affects the amount of system memory
    supported by the server.
    
    Enhanced the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Preferred IO Bus in the
    Power and Performance Options. This option is specific to systems configured
    with AMD EPYC 7002 Series Processors. This option can provide improved PCIe
    performance for all endpoints on one AMD NBIO (NorthBridge I/O).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38_04-15-2020" date="1587470400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a performance issue where systems configured with AMD EPYC 7002
    Series Processors may experience lower than expected core frequencies.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may delay or soft lock during a
    "shutdown -r" reboot under Linux. When this occurs, the server may take ten
    additional minutes to complete the reboot and log a Caution level Integrated
    Management Log (IML) indicating "ASR Detected by System ROM."
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-11-2020" date="1591012800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Resolved a memory initialization issue on systems configured with LRDIMMs, AMD
    EPYC 7002 processors, and the v2.38 (04/15/2020) revision of the System ROM
    that could lead to an increased chance for Corrected Memory Threshold Errors
    or Uncorrected Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_07-17-2020" date="1597320000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for DRAM Burst Refresh
    Mode to provide mitigation for TRRespass and Targeted Row Refresh exploits.
    This option should be configured to Disabled to mitigate the TRRespass
    vulnerability. Setting this option to Disabled may have a minimal impact to
    system performance. The default setting is Enabled.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option in the Minimum Processor
    Idle Power Core C-State setting for C1 State. This option allows for power
    savings during certain workloads without the performance impacts of C6 State.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_07-17-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where uncorrectable memory errors are seen when running
    memory intensive workloads with LRDIMMs.
    
    Address an issue that could cause a slight degradation of performance.
    
    Resolved an issue with NVMe hot add or removal which may result in an
    unrecoverable I/O error reported in the Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell command GetPciRom may not display
    information for PCI expansion device drivers.
    
    Addressed an extremely intermittent issue with AMD Epyc 1st Gen processors
    that would cause a critical error and system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_11-13-2020" date="1605700800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for dual bifurcation
    (quadfurcation) of PCIe Adapters to the Advanced PCIe Configuration Options.
    This option will allow a x16 PCIe device to be bifurcated into four x4
    devices. This option would only be used for PCIe Adapters that support his
    level of bifurcation.
    
    Added support to increase the maximum amount of system memory to 8TB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_11-13-2020" date="1605787200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Options for Secure Boot failed to export
    all keys.
    
    Addressed an issue where One-Button Secure Erase was not completed when
    SmartRAID SW RAID support is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.46_06-08-2021" date="1626350400">-     Added Boot time IPMI Watchdog timer support.
    
    Updated and improved thermal definition.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.46_06-08-2021" date="1626436800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) in cases when they should
    not be logged.  The system monitors corrected errors and notifies the user
    when action is required due to an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory
    Error.  Corrected Memory errors are a normal and expected occurrence and do
    not always indicate a higher risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error.  Previous
    revisions of the System ROM were incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error
    Threshold Events to the IML when action should not have been required,
    resulting in unnecessary scheduled downtime to replace DIMMs.  It is
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version before replacing
    DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-08-2021" date="1629028800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-08-2021" date="1629115200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in system information page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-28-2021" date="1636459200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD security
    patch (AMD-SN-1021) which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12954, CVE-2020-12961,
    CVE-2021-26331, CVE-2021-26335, CVE-2021-26315, CVE-2020-12946,
    CVE-2020-12951. CVE-2021-26336, CVE-2021-26337, CVE-2021-26338,
    CVE-2021-26320, CVE-2020-12944, CVE-2020-12988, CVE-2021-26329,
    CVE-2021-26330, CVE-2021-26321, CVE-2021-26323, CVE-2021-26325,
    CVE-2021-26326, CVE-2021-26322, CVE-2021-26327, and CVE-2021-26312. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the OS does not display the true CPU Max Core
    Frequency.
    
    Addressed an issue with AMD EPYC 1st Generation processors that can result in
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events being logged to the Integrated
    Management Log (IML) in cases when they should not be logged. The system
    monitors corrected errors and notifies the user when action is required due to
    an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error. Corrected Memory errors are
    a normal and expected occurrence and do not always indicate a higher risk of
    an Uncorrected Memory Error. Previous revisions of the System ROM were
    incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events to the IML when
    action should not have been required, resulting in unnecessary scheduled
    downtime to replace DIMMs. It is recommended that the System ROM be updated to
    this version before replacing DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold
    Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_12-03-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022" date="1645704000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_06-16-2022" date="1657886400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0778
    and CVE-2022-1292. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of LibPng library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as CVE-
    CVE-2019-7317. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems using AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors
    would incorrectly count correctable DIMM errors from different channels into
    one channel thus possibly incorrectly causing Correctable Memory Error
    Threshold Exceeded errors to occur.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661947200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code 100E for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-02068. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669809600">-     Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669896000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code 100E for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-02-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM updates zlib to 1.2.13 which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-37434). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese translation is missing from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.E for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.J for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where an abnormal MR controller name would display when
    setting the system language to Japanese from RBSU, and then rebooting the
    system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.K for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2022-23829 for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors, and CVE-2022-23829 and
    CVE-2023-20593 for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processor. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.84_09-07-2023" date="1695297600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.K for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Restore Manufacturing Defaults and Restore Defaults
    from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1707825600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with vulnerability
    fixes in EDK2 NetworkPkg IP stack implementation that is described in the
    address &lt;https://github.com/tianocore/edk2/security/advisories/GHSA-hc6x-cw6p-
    gj7h&gt;.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31315 for AMD 1st and 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code
    NaplesPI 1.0.0.L for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the
    System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation
    EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system could not detect iSCSI drive
    through IPv6 installation when iSCSI IpAddressType was set to auto.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_07-04-2024" date="1721304000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.J for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.M for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving configuration page of MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where duplicated "Physical Drive missing" may appear in
    POST and IML.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_10-04-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.N for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card
    was installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.P for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_03-21-2025" date="1743163200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.Q for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.Q
    for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_09-05-2025" date="1757592000">-     Updated the default Secure Boot dbx to mitigate CVE-2025-3052.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_09-05-2025" date="1757678400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.R for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where changing BIOS settings via Redfish would fail if a
    BIOS update was performed during the same boot.
    
    Remove Expired SUSE and VMware Certificates.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.S
    for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code NaplesPI 1.0.0.S for AMD 1st Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV-SNP feature failed on AMD 2nd Generation
    "Rome" EPYC processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iLO Remote Console could become unresponsive when
    a warning message appeared in the RBSU menu.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

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<package pkgid="016ba4e6dfff7ada5cfc1bd122b1e93b4faf6bac387d78b13d6e404a080d89a2" name="firmware-system-a42" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4.04_2026_04_02" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10_10-29-2019" date="1577966400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.18_01-22-2020" date="1581336000">-     Enhanced the system power consumption when system is in an idle state. When
    running with iLO fw version 2.12 or later, the system will enter a low power
    state when the Data Fabric C-State Enable option is configured to Auto and iLO
    Integrated Remote Console is not open.
    
    Enhanced the system performance when running some benchmarks and workloads.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for DRAM Controller Power Down
    to Memory Options. This option can be used to opportunistically power down the
    memory controller.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for AMD Fmax Boost Limit to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to configure the
    maximum boost frequency when AMD Fmax Boost Limit Control is set to manual.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for XGMI Max Link Width to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to manually configure
    the XGMI link width when XGMI Force Link Width is set to manual.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.18_01-22-2020" date="1581422400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would never enter Data Fabric C-States.
    Data Fabric C-States can help reduce overall power consumption of a system
    that is running an idle or low stress workload.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would report the HPE Memory Type as
    Unknown. This was only an issue with reporting and did not affect system
    behavior.
    
    Addressed an issue where RestCli or a Redfish "Get" command could return some
    invalid configuration settings.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with an UBM backplane may very
    rarely become unresponsive during post with a red error screen (RSOD)
    indicating a general protection fault in the PlatformStorageSupportDxe Image.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with an UBM backplane will not
    honor a customer configured One-Time boot setting.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-28-2020" date="1586260800">-     Added support for dynamic PCIe bus reallocation. In very rare PCIe/NVMe
    configurations the system may require non-symmetric bus allocation to provide
    more bus numbers to specific PCIe rootbridges or PCIe slots. The system ROM
    will detect and automatically adjust to attempt to resolve the PCI bus
    numbering.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-28-2020" date="1586347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue introduced in the v1.18 (01/22/2020) revision of the System
    ROM in which AMD EPYC 7742, 7662, 7642, or 7542 processors would run at a
    lower maximum power which could result in lower performance in certain
    workloads.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24_04-29-2020" date="1588507200">-     Added support for P25526-B21 HPE NVMe Single Port Adapter and P25527-B21 HPE
    NVMe Dual Port Adapter.
    
    Added support for 826689-B21 HPE DL38X NVMe 8 SSD Express Bay.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Minimum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option can be used to configure the minimum
    address space identifier (ASID) that can be used for AMD Secure Encrypted
    Virtualization (SEV) enabled guests. ASID below this number are only available
    to SEV enable guest that also enable SEV-ES (Encrypted State).
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Maximum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option selects the number of AMD Secure Encrypted
    Virtualization (SEV) address space identifiers (ASID) that can be used for SEV
    enabled guests. This option affects the amount of system memory supported by
    the server.
    
    Enhanced the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Preferred IO Bus in the
    Power and Performance Options. This option can provide improved PCIe
    performance for all endpoints on one AMD NBIO (NorthBridge I/O).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24_04-29-2020" date="1588593600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a performance issue where the system may experience lower than
    expected core frequencies for Processor 1.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may delay or soft lock during a
    "shutdown -r" reboot under Linux. When this occurs, the server may take ten
    additional minutes to complete the reboot and log a Caution level Integrated
    Management Log (IML) indicating "ASR Detected by System ROM."
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_05-11-2020" date="1591012800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Resolved a memory initialization issue on systems configured with LRDIMMs and
    the v1.24 (04/29/2020) revision of the System ROM that could lead to an
    increased chance for Corrected Memory Threshold Errors or Uncorrected Memory
    Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_07-18-2020" date="1600430400">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for DRAM Burst Refresh
    Mode to provide mitigation for TRRespass and Targeted Row Refresh exploits.
    This option should be configured to Disabled to mitigate the TRRespass
    vulnerability. Setting this option to Disabled may have a minimal impact to
    system performance. The default setting is Enabled.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option in the Minimum Processor
    Idle Power Core C-State setting for C1 State. This option allows for power
    savings during certain workloads without the performance impacts of C6 State.
    
    Added driver and option to enable SmartRAID SW RAID support for direct
    attached SATA drives.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_07-18-2020" date="1600516800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where uncorrectable memory errors are seen when running
    memory intensive workloads with LRDIMMs.
    
    Addressed an issue that could cause a slight degradation of performance.
    
    Resolved an issue with NVMe hot add or removal which may result in an
    unrecoverable I/O error reported in the Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell command GetPciRom may not display
    information for PCI expansion device drivers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_10-30-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for dual bifurcation
    (quadfurcation) of PCIe Adapters to the Advanced PCIe Configuration Options.
    This option will allow a x16 PCIe device to be bifurcated into four x4
    devices. This option would only be used for PCIe Adapters that support his
    level of bifurcation.
    
    Added support to increase the maximum amount of system memory to 8TB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_10-30-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may encounter an Uncorrectable Machine
    Check Exception (UMCE) with a Bank of 0x00000005 or an Uncorrectable PCI
    Express Error with status 0x00040000 or 0x00010000. These errors will result
    in either an unexpected reset of the server or the server becoming
    unresponsive (such as Blue Screen with Windows, Purple Screen with VMware, or
    Kernel Panic with Linux). This revision of the System ROM includes the latest
    revision of AMD firmware which addresses this issue. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Options for Secure Boot failed to export
    all keys.
    
    Addressed an issue where One-Button Secure Erase was not completed when
    SmartRAID SW RAID support is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_02-23-2021" date="1618747200">-     Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Platform RAS Policy to
    control the Platform Resiliency and Serviceability (RAS) policy. This option
    controls whether platform firmware or the operating system has control of
    corrected error handling and reporting.
    
    Added driver and option to enable SmartRAID SW RAID support for direct
    attached SATA and NVMe drives.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_02-23-2021" date="1618833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the fan runs at a higher than expected speed after
    upgrading the firmware of HPE Smart Array E208i or E408i to version 3.0.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_04-29-2021" date="1621857600">-     Updated HPE Smart Array SR100i Gen10 Plus SW RAID UEFI driver to version
    v3.3.14.1004.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for No-Execute
    Protection. This option allows disabling processor No-Execution protection to
    work around an issue where the system hangs with a blank screen when entering
    Recovery mode with Windows Server 2016. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers, and disabling No-Execute protection is required on any system that
    defaults to No-Execute enabled to address this issue.
    
    Updated OpenSSL module to version 1.1.1h.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_04-29-2021" date="1621944000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Address an issue where the Industry Standard SMBIOS Type 17 tables will
    indicate the Manufacture ID as "Unknown" for LRDIMMs.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the time zone cannot be changed successfully in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Addressed an issue preventing array creation on HPE Smart Array SR100i Gen10
    Plus SW RAID through the Redfish API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    the server is configured with 24 Xilinx NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where the AMD Fmax Boost value is inconsistent between
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and Redfish API.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_06-08-2021" date="1626436800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) in cases when they should
    not be logged.  The system monitors corrected errors and notifies the user
    when action is required due to an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory
    Error.  Corrected Memory errors are a normal and expected occurrence and do
    not always indicate a higher risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error.  Previous
    revisions of the System ROM were incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error
    Threshold Events to the IML when action should not have been required,
    resulting in unnecessary scheduled downtime to replace DIMMs.  It is
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version before replacing
    DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-09-2021" date="1629288000">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    AMD Gen 3 EPYC processors. Secured-core servers use a combination of hardware
    features, firmware enablement and Windows Server operating system capabilities
    to provide protection against malware and rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: AMD I/O Virtualization Technology
    enabled, TPM visible, DMA remapping enabled, AMD DRTM enabled, and Secure Boot
    enabled. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is enabled can
    prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-09-2021" date="1629374400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in pre-boot System Utilities
    System Information Page.
    
    Addressed an issue with hot-adding drives after removing them from Bay 1 when
    using the HPE SR100i Software RAID solution for systems and the UBM4 2SFF
    backplane. In this situation the HDD cannot be detected after re-insertion.
    
    Addressed an issue with hot adding NVMe drives with VMware ESXi when a drive
    bay is empty at boot up. Drive may fail to be added.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636372800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Dynamic PCIe Rate
    Change. This option should be enabled for certain PCIe devices that change
    their advertised speed during training. The option is disabled by default, and
    should only be enabled if the system is configured with a device which is
    training at a less than advertised speed.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for MCTP Broadcast
    Support. This option is used to control the PCIe Management Component
    Transport Protocol (MCTP) support for a given slot. This option can be used to
    disable MCTP support to a given PCIe endpoint that may not properly support
    this protocol. It is recommended that this option remain enabled for full
    system functionality.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636459200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD security
    patch (AMD-SN-1021) which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12954, CVE-2020-12961,
    CVE-2021-26331, CVE-2021-26335, CVE-2021-26315, CVE-2020-12946,
    CVE-2020-12951. CVE-2021-26336, CVE-2021-26337, CVE-2021-26338,
    CVE-2021-26320, CVE-2020-12944, CVE-2020-12988, CVE-2021-26329,
    CVE-2021-26330, CVE-2021-26321, CVE-2021-26323, CVE-2021-26325,
    CVE-2021-26326, CVE-2021-26322, CVE-2021-26327, and CVE-2021-26312. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD security
    patch (AMD-SN-1007) which provides mitigation for AMD vulnerability with PSP
    Code Execution documented by AMD. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the OS does not display the true CPU Max Core
    Frequency.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_12-03-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022" date="1645704000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_06-09-2022" date="1656072000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors which addresses and
    issue with Windows 2022 AQ Secure Core certification.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-0778. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented
    as CVE-2022-27405. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661083200">-     Added support for the latest HPE UBM6 backplanes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661169600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR Code in ROM Based Setup Menu (RBSU) was not
    valid.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669809600">-     Implemented PMU Memory BIST test options for Milan platforms.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669896000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would encounter an unexpected shutdown
    with "Internal processors error" in the IML while running the TPM scripts.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system boot-up would hang if the system has
    installed mutiple PCIe devices and set to "Dual Bifurcation" at the same time.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676289600">-     Add new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    controlling the processor's P0 (maximum) frequency. This includes the "Custom
    Pstate0" option with settings of "Auto" (default) and "Manual" and the
    "Pstate0 Frequency(MHz)" option that allows setting the P0 frequency. When
    the "Custom Pstate0" option is configured for "Manual", the value of the
    "Pstate0 Frequency(MHz)" is used for the processor's P0 frequency. When the
    "Custom Pstate0" option is configured for "Auto", the processor uses its
    normal, maximum P0 frequency and the "Pstate0 Frequency(MHz)" option is not
    configurable. In System Configuration (RBSU), these options are located under
    the BIOS/Processor Options. This setting has the following Redfish
    properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CustomPstate0
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/Pstate0Frequency</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM updates zlib to 1.2.13 which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-37434). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the v1.1.1s openSSL which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2097). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683460800">-     The following options from RBSU will hide if using customized iPXE.
    
     iPXE Script Auto-Start
    
     iPXE Script Verification
    
     iPXE Auto-Start Script Location
    
     Network Location for iPXE Auto-Start Script</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.A for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Access Control Service" option under RBSU did
    not work.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691409600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling L1 IO Drop Chain Enable to drop chain write support to avoid
    unexpected timeouts due to under certain conditions, some high-bandwidth PCIe
    devices could fail to complete the transaction.
    
    In System Configuration (RBSU), the option is located under L1 IO Drop Chain
    Enable in Service Option when the system is with AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    This setting has the following Redfish properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/oem/hpe/service/settings/DropChainedWrite</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20593 for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors, and
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20569 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processor. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Addressed an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) would
    occur due to unexpected completion timeout to cause system not responding.
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allows
    enabling L1 IO Drop Chain Enable to drop chain write support to avoid
    unexpected timeouts due to under certain conditions, some high-bandwidth PCIe
    devices could fail to complete the transaction.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.84_08-17-2023" date="1693483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-27-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2023-20592 for both AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1707739200">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1707825600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.C
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for
    security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd
    Generation EPYC processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the
    CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the
    System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.
    This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI
    Dxe driver vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31315 for AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-5678, CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code
    MilanPI 1.0.0.D for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the
    System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation
    EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system could not detect iSCSI drive
    through IPv6 installation when iSCSI IpAddressType was set to auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would not complete POST after BIOS firmware
    updated to ver 3.00 with E810-XXVDA4''s installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would hang with ASSERT during POST after
    adding DIMMs.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Processor Options/AMD IC Config
    Disable IT Bypass" and set to "Disabled" by default. Enable this option if a
    UMCE with Bank 0x03 and Synd[0]=1 is logged in IML on EPYC 7003 processors.
    
    This setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/AmdIcConfigDisableITBypass</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.D
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.J for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.  
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.  
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.  
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.  
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.  
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_09-05-2024" date="1726142400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where HDD numbering was incorrect for 4LFF backplane
    installed on Port 9A.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728561600">-     Added Zilia DIMM manufacturer ID for SMBIOS information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.E
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the iLO firmware version may show incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1734004800">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1734091200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain Server Configuration Lock settings cannot be
    modified by Redfish interface.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.
    
    Updated language translations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter an SMI storm when PCIe error
    disconnect recover(EDR) failed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_03-21-2025" date="1743163200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.G
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748174400">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang at POST when there are 8TB system
    memory and E810 NIC card installed.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757592000">-     Updated the default Secure Boot dbx to mitigate CVE-2025-3052.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757678400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus v2 server.
    
    Addressed an issue where changing BIOS settings via Redfish would fail if a
    BIOS update was performed during the same boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.90_10-03-2025" date="1760011200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.90_10-03-2025-2.1" date="1761825600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.92_11-27-2025" date="1764849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.H
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.H
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.00_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     This revision of the System ROM includes mitigations for CVE-2026-22796 and
    CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigations for
    CVE-2026-22796 and CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system encounter a Red Screen of Death(RSOD) when
    booting Windows Server 2022 after the Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011
    certificate had been removed from the Secure Boot DB.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04_04-02-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="3c9c03dcad329c56c9112c73531f49362bc21ab992c0869e83625e5d45768043" name="firmware-system-a43" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4.04_2026_04_02" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.10_10-29-2019" date="1577966400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.16_01-10-2020" date="1581336000">-     Enhanced the system power consumption when system is in an idle state.  When
    running with iLO fw version 2.12 or later, the system will enter a low power
    state when the Data Fabric C-State Enable option is configured to Auto and iLO
    Integrated Remote Console is not open.
    
    Enhanced the system performance when running some benchmarks and workloads.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for DRAM Controller Power Down
    to Memory Options. This option can be used to opportunistically power down the
    memory controller.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for AMD Fmax Boost Limit to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to configure the
    maximum boost frequency when AMD Fmax Boost Limit Control is set to manual.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for XGMI Max Link Width to
    Power and Performance Options. This option can be used to manually configure
    the XGMI link width when XGMI Force Link Width is set to manual.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.16_01-10-2020" date="1581422400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would never enter Data Fabric C-States.
    Data Fabric C-States can help reduce overall power consumption of a system
    that is running an idle or low stress workload.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would report the HPE Memory Type as
    Unknown.  This was only an issue with reporting and did not affect system
    behavior.
    
    Addressed an issue where RestCli or a Redfish "Get" command could return some
    invalid configuration settings.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with an UBM backplane may very
    rarely become unresponsive during post with a red error screen (RSOD)
    indicating a general protection fault in the PlatformStorageSupportDxe Image.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with an UBM backplane will not
    honor a customer configured One-Time boot setting.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-28-2020" date="1586260800">-     Added support for dynamic PCIe bus reallocation. In very rare PCIe/NVMe
    configurations the system may require non-symmetric bus allocation to provide
    more bus numbers to specific PCIe rootbridges or PCIe slots. The system ROM
    will detect and automatically adjust to attempt to resolve the PCI bus
    numbering.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-28-2020" date="1586347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue introduced in the v1.16 (01/10/2020) revision of the System
    ROM in which AMD EPYC 7742, 7662, 7642, or 7542 processors would run at a
    lower maximum power which could result in lower performance in certain
    workloads.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24_04-09-2020" date="1587384000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Minimum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option can be used to configure the minimum
    address space identifier (ASID) that can be used for AMD Secure Encrypted
    Virtualization (SEV) enabled guests. ASID below this number are only available
    to SEV enable guest that also enable SEV-ES (Encrypted State).
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Maximum SEV ASID to
    Virtualization Options. This option selects the number of AMD Secure Encrypted
    Virtualization (SEV) address space identifiers (ASID) that can be used for SEV
    enabled guests. This option affects the amount of system memory supported by
    the server.
    
    Enhanced the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Preferred IO Bus in the
    Power and Performance Options. This option can provide improved PCIe
    performance for all endpoints on one AMD NBIO (NorthBridge I/O).
    
    Added support for P17209-B21 HPE DL325 Gen10 Plus 8SFF U.2 SCN FIO Kit.  
      
    Added support for P17224-B21 HPE DL325 Gen10 Plus 8-16SFF U.2 SCN Upg Kit.  
      
    Added support for P17202-B21 HPE DL325 Gen10 Plus 2SFF U.2 SCN Enable Kit.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24_04-09-2020" date="1587470400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a performance issue where the system may experience lower than
    expected core frequencies.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may delay or soft lock during a
    "shutdown -r" reboot under Linux. When this occurs, the server may take ten
    additional minutes to complete the reboot and log a Caution level Integrated
    Management Log (IML) indicating "ASR Detected by System ROM."
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_05-11-2020" date="1590926400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_05-11-2020" date="1591012800">-     Resolved a memory initialization issue on systems configured with LRDIMMs and
    the v1.24 (04/09/2020) revision of the System ROM that could lead to an
    increased chance for Corrected Memory Threshold Errors or Uncorrected Memory
    Errors.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_07-18-2020" date="1600430400">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for DRAM Burst Refresh
    Mode to provide mitigation for TRRespass and Targeted Row Refresh exploits.
    This option should be configured to Disabled to mitigate the TRRespass
    vulnerability. Setting this option to Disabled may have a minimal impact to
    system performance. The default setting is Enabled.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option in the Minimum Processor
    Idle Power Core C-State setting for C1 State. This option allows for power
    savings during certain workloads without the performance impacts of C6 State.
    
    Added driver and option to enable SmartRAID SW RAID support for direct
    attached SATA drives.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_07-18-2020" date="1600516800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where uncorrectable memory errors are seen when running
    memory intensive workloads with LRDIMMs.
    
    Addressed an issue that could cause a slight degradation of performance.
    
    Resolved an issue with NVMe hot add or removal which may result in an
    unrecoverable I/O error reported in the Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell command GetPciRom may not display
    information for PCI expansion device drivers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience slower than expected
    performance when the inlet ambient temperature is greater than 30 degrees
    Celsius.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_09-17-2020" date="1603368000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the insufficient fan modules error occurs when HPE
    Smart Array S100i Software RAID is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_10-30-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for dual bifurcation
    (quadfurcation) of PCIe Adapters to the Advanced PCIe Configuration Options.
    This option will allow a x16 PCIe device to be bifurcated into four x4
    devices. This option would only be used for PCIe Adapters that support his
    level of bifurcation.
    
    Added support to increase the maximum amount of system memory to 8TB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_10-30-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may encounter an Uncorrectable Machine
    Check Exception (UMCE) with a Bank of 0x00000005 or an Uncorrectable PCI
    Express Error with status 0x00040000 or 0x00010000. These errors will result
    in either an unexpected reset of the server or the server becoming
    unresponsive (such as Blue Screen with Windows, Purple Screen with VMware, or
    Kernel Panic with Linux). This revision of the System ROM includes the latest
    revision of AMD firmware which addresses this issue. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may fail to boot after a warm reset.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Options for Secure Boot failed to export
    all keys.
    
    Addressed an issue where One-Button Secure Erase was not completed when
    SmartRAID SW RAID support is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_02-23-2021" date="1618747200">-     Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Platform RAS Policy to
    control the Platform Resiliency and Serviceability (RAS) policy. This option
    controls whether platform firmware or the operating system has control of
    corrected error handling and reporting.
    
    Added driver and option to enable SmartRAID SW RAID support for direct
    attached SATA and NVMe drives.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_02-23-2021" date="1618833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the fan runs at a higher than expected speed after
    upgrading the firmware of HPE Smart Array E208i or E408i to version 3.0.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_04-29-2021" date="1621857600">-     Updated HPE Smart Array SR100i Gen10 Plus SW RAID UEFI driver to version
    v3.3.14.1004.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for No-Execute
    Protection. This option allows disabling processor No-Execution protection to
    work around an issue where the system hangs with a blank screen when entering
    Recovery mode with Windows Server 2016. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers, and disabling No-Execute protection is required on any system that
    defaults to No-Execute enabled to address this issue.
    
    Updated OpenSSL module to version 1.1.1h.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_04-29-2021" date="1621944000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Address an issue where the Industry Standard SMBIOS Type 17 tables will
    indicate the Manufacture ID as "Unknown" for LRDIMMs.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the time zone cannot be changed successfully in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Addressed an issue preventing array creation on HPE Smart Array SR100i Gen10
    Plus SW RAID through the Redfish API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    the server is configured with 24 Xilinx NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where the AMD Fmax Boost value is inconsistent between
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and Redfish API.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_06-08-2021" date="1626436800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) in cases when they should
    not be logged.  The system monitors corrected errors and notifies the user
    when action is required due to an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory
    Error.  Corrected Memory errors are a normal and expected occurrence and do
    not always indicate a higher risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error.  Previous
    revisions of the System ROM were incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error
    Threshold Events to the IML when action should not have been required,
    resulting in unnecessary scheduled downtime to replace DIMMs.  It is
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version before replacing
    DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-09-2021" date="1629288000">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    AMD Gen 3 EPYC processors. Secured-core servers use a combination of hardware
    features, firmware enablement and Windows Server operating system capabilities
    to provide protection against malware and rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: AMD I/O Virtualization Technology
    enabled, TPM visible, DMA remapping enabled, AMD DRTM enabled, and Secure Boot
    enabled. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is enabled can
    prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-09-2021" date="1629374400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in pre-boot System Utilities
    System Information Page.
    
    Addressed an issue with hot-adding drives after removing them from Bay 1 when
    using the HPE SR100i Software RAID solution for systems and the UBM4 2SFF
    backplane. In this situation the HDD cannot be detected after re-insertion.
    
    Addressed an issue with hot adding NVMe drives with VMware ESXi when a drive
    bay is empty at boot up. Drive may fail to be added.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636372800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Dynamic PCIe Rate
    Change. This option should be enabled for certain PCIe devices that change
    their advertised speed during training. The option is disabled by default, and
    should only be enabled if the system is configured with a device which is
    training at a less than advertised speed.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for MCTP Broadcast
    Support. This option is used to control the PCIe Management Component
    Transport Protocol (MCTP) support for a given slot. This option can be used to
    disable MCTP support to a given PCIe endpoint that may not properly support
    this protocol. It is recommended that this option remain enabled for full
    system functionality.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636459200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD security
    patch (AMD-SN-1021) which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12954, CVE-2020-12961,
    CVE-2021-26331, CVE-2021-26335, CVE-2021-26315, CVE-2020-12946,
    CVE-2020-12951. CVE-2021-26336, CVE-2021-26337, CVE-2021-26338,
    CVE-2021-26320, CVE-2020-12944, CVE-2020-12988, CVE-2021-26329,
    CVE-2021-26330, CVE-2021-26321, CVE-2021-26323, CVE-2021-26325,
    CVE-2021-26326, CVE-2021-26322, CVE-2021-26327, and CVE-2021-26312. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD security
    patch (AMD-SN-1007) which provides mitigation for AMD vulnerability with PSP
    Code Execution documented by AMD. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the OS does not display the true CPU Max Core
    Frequency.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_12-03-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022" date="1645704000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_06-09-2022" date="1656072000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors which addresses and
    issue with Windows 2022 AQ Secure Core certification.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-0778. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented
    as CVE-2022-27405. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661083200">-     Added support for the latest HPE UBM6 backplanes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661169600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR Code in ROM Based Setup Menu (RBSU) was not
    valid.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669809600">-     Implemented PMU Memory BIST test options for Milan platforms.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-17-2022" date="1669896000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would encounter an unexpected shutdown
    with "Internal processors error" in the IML while running the TPM scripts.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system boot-up would hang if the system has
    installed mutiple PCIe devices and set to "Dual Bifurcation" at the same time.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676289600">-     Add new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    controlling the processors P0 (maximum) frequency. This includes the Custom
    Pstate0 option with settings of Auto (default) and Manual and the Pstate0
    Frequency(MHz) option that allows setting the P0 frequency. When the Custom
    Pstate0 option is configured for Manual, the value of the Pstate0
    Frequency(MHz) is used for the processors P0 frequency. When the Custom
    Pstate0 option is configured for Auto, the processor uses its normal, maximum
    P0 frequency and the Pstate0 Frequency(MHz) option is not configurable. In
    System Configuration (RBSU), these options are located under the
    BIOS/Processor Options. This setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CustomPstate0
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/Pstate0Frequency</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM updates zlib to 1.2.13 which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-37434). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the v1.1.1s openSSL which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2097). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683460800">-     The following options from RBSU will hide if using customized iPXE.
    
    iPXE Script Auto-Start
    
    iPXE Script Verification
    
    iPXE Auto-Start Script Location
    
    Network Location for iPXE Auto-Start Script</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.A for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Access Control Service" option under RBSU did
    not work.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691409600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling L1 IO Drop Chain Enable to drop chain write support to avoid
    unexpected timeouts due to under certain conditions, some high-bandwidth PCIe
    devices could fail to complete the transaction.
    
    In System Configuration (RBSU), the option is located under L1 IO Drop Chain
    Enable in Service Option when the system is with AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    This setting has the following Redfish properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/oem/hpe/service/settings/DropChainedWrite</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20593 for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors, and
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20569 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processor. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Addressed an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception (UMCE) would
    occur due to unexpected completion timeout to cause system not responding.
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allows
    enabling L1 IO Drop Chain Enable to drop chain write support to avoid
    unexpected timeouts due to under certain conditions, some high-bandwidth PCIe
    devices could fail to complete the transaction.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.84_08-17-2023" date="1693483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-27-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2023-20592 for both AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1707739200">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1707825600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.C
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for
    security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd
    Generation EPYC processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the
    CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the
    System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.
    This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI
    Dxe driver vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31315 for AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-5678, CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code
    MilanPI 1.0.0.D for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the
    System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation
    EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system could not detect iSCSI drive
    through IPv6 installation when iSCSI IpAddressType was set to auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would not complete POST after BIOS firmware
    updated to ver 3.00 with E810-XXVDA4''s installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would hang with ASSERT during POST after
    adding DIMMs.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Processor Options/AMD IC Config
    Disable IT Bypass" and set to "Disabled" by default. Enable this option if a
    UMCE with Bank 0x03 and Synd[0]=1 is logged in IML on EPYC 7003 processors.
    
    This setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/AmdIcConfigDisableITBypass</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.D
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.J for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.  
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.  
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.  
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.  
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.  
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_09-05-2024" date="1726142400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where HDD numbering was incorrect for 4LFF backplane
    installed on Port 9A.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728561600">-     Added Zilia DIMM manufacturer ID for SMBIOS information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.E
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the iLO firmware version may show incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1734004800">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1734091200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain Server Configuration Lock settings cannot be
    modified by Redfish interface.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.
    
    Updated language translations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter an SMI storm when PCIe error
    disconnect recover(EDR) failed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_03-21-2025" date="1743163200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.G
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748174400">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang at POST when there are 8TB system
    memory and E810 NIC card installed.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757592000">-     Updated the default Secure Boot dbx to mitigate CVE-2025-3052.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757678400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus v2 server.
    
    Addressed an issue where changing BIOS settings via Redfish would fail if a
    BIOS update was performed during the same boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.90_10-03-2025" date="1760011200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.92_11-27-2025" date="1764849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.H
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.H
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.00_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     This revision of the System ROM includes mitigations for CVE-2026-22796 and
    CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigations for
    CVE-2026-22796 and CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system encounter a Red Screen of Death(RSOD) when
    booting Windows Server 2022 after the Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011
    certificate had been removed from the Secure Boot DB.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04_04-02-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="92e2d7991931131cd3f87c7cf56b394d568b6a7864cbd4f6432dc8c6e6623488" name="firmware-system-a46" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4.04_2026_04_02" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.24_05-04-2020" date="1594296000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_05-14-2020" date="1594382400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Resolved a memory initialization issue on systems configured with LRDIMMs and
    the v1.24 (05/04/2020) revision of the System ROM that could lead to an
    increased chance for Corrected Memory Threshold Errors or Uncorrected Memory
    Errors.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with 4SFF U.3 Premium Storage
    Backplane displayed Box and Bay location incorrectly for SATA drives.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_07-18-2020" date="1597233600">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for DRAM Burst Refresh
    Mode to provide mitigation for TRRespass and Targeted Row Refresh exploits.
    This option should be configured to Disabled to mitigate the TRRespass
    vulnerability. Setting this option to Disabled may have a minimal impact to
    system performance. The default setting is Enabled.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option in the Minimum Processor
    Idle Power Core C-State setting for C1 State. This option allows for power
    savings during certain workloads without the performance impacts of C6 State.
    
    Added driver and option to enable SmartRAID SW RAID support for direct
    attached SATA drives.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.30_07-18-2020" date="1597320000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where uncorrectable memory errors are seen when running
    memory intensive workloads with LRDIMMs.
    
    Addressed an issue that could cause a slight degradation of performance.
    
    Resolved an issue with NVMe hot add or removal which may result in an
    unrecoverable I/O error reported in the Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell command GetPciRom may not display
    information for PCI expansion device drivers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_10-08-2020" date="1603800000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for dual bifurcation
    (quadfurcation) of PCIe Adapters to the Advanced PCIe Configuration Options.
    This option will allow a x16 PCIe device to be bifurcated into four x4
    devices. This option would only be used for PCIe Adapters that support this
    level of bifurcation.
    
    Added support to increase the maximum amount of system memory to 8TB.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_10-08-2020" date="1603886400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Options for Secure Boot failed to export
    all keys.
    
    Addressed an issue where One-Button Secure Erase was not completed when
    SmartRAID SW RAID support is enabled.
    
    Resolved an issue where the backplane was not properly reported under system
    inventory.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_11-06-2020" date="1605182400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may encounter an Uncorrectable Machine
    Check Exception (UMCE) with a Bank of 0x00000005 or an Uncorrectable PCI
    Express Error with status 0x00040000 or 0x00010000. These errors will result
    in either an unexpected reset of the server or the server becoming
    unresponsive (such as Blue Screen with Windows, Purple Screen with VMware, or
    Kernel Panic with Linux). This revision of the System ROM includes the latest
    revision of AMD firmware which addresses this issue. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis name was not being reported for inventory
    control.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_01-21-2021" date="1618488000">-     Added support for AMD EPYC 7003 processors.
    
    Added support for BIOS switches to control RAS (handles by OS/Firmware first).
    
    Added support for OCP 3.0 NIC.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_01-21-2021" date="1618574400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System Programable Logic CPLD version 34
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_02-23-2021" date="1618833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System Programable Logic CPLD version 34
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.44_05-21-2021" date="1621598400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    System Programable Logic CPLD version 38
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for the 4SFF 24G x4NVMe/SAS UBM1 Storage Controller backplane.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-29-2021" date="1629720000">-     \- Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    AMD Gen 3 EPYC processors. Secured-core servers use a combination of hardware
    features, firmware enablement and Windows Server operating system capabilities
    to provide protection against malware and rootkit security exploits.
    
    \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft
    Secured-core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes
    and configures the corresponding options: AMD I/O Virtualization Technology
    enabled, TPM visible, DMA remapping enabled, AMD DRTM enabled, and Secure Boot
    enabled. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is enabled can
    prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server
    Availability called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start
    an IPMI based watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against
    a boot hang or other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of
    the user to disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has
    booted. Failure to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset
    or shutdown.
    
    \- Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following
    EDK2. Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can
    impact software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as
    Microsoft BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of
    attempting to boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD,
    and what boot devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code
    that is loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.
    
    \- Added support for the 4SFF 24G x4NVMe/SAS UBM1 Storage Controller
    backplane.
    
    \- Added an enhancement to existing processor current monitoring in order to
    avoid potential overcurrent shutdowns.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-29-2021" date="1629806400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    \- This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the
    Tianocore Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    \- Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in pre-boot System Utilities
    System Information Page.
    
    \- Addressed an issue with hot-adding drives after removing them from Bay 1
    when using the HPE SR100i Software RAID solution for systems and the UBM4 2SFF
    backplane. In this situation the HDD cannot be detected after re-insertion.
    
    \- Addressed an issue with hot adding a NVMe drives with VMware ESXi when a
    drive bay is empty at boot up. Drive may fail to be added.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636372800">-     \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Dynamic PCIe Rate
    Change. This option should be enabled for certain PCIe devices that change
    their advertised speed during training. The option is disabled by default, and
    should only be enabled if the system is configured with a device which is
    training at a less than advertised speed.
    
    \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for MCTP Broadcast
    Support. This option is used to control the PCIe Management Component
    Transport Protocol (MCTP) support for a given slot. This option can be used to
    disable MCTP support to a given PCIe endpoint that may not properly support
    this protocol. It is recommended that this option remain enabled for full
    system functionality.
    
    \- Added support for reporting CPU PPIN/Serial Number in SMBIOS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636459200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    \- This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD
    security patch (AMD-SN-1021) which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12954, CVE-2020-12961,
    CVE-2021-26331, CVE-2021-26335, CVE-2021-26315, CVE-2020-12946,
    CVE-2020-12951. CVE-2021-26336, CVE-2021-26337, CVE-2021-26338,
    CVE-2021-26320, CVE-2020-12944, CVE-2020-12988, CVE-2021-26329,
    CVE-2021-26330, CVE-2021-26321, CVE-2021-26323, CVE-2021-26325,
    CVE-2021-26326, CVE-2021-26322, CVE-2021-26327, and CVE-2021-26312. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    \- This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD
    security patch (AMD-SN-1007) which provides mitigation for AMD vulnerability
    with PSP Code Execution documented by AMD. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    \- Addressed an issue where in the OS does not display the true CPU Max Core
    Frequency.
    
    \- Addressed an issue where BootMode and UefiOptimizedBoot settings are not
    accessible through Redfish on class 3 systems.
    
    \- Addressed an issue where the controller's name is missing in BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) and One Time Boot Menu if HPE SR416i-a x16 Lanes 4GB
    Cache NVMe/SAS 24G Gen10 Plus Controller or HPE SR932i-p x32 Lanes 8GB Wide
    Cache NVMe/SAS 24G PCIe4 x16 Gen10 Plus Controller is installed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_12-03-2021" date="1639483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    \- Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold
    Events being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The
    system monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected
    Memory Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased
    risk of an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may
    log a Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not
    at an increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version or later before
    replacing DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022" date="1646049600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Correctable Memory Error Threshold
    Events on DIMM slots 9/10/13/14/15/16 with AMD EPYC 7773/7573/7473/7373 CPU
    SKUs not being reported in the IML (Integrated Management Log).
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022-2.1" date="1653307200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Correctable Memory Error Threshold
    Events on DIMM slots 9/10/13/14/15/16 with AMD EPYC 7773/7573/7473/7373 CPU
    SKUs not being reported in the IML (Integrated Management Log).
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_06-09-2022" date="1657281600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors which addresses and
    issue with Windows 2022 AQ Secure Core certification.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-0778. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented
    as CVE-2022-27405. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661342400">-     Added support for the latest HPE UBM6 backplanes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661428800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR Code in ROM Based Setup Menu (RBSU) was not
    valid.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-30-2022" date="1671624000">-     Implemented PMU Memory BIST test options for Milan platforms.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-30-2022" date="1671710400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would encounter an unexpected shutdown
    with "Internal processors error" in the IML while running the TPM scripts.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system boot-up would hang if the system has
    installed mutiple PCIe devices and set to "Dual Bifurcation" at the same time.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676376000">-     Add new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    controlling the processors P0 (maximum) frequency. This includes the Custom
    Pstate0 option with settings of Auto (default) and Manual and the Pstate0
    Frequency(MHz) option that allows setting the P0 frequency. When the Custom
    Pstate0 option is configured for Manual, the value of the Pstate0
    Frequency(MHz) is used for the processors P0 frequency. When the Custom
    Pstate0 option is configured for Auto, the processor uses its normal, maximum
    P0 frequency and the Pstate0 Frequency(MHz) option is not configurable. In
    System Configuration (RBSU), these options are located under the
    BIOS/Processor Options. This setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CustomPstate0
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/Pstate0Frequency</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676462400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM updates zlib to 1.2.13 which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-37434). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the v1.1.1s openSSL which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2097). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683460800">-     The following options from RBSU will hide if using customized iPXE.
    
    iPXE Script Auto-Start
    
    iPXE Script Verification
    
    iPXE Auto-Start Script Location
    
    Network Location for iPXE Auto-Start Script</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.A for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Access Control Service" option under RBSU did
    not work.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691409600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling L1 IO Drop Chain Enable to drop chain write support to avoid
    unexpected timeouts due to under certain conditions, some high-bandwidth PCIe
    devices could fail to complete the transaction.
    
    In System Configuration (RBSU), the option is located under L1 IO Drop Chain
    Enable in Service Option when the system is with AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This setting has the following Redfish properties.
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/oem/hpe/service/settings/DropChainedWrite</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20593 for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors, and
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20569 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processor. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Addressed an issue where RSOD would occur when entering "System Information"
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.84_08-17-2023" date="1693569600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-27-2023" date="1700049600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2023-20592 for both AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1708516800">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1708603200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.C
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for
    security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd
    Generation EPYC processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the
    CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the
    System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.
    This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI
    Dxe driver vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229 CVE-2023-45230
    CVE-2023-45231 CVE-2023-45232 CVE-2023-45233 CVE-2023-45234 CVE-2023-45235
    CVE-2023-45236 CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31315 for AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-5678, CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code
    MilanPI 1.0.0.D for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the
    System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation
    EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system could not detect iSCSI drive
    through IPv6 installation when iSCSI IpAddressType was set to auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would not complete POST after BIOS firmware
    updated to ver 3.00 with E810-XXVDA4''s installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would hang with ASSERT during POST after
    adding DIMMs.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Processor Options/AMD IC Config
    Disable IT Bypass" and set to "Disabled" by default. Enable this option if a
    UMCE with Bank 0x03 and Synd[0]=1 is logged in IML on EPYC 7003 processors.
    
    This setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/AmdIcConfigDisableITBypass</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.D
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.J for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving configuration page of MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue that Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for MR Controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_09-05-2024" date="1726142400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where HDD numbering was incorrect for 4LFF backplane
    installed on Port 9A.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728561600">-     Added Zilia DIMM manufacturer ID for SMBIOS information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.E
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the iLO firmware version may show incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1734004800">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1734091200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain Server Configuration Lock settings cannot be
    modified by Redfish interface.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.
    
    Updated language translations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter an SMI storm when PCIe error
    disconnect recover(EDR) failed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_03-21-2025" date="1743163200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.G
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748174400">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang at POST when there are 8TB system
    memory and E810 NIC card installed.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757592000">-     Updated the default Secure Boot dbx to mitigate CVE-2025-3052.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757678400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus v2 server.
    
    Addressed an issue where changing BIOS settings via Redfish would fail if a
    BIOS update was performed during the same boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.90_10-03-2025" date="1760011200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.92_11-27-2025" date="1764849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.H
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.H
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.00_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     This revision of the System ROM includes mitigations for CVE-2026-22796 and
    CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigations for
    CVE-2026-22796 and CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system encounter a Red Screen of Death(RSOD) when
    booting Windows Server 2022 after the Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011
    certificate had been removed from the Secure Boot DB.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04_04-02-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="db7c0c12237ffd5d2b5478a9d539a1da7307f2a5a8305c14e38cfa44785b1e52" name="firmware-system-a47" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4.04_2026_04_02" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_11-06-2020" date="1618574400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_02-23-2021" date="1618747200">-     Added support for AMD EPYC 7003 processors.
    
    Added support for Direct Liquid Cooling solution.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) for Platform RAS Policy to
    control the Platform Resiliency and Serviceability (RAS) policy. This option
    controls whether platform firmware or the operating system has control of
    corrected error handling and reporting.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_02-23-2021" date="1618833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    HPE ProLiant XL675d Gen10Plus CPLD version 0F
    
    HPE Apollo 6500 Gen10 Plus Chassis CPLD version 0909
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-29-2021" date="1629720000">-     \- Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    AMD Gen 3 EPYC processors. Secured-core servers use a combination of hardware
    features, firmware enablement and Windows Server operating system capabilities
    to provide protection against malware and rootkit security exploits.
    
    \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft
    Secured-core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes
    and configures the corresponding options: AMD I/O Virtualization Technology
    enabled, TPM visible, DMA remapping enabled, AMD DRTM enabled, and Secure Boot
    enabled. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is enabled can
    prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server
    Availability called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start
    an IPMI based watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against
    a boot hang or other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of
    the user to disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has
    booted. Failure to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset
    or shutdown.
    
    \- Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following
    EDK2. Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can
    impact software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as
    Microsoft BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of
    attempting to boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD,
    and what boot devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code
    that is loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.
    
    \- Added an enhancement to existing processor current monitoring in order to
    avoid potential overcurrent shutdowns.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-29-2021" date="1629806400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    \- This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the
    Tianocore Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    \- Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in pre-boot System Utilities
    System Information Page.
    
    \- Addressed an issue with hot-adding drives after removing them from Bay 1
    when using the HPE SR100i Software RAID solution for systems and the UBM4 2SFF
    backplane. In this situation the HDD cannot be detected after re-insertion.
    
    \- Addressed an issue with hot adding a NVMe drives with VMware ESXi when a
    drive bay is empty at boot up. Drive may fail to be added.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636372800">-     \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Dynamic PCIe Rate
    Change. This option should be enabled for certain PCIe devices that change
    their advertised speed during training. The option is disabled by default, and
    should only be enabled if the system is configured with a device which is
    training at a less than advertised speed.
    
    \- Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for MCTP Broadcast
    Support. This option is used to control the PCIe Management Component
    Transport Protocol (MCTP) support for a given slot. This option can be used to
    disable MCTP support to a given PCIe endpoint that may not properly support
    this protocol. It is recommended that this option remain enabled for full
    system functionality.
    
    \- Added support for reporting CPU PPIN/Serial Number in SMBIOS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-29-2021" date="1636459200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    \- This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD
    security patch (AMD-SN-1021) which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12954, CVE-2020-12961,
    CVE-2021-26331, CVE-2021-26335, CVE-2021-26315, CVE-2020-12946,
    CVE-2020-12951. CVE-2021-26336, CVE-2021-26337, CVE-2021-26338,
    CVE-2021-26320, CVE-2020-12944, CVE-2020-12988, CVE-2021-26329,
    CVE-2021-26330, CVE-2021-26321, CVE-2021-26323, CVE-2021-26325,
    CVE-2021-26326, CVE-2021-26322, CVE-2021-26327, and CVE-2021-26312. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    \- This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of AMD
    security patch (AMD-SN-1007) which provides mitigation for AMD vulnerability
    with PSP Code Execution documented by AMD. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    \- Addressed an issue where in the OS does not display the true CPU Max Core
    Frequency.
    
    \- Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold
    Events being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) in cases when they
    should not be logged. The system monitors corrected errors and notifies the
    user when action is required due to an increased risk of an Uncorrected Memory
    Error. Corrected Memory errors are a normal and expected occurrence and do not
    always indicate a higher risk of an Uncorrected Memory Error. Previous
    revisions of the System ROM were incorrectly logging Corrected Memory Error
    Threshold Events to the IML when action should not have been required,
    resulting in unnecessary scheduled downtime to replace DIMMs. It is
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version before replacing
    DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    \- Addressed an issue where BootMode and UefiOptimizedBoot settings are not
    accessible through Redfish on class 3 systems.
    
    \- Addressed an issue where the controller's name is missing in BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) and One Time Boot Menu if HPE SR416i-a x16 Lanes 4GB
    Cache NVMe/SAS 24G Gen10 Plus Controller or HPE SR932i-p x32 Lanes 8GB Wide
    Cache NVMe/SAS 24G PCIe4 x16 Gen10 Plus Controller is installed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_12-03-2021" date="1639483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    \- Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold
    Events being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The
    system monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected
    Memory Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased
    risk of an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may
    log a Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not
    at an increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly
    recommended that the System ROM be updated to this version or later before
    replacing DIMMs due to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022" date="1646049600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Correctable Memory Error Threshold
    Events on DIMM slots 9/10/13/14/15/16 with AMD EPYC 7773/7573/7473/7373 CPU
    SKUs not being reported in the IML (Integrated Management Log).
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_02-10-2022-2.1" date="1653307200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Correctable Memory Error Threshold
    Events on DIMM slots 9/10/13/14/15/16 with AMD EPYC 7773/7573/7473/7373 CPU
    SKUs not being reported in the IML (Integrated Management Log).
    
    Addressed an issue where RAID volumes will be lost when using the "Restore
    Default Manufacturing Settings" feature.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the Administrator Password and Power-On Password
    are set, after clearing the Power-On Password, Administrator Password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system with Microsoft BitLocker enabled may
    incorrectly and intermittently prompt the user to unlock drives after a
    graceful OS reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_06-09-2022" date="1657281600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors which addresses and
    issue with Windows 2022 AQ Secure Core certification.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-0778. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented
    as CVE-2022-27405. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661342400">-     Added support for the latest HPE UBM6 backplanes.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_08-11-2022" date="1661428800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR Code in ROM Based Setup Menu (RBSU) was not
    valid.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-30-2022" date="1670760000">-     Implemented PMU Memory BIST test options for Milan platforms.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_11-30-2022" date="1670846400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of the AMD
    reference code for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would encounter an unexpected shutdown
    with "Internal processors error" in the IML while running the TPM scripts.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system boot-up would hang if the system has
    installed mutiple PCIe devices and set to "Dual Bifurcation" at the same time.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676289600">-     Add new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    controlling the processors P0 (maximum) frequency. This includes the Custom
    Pstate0 option with settings of Auto (default) and Manual and the Pstate0
    Frequency(MHz) option that allows setting the P0 frequency. When the Custom
    Pstate0 option is configured for Manual, the value of the Pstate0
    Frequency(MHz) is used for the processors P0 frequency. When the Custom
    Pstate0 option is configured for Auto, the processor uses its normal, maximum
    P0 frequency and the Pstate0 Frequency(MHz) option is not configurable. In
    System Configuration (RBSU), these options are located under the
    BIOS/Processor Options. This setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/CustomPstate0
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/Pstate0Frequency</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_02-06-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM updates zlib to 1.2.13 which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-37434). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the v1.1.1s openSSL which provides
    mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2097). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683460800">-     The following options from RBSU will hide if using customized iPXE.
    
    iPXE Script Auto-Start
    
    iPXE Script Verification
    
    iPXE Auto-Start Script Location
    
    Network Location for iPXE Auto-Start Script</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.A for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Access Control Service" option under RBSU did
    not work.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691409600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling L1 IO Drop Chain Enable to drop chain write support to avoid
    unexpected timeouts due to under certain conditions, some high-bandwidth PCIe
    devices could fail to complete the transaction.
    
    In System Configuration (RBSU), the option is located under L1 IO Drop Chain
    Enable in Service Option when the system is with AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This setting has the following Redfish properties.
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/oem/hpe/service/settings/DropChainedWrite</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-31-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.F for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM includes
    AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20593 for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors, and
    CVE-2022-23829 and CVE-2023-20569 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processor. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Addressed an issue where RSOD would occur when entering "System Information"
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.84_08-17-2023" date="1693569600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-27-2023" date="1700049600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.B
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.G for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision provides AMD's mitigation for security vulnerabilities for
    CVE-2023-20592 for both AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1708516800">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024" date="1708603200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.C
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for
    security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd
    Generation EPYC processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the
    CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the
    System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229 CVE-2023-45230 CVE-2023-45231 CVE-2023-45232 CVE-2023-45233
    CVE-2023-45234 CVE-2023-45235 CVE-2023-45236 CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.
    This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver vulnerability
    documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM includes the
    mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2023-45229 CVE-2023-45230 CVE-2023-45231 CVE-2023-45232 CVE-2023-45233
    CVE-2023-45234 CVE-2023-45235 CVE-2023-45236 CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024-2.1" date="1710417600">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_01-26-2024-2.1" date="1710504000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 3.00_01-26-2024(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 3.00_01-26-2024. It is not necessary to
    upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade
    the firmware to version 3.00_01-26-2024.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.C
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for
    security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd
    Generation EPYC processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the
    CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the
    System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229 CVE-2023-45230 CVE-2023-45231 CVE-2023-45232 CVE-2023-45233
    CVE-2023-45234 CVE-2023-45235 CVE-2023-45236 CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31346 and CVE-2023-31347 for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC
    processors. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.
    This issue is not unique to HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg iSCSI Dxe driver vulnerability
    documented as CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM includes the
    mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2023-45229 CVE-2023-45230 CVE-2023-45231 CVE-2023-45232 CVE-2023-45233
    CVE-2023-45234 CVE-2023-45235 CVE-2023-45236 CVE-2023-45237.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-17-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-31315 for AMD 2nd and 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-5678, CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code
    MilanPI 1.0.0.C for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the
    System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.H for AMD 2nd Generation
    EPYC processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system could not detect iSCSI drive
    through IPv6 installation when iSCSI IpAddressType was set to auto. Addressed
    an issue where system would not complete POST after BIOS firmware updated to
    ver 3.00 with E810-XXVDA4's installed. Addressed an issue where system would
    hang with ASSERT during POST after adding DIMMs. Addressed an issue where the
    boot order was cleared unexpectedly after configuring System Configuration
    (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot
    Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit. Removed the value of "Not
    Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Server Security/Trusted
    Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs" and set the default value
    as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1724068800">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Processor Options/AMD IC Config
    Disable IT Bypass" and set to "Disabled" by default. Enable this option if a
    UMCE with Bank 0x03 and Synd[0]=1 is logged in IML on EPYC 7003 processors.
    
    This setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/AmdIcConfigDisableITBypass</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_08-07-2024" date="1724155200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.D
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.J for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1728993600">-     Added Zilia DIMM manufacturer ID for SMBIOS information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024" date="1729080000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.E
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the iLO firmware version may show incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024-2.1" date="1729598400">-     Added Zilia DIMM manufacturer ID for SMBIOS information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_10-04-2024-2.1" date="1729684800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.E
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.K for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the iLO firmware version may show incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1736164800">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_12-06-2024" date="1736251200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain Server Configuration Lock settings cannot be
    modified by Redfish interface.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1737979200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.
    
    Updated language translations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_01-16-2025" date="1738065600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1740916800">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_02-21-2025" date="1741003200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter an SMI storm when PCIe error
    disconnect recover(EDR) failed.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.L for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_03-21-2025" date="1743163200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.G
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748433600">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_05-16-2025" date="1748520000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.M for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang at POST when there are 8TB system
    memory installed with certain configuration.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757592000">-     Updated the default Secure Boot dbx to mitigate CVE-2025-3052.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.80_09-05-2025" date="1757678400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus v2 server.
    
    Addressed an issue where changing BIOS settings via Redfish would fail if a
    BIOS update was performed during the same boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.90_10-03-2025" date="1760529600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.F
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.N for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the SEV/SNP feature would not function correctly on
    the DL325 Gen10 Plus server.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.00_01-09-2026" date="1770120000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for
    AMD 2nd Generation EPYC processors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     This revision of the System ROM includes mitigations for CVE-2026-22796 and
    CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.02_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigations for
    CVE-2026-22796 and CVE-2024-38798 security vulnerabilities.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system encounter a Red Screen of Death(RSOD) when
    booting Windows Server 2022 after the Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011
    certificate had been removed from the Secure Boot DB.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 4.04_04-02-2026" date="1778155200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes AMD reference code MilanPI 1.0.0.J
    for AMD 3rd Generation EPYC processors. This revision of the System ROM
    includes AMD reference code RomePI 1.0.0.P for AMD 2nd Generation EPYC
    processors.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="de82e2824b9f5fb7b50ad2b6c2d9a1d845cbedbb6eefc8f1669d3a038c64740b" name="firmware-system-h08" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_03-09-2020" date="1585224000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support. Please see advisory:
    &lt;https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-a00097734en_us&gt;
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 0/1/5/10 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as single RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not
    enabled Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.84_10-23-2020" date="1605182400">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.84_10-23-2020" date="1605268800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v1.82
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v1.82 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.86_02-10-2021" date="1614513600">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.86_02-10-2021" date="1614600000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50567). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50567). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.86_02-10-2021-2.1" date="1621944000">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.86_02-10-2021-2.1" date="1622030400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50567). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50567). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.88_05-13-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.88_05-13-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-27-2021" date="1639483200">-      Added support for WS2022 HSTI certificate management.
      * Integrated Samsung STEP 3.03 support.
      * Added support for STEP DRAM and Intel Advanced Memory tests in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-27-2021" date="1639569600">-     Addresses  CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.92_01-18-2022" date="1650369600">-     See the release document H08_1.92_01_18_2022 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.92_01-18-2022" date="1650456000">-     See the release document H08_1.92_01_18_2022 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.94_04-18-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**  
      
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.  
      
    **Firmware Dependencies:**  
      
    None  
      
    **Problems Fixed:**  
      
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159.  These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032.  This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
      
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP) the option with be forced back to be HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    (ADDDC) while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.  
      
    **Known Issues:**  
      
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.96_05-18-2022" date="1656331200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.98_07-15-2022" date="1661428800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_10-13-2022" date="1667995200">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_10-13-2022" date="1668081600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_02-09-2023" date="1677153600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_02-09-2023" date="1677240000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system might fail to boot when TXT is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.06_04-20-2023" date="1683892800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases. Addressed the issue where the power-on-
    password dialog popped up even though user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.08_07-24-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_09-14-2023" date="1695816000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where sensors for PCIe cards on slots 2 or 3 may not be
    detected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_10-31-2023" date="1701086400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Restore Manufacturing Defaults and Restore Defaults
    from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710676800">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710763200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="70a16f9a98a32fe60fe684274583e9f9f7f8726357b0f64d73f6617ce541471f" name="firmware-system-h10" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-12-2021" date="1631016000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_10-07-2021" date="1646568000">-     Added support for updating NVMe/SATA drive firmware managed by Intel VROC via
    Firmware Update page in UEFI System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_10-07-2021" date="1646654400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe SSDs May Be Listed As "UEFI Misc Device" in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) "One-Time Boot Menu" if Intel NVMe VROC is
    Enabled (Document ID: a00113593en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where The NVMe Storage Drives Will Not De Displayed in the
    Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Pages if Intel NVMe VROC (CPU/VMD) is Enabled
    (Document ID: a00113587en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled. The "Extended Memory Test"
    option is disabled by default and this issue would only impact customers who
    had specifically configured this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected
    Memory Errors were due to an issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and
    do NOT indicate an issue with the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_04-28-2022" date="1652702400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where System Configuration were showing wrong information
    on Backup Power Source for HPE Smart Array P408i.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.62_08-16-2022" date="1663243200">-     Changed the behavior of Restore Manufacturing Defaults from restoring the
    settings for UEFI, NICs and RAID cards to UEFI only.
    
    Added vRAN workload profile in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    Added Acoustic Mode support in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.62_08-16-2022" date="1663329600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where I/O devices accessing memory during heavy workloads
    with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series installed can experience slow
    response times, resulting in completion timeout errors on the I/O device. This
    can result in a Blue Screen in Windows, a kernel panic in Linux, or a Purple
    Screen in VMWare.
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    Addressed an issue where if the administrator password and power-on password
    are set, after clearing power-on password, administrator password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue
    (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00119362en_us) where
    the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot Device may shut down intermittently
    and may log the following System Overheating message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML): "System Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O
    Board, Temperature61) ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles
    installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21136, and CVE-2022-21151. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616, and
    INTEL-SA-00617. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0004. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00613. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317.  This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site.  This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032.  This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where incorrect Drive Location is reported for HPE MegaRAID
    Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers under Secure Erase Report  
      
    Addressed an issue where PCI network boot option shows only one port for Intel
    E810-2CQDA2 Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP28 Adapter for HPE (P41611-B21) when
    bifurcation is enabled.  More details can be found in the Customer Advisory
    (CA) link below: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-
    a00118261en_us
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    Addressed an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) status displays
    Degraded A3DC on iLO web page but there is no memory failure displayed in
    iLO.This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21136, and CVE-2022-21151. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616, and
    INTEL-SA-00617. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657.
    This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068).  This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.  This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405).  This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    **Known Issues:**  
      
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_12-02-2022" date="1671624000">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of Intel VROC
    UEFI driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_12-02-2022" date="1671710400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel PLR3
    OOB guidance. Please avoid switching back to BIOS version 1.62_08-16-2022
    after updating to BIOS 1.64_12-02-2022. Doing this may cause system to hang
    during POST. Please restore manufacturing default if that happens.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel PLR3
    OOB update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-33972. This security vulnerability is
    documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Boot timer record was increasing incorrectly
    after every warm reboot.
    
    Addressed a possible hang issue when using a newer PCIe device with a very
    high PCI bus requirement.
    
    Addressed an issue where Reboot Required radio button isn't highlighted after
    BIOS restore.
    
    Added changes in vRAN workload profile to match Intel BIOS Settings for
    FlexRAN Reference Guide version 1.4.
    
    Added changes which will reduce the likelihood of erroneous thermal shutdowns.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    Please avoid switching back to BIOS version 1.62_08-16-2022 after updating to
    BIOS 1.64_12-02-2022. Doing this may cause system to hang during POST. Please
    restore manufacturing default if that happens.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.66_02-02-2023" date="1676980800">-     Added "Important: Intel(R) NVMe and Intel(R) VROC are not supported when the
    Boot Mode is configured in Legacy BIOS Mode." message into the RBSU help
    description for Intel NVMe VROC option.
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when Workload
    Profile sets to Custom and Power Regulator sets to OS Control Mode.
    
    Downgraded several debug messages from DEBUG_ERROR to DEBUG_INFO level.
    Removed unnecessary error messages in BIOS serial log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.66_02-02-2023" date="1677067200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21216, CVE-2022-32231,
    CVE-2022-26343, CVE-2022-33196, CVE-2022-38090 and CVE-2022-33972. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where the controller name was not displayed in Japanese
    when MegaRAID was switched to Japanese, .
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info was not displayed properly in iLO
    when Intel PCH VMD is enabled in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA firmware shows N/A under PCI Device
    information.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_03-06-2023" date="1678708800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Add the capability for OEM customer to use customized iPXE image via HPE OEM
    process.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.70_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow user
    input frequency scaling of the processor's internal busses. In System
    Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under "Uncore Frequency Scaling"
    option in "Power and Performance Options". This setting has the following
    Redfish properties. /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMax
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMin
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    disabling Dynamic Loadline switches between EPB modes depending on the P-state
    behavior. Enable or disable the switch could affect the power and performance
    by condition. In System Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under
    "Power and Performance Options". This setting has the following Redfish
    properties. /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/DynamicLoadlineSwitch</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.70_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would hang after uploading the Samsung
    1733/1735 U.3 NVMe Drive firmware through FMP.
    
    Addressed an issue where PMEM NUMA nodes were not continuous (3, 5) under 8 8
    isolated NUMA nodes configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where a drive could not be unmounted when hot-plug
    interrupt was generated during the DPC recovery process, with the event going
    over the DPC threshold.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded NIC 2 cannot be disabled properly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.74_07-24-2023" date="1692792000">-     Disabled "Total Memory Encryption Multi-Tenant" option in RBSU if "Processor
    Physical Addressing" option was set to "Limited". This is for consistency with
    Intel's reference code behavior. The path to the option: Memory Options
    &gt;Memory Encryption Options &gt;Total Memory Encryption Multi-Tenant (TME-MT)
    
    Added Chinese translation for "Intel(R) Speed Select Technology" in RBSU.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.74_07-24-2023" date="1692878400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505, CVE-2022-40982,
    CVE-2023-23908 and CVE-2022-41804. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where the RBSU "Storage Device Information" was empty when
    VROC is enabled.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address the issue where the TPM status displayed in RBSU and iLO web page was
    not in sync.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering "System Information"
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.78_10-31-2023" date="1700136000">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant server also provides the DC power
    supply option.
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$". For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.78_10-31-2023" date="1700222400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710763200">-     Enhanced the SMBIOS type 203 ability for PCI device information displays that
    can support when the PCI slot is bifurcated.
    
    Added an option of "Filter Non-bootable Drives" in RBSU Boot Options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI VPD data would be written unconditionally
    while system is accessing to PCI VPD.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2024.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-45229 and CVE-2023-45853. This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UBM version between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVME hot plug when installing fully loaded NVME
    drives.
    
    Addressed an issue vulnerabilities in network IP stack documented as from
    CVE-2023-45230 to CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIE slot control would disappear in RBSU when
    the PCIE switchboard is installed in the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW ipv6 HDD can't be found under OS when
    iSCSI IP Address Type option is set to Auto in RBSU Network Options / iSCSI
    Configuration / Add an iSCSI Attempt &gt; select Network device &gt; IP Address
    Type.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717329600">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717416000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.2 guidance. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-5678,
    CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented
    in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of
    the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang up with fully installed NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where SMBIOS type 203 show incorrect information when
    Bifurcation/Dual-Bifurcation is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU\Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where UMB firmware version showed incorrectly in Firmware
    information of System Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718798400">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) options "PCIe Device
    Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Data Link Feature/PCIe Slot XX
    Data Link Feature Exchange" and set to "Enabled" by default. These options can
    be used to disable Data Link Feature Exchange when a legacy (Gen 3 or older)
    PCIe card is installed, which is not compatible with this feature. This
    setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/SlotXXDataLinkFeatureExchange</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718884800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU/Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the driver Health Message was shown twice in POST
    when drive was removed and ran cold boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_09-05-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail WS2025 HSTI test.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIe link speed of Microchip AROC Gen10 SR
    controller (AROC controller) may downgrade.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Secure Boot Key Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when DUID-LLT
    is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to detect hot-add SATA
    drive when VROC is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might report intel_th_pci driver probe
    failed in a Linux operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_04-18-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Intel PCH model name is unknown in RBSU
    System information.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log into the wrong DIMM index in the
    Server Configuration Lock detection log after removing the system DIMM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLORest might time out.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750248000">-     Added Uncore Frequency RAPL to system RBSU (System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options &gt;Uncore
    Freq RAPL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750334400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Maximum/Minimum Uncore Frequency values in system
    configuration RBSU might still be configurable in some non-editable cases.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_10-03-2025" date="1760011200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where megacell batteries might not manifest correctly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.
    
    Added CPU C1 Auto Demotion/ UnDemotion option in System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system PXE boot in legacy mode might fail when
    using the Intel I350-T4 OCP NIC.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might display spurious interrupt message
    during Linux boot up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     Resolved various issues to improve system stability and performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Added support for ASIX USB to Ethernet adapter driver version 3.3.2, resolving
    PXE boot stability issues with ASIX AX88179A chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for CVE-2026-22796
    security vulnerability.
    
    Addressed a critical SMM (System Management Mode) execution issue where
    corrected error handling code for non-memory or non-PCIe errors would access
    non-SMRAM memory, causing page fault exceptions. The fix caches environment
    variables in SMM via Constructor to prevent accessing non-SMRAM memory during
    SMM execution.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="d6a314975e1c31407f68ff5934195a03dd06ebab6a33725224269e47d67d6bf1" name="firmware-system-u30" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_06-01-2017" date="1500292800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_06-14-2017" date="1500379200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 servers using the 2 SFF Premium HDD
    front NVMe/SAS/SATA Kit (Part Number 826687-B21). This is the minimum ROM
    revision required to support servers using this option. If utilizing an
    earlier revision of the System ROM with this option, PCIe Slot 1 will not
    function and any devices installed in that slot will not be visible to the
    system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1506427200">-     Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. This feature can be enabled from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Boot Time Optimizations Menu. This support
    requires Power Management Controller Firmware version 1.0.4 and Integrated
    Lights-Out (iLO) Firmware version 1.15 or later.
    
    Added support for the HPE Core Boost Technology. This feature requires HPE
    Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.2.6 or later.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for LLC Dead Line Allocation. When running certain applications,
    modifying this setting from its default value may improve system performance.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for Stale A to S. When running certain applications, modifying this
    setting from its default value may improve system performance.
    
    Added support to detect and report unbalanced memory configurations that may
    result in non-optimal performance. Please consult the Memory Population
    Guidelines for more information on memory population rules and
    recommendations.
    
    Added a new Auto option for the XPT Prefetcher in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menu that will default the XPT prefetcher to disabled
    based on a current Intel sighting processor issue.  Enabling this option (via
    setting this option for Force Enable) may improve latency performance, but
    Intel has indicated rare stability issues may occur if XPT Prefetcher is
    enabled.
    
    Added support for HPE 128GB SmartMemory Load Reduced DIMMs (LRDIMMs).
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1506513600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded UEFI Shell restclient utility would not
    properly configure attributes for Network TLS (HTTPS) support.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI or Legacy Boot Order could still be modified
    after an incorrect Administrator Password was entered in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded AHCI SATA controller would not show up
    properly in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) PCI Devices menu when no
    drives were attached to the controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where saving a configuration setting from an optional
    device's configuration page in the System Utilities menu would not be saved
    properly.  This issue was seen with one Network Adapter card.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM would not correctly report a
    configuration error for the HPE Smart Battery storage subsystem when more
    devices were installed than could be supported by the installed battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where a platform configured with direct attached NVMe hard
    drives may report the incorrect location (box and bay location) from the
    System Utilities page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities menu may not show the proper
    name for an optional PCIe Adapter.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis power supply information would not be
    properly reported from the Industry Standard SMBIOS records.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Lights Out (iLO) remote Console
    Keyboard and Mouse may not function properly when the system is configured for
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not exist on systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Jitter Performance feature settings could not
    be properly modified from the Integrated Lights Out web interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report that the HPE Smart Battery is
    charging when in fact the battery has failed. It is recommended to flash to
    this system ROM if a system is reporting Smart Battery issues.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) option for TPM
    Visibility could not be configured through the RESTful API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when repeatedly
    typing characters, such as DIR, in Legacy Boot Mode from a pre-OS environment.
    This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode or a system once the
    system boots into an operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain third party PCIe adapters, such as a Dialogic
    adapter, would not function properly due to the PCIe Maximum Payload size
    being incorrectly programmed.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain NVMe devices may not be detected when the x16
    slot PCIe Riser and three slot x8 riser are present in the server.
    
    Addressed an issue where a Network Boot option would still show an entry  in
    the Legacy Boot Order when Network Boot was disabled on the device from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Network Options Menu. This issue does not
    affect systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when using the TAB
    key in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS would not properly identify and halt a
    system from booting with an invalid DIMM configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Energy
    Efficient Turbo setting was "backwards".  When the configuration setting was
    set to enabled, the feature would actually be Disabled.  When configured to
    Disabled, the feature would actually be enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server might lockup and display a red screen when
    trying to repair a failed RAID volume off of an S100i SW RAID controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RESTful API may report that BIOS settings were
    not applied properly even when they are properly configured.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot after
    a warm reset, typically seen with a blank screen, when a Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM) is installed.  If reboot issues are seen with systems containing
    an optional TPM, it is highly recommended the System ROM be enabled to this
    revision or later.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system may incorrectly report a
    413 Innovation Engine Authentication Error on a server reboot.
    
    Removed support for the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power On Logo
    disable functionality.
    
    Removed support for the chipset firmware based Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
    known as Intel Platform Trust Technology (Intel PTT). This feature is no
    longer supported due to stability issues and Intel recommends not supporting
    this feature. Users should instead install a discrete HPE TPM option for this
    support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510747200">-     Added support for HPE 16GB NVDIMM-N Persistent Memory. Support for this
    feature also requires Innovation Firmware Version 0.1.3.2. This version of
    System ROM and Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.3.2 are the minimum supported
    Firmware for this feature.
    
    Added support for HPE Scalable Persistent Memory. Support for this feature
    also requires Innovation Firmware Version 0.1.3.2. This version of System ROM
    and Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.3.2 are the minimum supported Firmware for
    this feature.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-15-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-15-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured for HPE Scalable Persistent
    Memory may not properly log a backup failure event to the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured for Scalable Persistent Memory may
    not function properly after changing certain BIOS/Platform Configuration
    (RBSU) Settings such as Intel TXT support. Previously these configuration
    changes could have led to a loss of persistent data.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with NVDIMM-N Memory or Scalable
    Persistent Memory may experience a loss of persistent data during a system
    crash event that would cause a fatal processor error condition (IERR). This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_07-03-2019" date="1568289600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Network Choice (NC) SKUs of the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10
    Server. These server SKUs do not include the embedded NIC. This revision of
    the System ROM supports all SKUs of the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Server, but
    does not include any new functionality or issue fixes for non-NC SKUs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVIDIA V100 GPUs may experience a thermal shutdown or
    Unexpected PCIe Uncorrectable error to the GPU. This issue only impacts the
    NVIDIA V100 GPU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597320000">-     Updated thermal support for the server to include the HPE NS204i-p Controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653393600">-     Added support for HPE MegaRAID Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers MR216i-a and
    MR416i-a.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653480000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="847ad96f2efcbb8dec833fb5e27e00c642addc16959b456b1b6015975e1278ab" name="firmware-system-u31" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1503489600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    does NOT have issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system
    behavior which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the
    Spectre Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1521028800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1521115200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-11-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-11-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded Network Controller may not function
    properly under an operating system when the server is configured with a high
    number of optional PCIe Adapters.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653652800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="e42c4ecda802a30192703be73e0db22333f4fe346663e46de056de99ec355558" name="firmware-system-u32" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_06-01-2017" date="1500379200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1504612800">-     Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. This feature can be enabled from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Boot Time Optimizations Menu. For proper
    operation, please ensure that Power Management Controller Firmware version
    1.0.4 and Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Firmware version 1.15 are updated on the
    server.
    
    Added support for the HPE Core Boost Technology. This feature also require HPE
    Innovation Engine Firmware 1.2.4 to be updated on the system to properly
    function.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for LLC Dead Line Allocation. When running certain applications, it may
    be necessary to change this parameter for optimal system performance.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for Stale A to S. When running certain applications, it may be
    necessary to change this parameter for optimal system performance.
    
    Added support to detect and report unbalanced memory configurations that may
    result in non-optimal performance. Please consult the Memory Population
    Guidelines for more information on memory population rules and
    recommendations.
    
    Added a new Auto option for the XPT Prefetcher in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menu that will default the XPT prefetched to disabled
    based on a current Intel sighting. It is recommended that users leave this
    setting in Auto mode and do not Force Enable the option due to potential
    stability issues.
    
    Added support for HPE 128GB SmartMemory Load Reduced DIMMs (LRDIMMs).
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest adapters.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1504699200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded UEFI Shell restclient utility would not
    properly configure attributes for Network TLS (HTTPS) support.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI or Legacy Boot Order could still be modified
    after an incorrect Administrator Password was entered in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded AHCI SATA controller would not show up
    properly in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) PCI Devices menu when no
    drives were attached to the controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis power supply information would not be
    properly reported from the Industry Standard SMBIOS records.
    
    Addressed an issue where saving a setting from an Optional Devices
    configuration page, such as a Network Adapter, in the System Utilities menu
    would not be saved properly.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM would not correctly report a
    configurations error for the HPE Smart Battery storage subsystem when more
    devices were installed than could be supported by the installed battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where a platform configured with direct attached NVMe hard
    drives may report the incorrect location (box and bay location) from the
    System Utilities page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities menu may not show the proper
    name for an optional PCIe Adapter.
    
    Addressed an issue where the SMBIOS Type 3 record for chassis information may
    not properly report the chassis serial number.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Lights Out (iLO) remote Console
    Keyboard and Mouse may not function properly when the system is configured for
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not exist on systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis firmware revision would not be reported
    properly from the System Information page or Integrated Lights Out (iLO) web
    interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Jitter Performance feature settings could not
    be properly modified from the Integrated Lights Out web interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report that the HPE Smart Battery is
    charging when in fact the battery has failed. It is recommended to flash to
    this system ROM if a system is reporting Smart Battery issues.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) option for TPM
    Visibility could not be configured through the RESTful API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when repeatedly
    typing characters, such as DIR, in Legacy Boot Mode from a pre-OS environment.
    This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode or a system once the
    system boots into an operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain third party PCIe adapters, such as a Dialogic
    adapter, would not function properly due to the PCIe Maximum Payload size
    being incorrectly programmed.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain NVMe devices may not be detected when the x16
    slot PCIe Riser and three slot x8 riser are present in the server.
    
    Addressed an issue where a Network Boot option would still show an entry in
    the Legacy Boot Order when Network Boot was disabled on the device from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Network Options Menu. This issue does not
    affect systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when using the TAB
    key in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS would not properly identify and halt a
    system from booting with an invalid DIMM configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Energy
    Efficient Turbo setting was backwards.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server might lockup and display a red screen when
    trying to repair a failed RAID volume off of a S100i SW RAID controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server might become unresponsive during boot when
    trying to repair a failed RAID volume off of a S100i SW RAID controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RESTful API may report that BIOS settings were
    not applied properly even when they are properly configured.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot after
    a warm reset, typically seen with a blank screen, when a Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM) is installed.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system may incorrectly report a
    413 Innovation Engine Authentication Error on a server reboot.
    
    Removed support for the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power On Logo
    disable functionality.
    
    Removed the Platform Configuration (RBSU) Option to enable or disable the
    Embedded Diagnostics. Embedded Diagnostics is not supported on this server and
    the menu option should not have been available and was not functional.
    
    Removed support for the Chipset based Firmware Trusted Platform Module (Intel
    PTT). This feature is no longer support due to stability issues. Users should
    instead install a discrete HPE TPM option for this support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510747200">-     Added support for HPE 16GB NVDIMM-N Persistent Memory. Support for this
    feature also requires Innovation Firmware Version 0.1.3.2. This version of
    System ROM and Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.3.2 are the minimum supported
    Firmware for this feature.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with NVDIMM-N Memory may
    experience a loss of persistent data during a system crash event that would
    cause a fatal processor error condition (IERR). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_07-03-2019" date="1568289600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for Network Choice (NC) SKUs of the HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10
    Server. These server SKUs do not include the embedded NIC. This revision of
    the System ROM supports all SKUs of the HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 Server, but
    does not include any new functionality or issue fixes for non-NC SKUs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597320000">-     Updated thermal support for the server to include the HPE NS204i-p Controller.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021-2.1" date="1634040000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    The 2.54_09-03-2021(B) flash component contains the 2.54 ROM flash image. The
    previous flash component had an issue that caused system upgrade to version
    2.52 instead of version 2.54.  For any systems where the previous flash
    component was utilized, the system should be updated again with this flash
    component to properly install the version 2.54 System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653393600">-     Added support for HPE MegaRAID Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers MR216i-a and
    MR416i-a.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653480000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="6da83f69baeb2e9dcacb87cbbef8b7fa8e401a0d71f07e60926aaa194ecc5668" name="firmware-system-u33" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1503403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1503489600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508673600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled.  This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM.  This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM.  Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor.  If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510747200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514894400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518696000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530619200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None  
    
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_07-09-2019" date="1564488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for the NVIDIA Quardo RTX4000
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568808000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573128000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573214400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653652800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723636800">-     See the release document U33_3.30_07_31_2024 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     See the release document U33_3.30_07_31_2024 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     Resolved various issues to improve system stability and performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="c2e19016ecd2bc4f97329f8aec8af3de74f12705271b3382f9009b94fbdcbde2" name="firmware-system-u34" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_06-01-2017" date="1496836800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1504526400">-     Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. This feature can be enabled from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Boot Time Optimizations Menu. This support
    requires Power Management Controller Firmware version 1.0.4 and Integrated
    Lights-Out (iLO) Firmware version 1.15 or later.
    
    Added support for the HPE Core Boost Technology. This feature requires HPE
    Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.2.6 or later.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for LLC Dead Line Allocation. When running certain applications,
    modifying this setting from its default value may improve system performance.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for Stale A to S. When running certain applications, modifying this
    setting from its default value may improve system performance.
    
    Added support to detect and report unbalanced memory configurations that may
    result in non-optimal performance. Please consult the Memory Population
    Guidelines for more information on memory population rules and
    recommendations.
    
    Added a new Auto option for the XPT Prefetcher in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menu that will default the XPT prefetcher to disabled
    based on a current Intel sighting processor issue.  Enabling this option (via
    setting this option for Force Enable) may improve latency performance, but
    Intel has indicated rare stability issues may occur if XPT Prefetcher is
    enabled.
    
    Added support for HPE 128GB SmartMemory Load Reduced DIMMs (LRDIMMs).
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1504612800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded UEFI Shell restclient utility would not
    properly configure attributes for Network TLS (HTTPS) support.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI or Legacy Boot Order could still be modified
    after an incorrect Administrator Password was entered in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded AHCI SATA controller would not show up
    properly in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) PCI Devices menu when no
    drives were attached to the controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where saving a configuration setting from an optional
    device's configuration page in the System Utilities menu would not be saved
    properly.  This issue was seen with one Network Adapter card.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM would not correctly report a
    configuration error for the HPE Smart Battery storage subsystem when more
    devices were installed than could be supported by the installed battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where a platform configured with direct attached NVMe hard
    drives may report the incorrect location (box and bay location) from the
    System Utilities page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities menu may not show the proper
    name for an optional PCIe Adapter.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis power supply information would not be
    properly reported from the Industry Standard SMBIOS records.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Lights Out (iLO) remote Console
    Keyboard and Mouse may not function properly when the system is configured for
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not exist on systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Jitter Performance feature settings could not
    be properly modified from the Integrated Lights Out web interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report that the HPE Smart Battery is
    charging when in fact the battery has failed. It is recommended to flash to
    this system ROM if a system is reporting Smart Battery issues.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) option for TPM
    Visibility could not be configured through the RESTful API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when repeatedly
    typing characters, such as DIR, in Legacy Boot Mode from a pre-OS environment.
    This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode or a system once the
    system boots into an operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain third party PCIe adapters, such as a Dialogic
    adapter, would not function properly due to the PCIe Maximum Payload size
    being incorrectly programmed.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain NVMe devices may not be detected when the x16
    slot PCIe Riser and three slot x8 riser are present in the server.
    
    Addressed an issue where a Network Boot option would still show an entry  in
    the Legacy Boot Order when Network Boot was disabled on the device from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Network Options Menu. This issue does not
    affect systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when using the TAB
    key in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS would not properly identify and halt a
    system from booting with an invalid DIMM configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Energy
    Efficient Turbo setting was "backwards".  When the configuration setting was
    set to enabled, the feature would actually be Disabled.  When configured to
    Disabled, the feature would actually be enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server might lockup and display a red screen when
    trying to repair a failed RAID volume off of an S100i SW RAID controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RESTful API may report that BIOS settings were
    not applied properly even when they are properly configured.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot after
    a warm reset, typically seen with a blank screen, when a Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM) is installed.  If reboot issues are seen with systems containing
    an optional TPM, it is highly recommended the System ROM be enabled to this
    revision or later.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system may incorrectly report a
    413 Innovation Engine Authentication Error on a server reboot.
    
    Removed support for the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power On Logo
    disable functionality.
    
    Removed the Platform Configuration (RBSU) Option to enable or disable the
    Embedded Diagnostics.  Embedded Diagnostics is not supported on this server
    and the menu option should not have been available and was not functional.
    
    Removed Embedded Diagnostics support from System Utilities.
    
    Removed support for the chipset firmware based Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
    known as Intel Platform Trust Technology (Intel PTT). This feature is no
    longer supported due to stability issues and Intel recommends not supporting
    this feature. Users should instead install a discrete HPE TPM option for this
    support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508673600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510747200">-     Added support for HPE 16GB NVDIMM-N Persistent Memory. Support for this
    feature also requires Innovation Firmware Version 0.1.3.2. This version of
    System ROM and Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.3.2 are the minimum supported
    Firmware for this feature.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514894400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518696000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    Added a new Power Supply Redundancy Message to inform a user of running a
    system configured with four power supplies in an invalid Power Supply
    Redundancy Mode such as 1+1 Redundancy Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530619200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with NVDIMM-N Memory may
    experience a loss of persistent data during a system crash event that would
    cause a fatal processor error condition (IERR). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.  
    
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568808000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573128000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573214400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653652800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="fbd239cc6d510bd6e783e32c8ca1c5a729938bf81742941e8726c524b15f97d2" name="firmware-system-u37" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_06-02-2017" date="1496923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_06-14-2017" date="1502971200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_06-14-2017" date="1503057600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the incorrect drive LED could be lit on a drive
    notification event with the embedded HPE SmartArray s100i controller when
    using a Microsoft Windows operating system. This issue does not impact systems
    configured for SATA AHCI Mode.
    
    Removed the Platform Configuration (RBSU) Option to enable or disable the
    Embedded Diagnostics. Embedded Diagnostics is not supported on this server and
    the menu option should not have been available and was not functional.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1504612800">-     Added support for Dynamic Power Capping. This feature can be enabled from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Boot Time Optimizations Menu. This support
    requires Power Management Controller Firmware version 1.0.4 and Integrated
    Lights-Out (iLO) Firmware version 1.15 or later.
    
    Added support for the HPE Core Boost Technology. This feature requires HPE
    Innovation Engine Firmware 0.1.2.6 or later.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for LLC Dead Line Allocation. When running certain applications,
    modifying this setting from its default value may improve system performance.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance Tuning
    option for Stale A to S. When running certain applications, modifying this
    setting from its default value may improve system performance.
    
    Added support to detect and report unbalanced memory configurations that may
    result in non-optimal performance. Please consult the Memory Population
    Guidelines for more information on memory population rules and
    recommendations.
    
    Added a new Auto option for the XPT Prefetcher in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menu that will default the XPT prefetcher to disabled
    based on a current Intel sighting processor issue.  Enabling this option (via
    setting this option for Force Enable) may improve latency performance, but
    Intel has indicated rare stability issues may occur if XPT Prefetcher is
    enabled.
    
    Added support for HPE 128GB SmartMemory Load Reduced DIMMs (LRDIMMs).
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest GPU adapters.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1504699200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded UEFI Shell restclient utility would not
    properly configure attributes for Network TLS (HTTPS) support.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI or Legacy Boot Order could still be modified
    after an incorrect Administrator Password was entered in the BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded AHCI SATA controller would not show up
    properly in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) PCI Devices menu when no
    drives were attached to the controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where saving a configuration setting from an optional
    device's configuration page in the System Utilities menu would not be saved
    properly.  This issue was seen with one Network Adapter card.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM would not correctly report a
    configuration error for the HPE Smart Battery storage subsystem when more
    devices were installed than could be supported by the installed battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where a platform configured with direct attached NVMe hard
    drives may report the incorrect location (box and bay location) from the
    System Utilities page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities menu may not show the proper
    name for an optional PCIe Adapter.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis power supply information would not be
    properly reported from the Industry Standard SMBIOS records.
    
    Addressed an issue where the chassis firmware revision would not be reported
    properly from the System Information page or Integrated Lights Out (iLO) web
    interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Industry Standard SMBIOS Type 3 record for
    chassis information may not properly report the chassis serial number.  
      
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Lights Out (iLO) remote Console
    Keyboard and Mouse may not function properly when the system is configured for
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not exist on systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Jitter Performance feature settings could not
    be properly modified from the Integrated Lights Out web interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report that the HPE Smart Battery is
    charging when in fact the battery has failed. It is recommended to flash to
    this system ROM if a system is reporting Smart Battery issues.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) option for TPM
    Visibility could not be configured through the RESTful API.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when repeatedly
    typing characters, such as DIR, in Legacy Boot Mode from a pre-OS environment.
    This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode or a system once the
    system boots into an operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain third party PCIe adapters, such as a Dialogic
    adapter, would not function properly due to the PCIe Maximum Payload size
    being incorrectly programmed.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain NVMe devices may not be detected when the x16
    slot PCIe Riser and three slot x8 riser are present in the server.
    
    Addressed an issue where a Network Boot option would still show an entry  in
    the Legacy Boot Order when Network Boot was disabled on the device from the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Network Options Menu. This issue does not
    affect systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive when using the TAB
    key in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) menus.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS would not properly identify and halt a
    system from booting with an invalid DIMM configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Energy
    Efficient Turbo setting was "backwards".  When the configuration setting was
    set to enabled, the feature would actually be Disabled.  When configured to
    Disabled, the feature would actually be enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server might lockup and display a red screen when
    trying to repair a failed RAID volume off of an S100i SW RAID controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RESTful API may report that BIOS settings were
    not applied properly even when they are properly configured.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot after
    a warm reset, typically seen with a blank screen, when a Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM) is installed.  If reboot issues are seen with systems containing
    an optional TPM, it is highly recommended the System ROM be enabled to this
    revision or later.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system may incorrectly report a
    413 Innovation Engine Authentication Error on a server reboot.
    
    Removed support for the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power On Logo
    disable functionality.
    
    Removed support for the chipset firmware based Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
    known as Intel Platform Trust Technology (Intel PTT). This feature is no
    longer supported due to stability issues and Intel recommends not supporting
    this feature. Users should instead install a discrete HPE TPM option for this
    support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508673600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510747200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514894400">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518696000">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.38_03-20-2018-2.1" date="1523534400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an intermittent RESTful API
    Error or the BIOS REST Registry would not be available after a system reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the integrated Intel Omni Path UEFI Driver to version 1.6.0.0.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530619200">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.  
    
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568808000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573128000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573214400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597233600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    HPE recommends that customers using Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to
    this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1629720000">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1629806400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632830400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer stops after a cold boot with
    IPMI watch dog timer enabled in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1647000000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP) the option with be forced back to be HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    (ADDDC) while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1654084800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676894400">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691409600">-     None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site.  This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Restore Manufacturing Defaults and Restore Defaults
    from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1713182400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1713268800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717934400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1718020800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1726747200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Windows Server 2025 HLK TPM2.0 UEFI Preboot Interface
    test failed on XL450Gen10.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1727352000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728907200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024-2.1" date="1729684800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="0a49807de30d94a774652d19081392b62ee36d9004c4bbe1ff5972d56d47fce8" name="firmware-system-u38" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1506513600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-23-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system may incorrectly report a
    Smart Storage battery failure on a server reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-11-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-11-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the embedded Network Controller may not function
    properly under an operating system when the server is configured with a high
    number of optional PCIe Adapters.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where systems configured with the v2.00
    System ROM may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown error in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML) when running a memory intensive workload. This issue did
    not exist in the v1.50 versions of the System ROMs or earlier.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.08_05-23-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.08_05-23-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1565006400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597233600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    HPE recommends that customers using Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to
    this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1629720000">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1629806400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632830400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021-2.1" date="1643371200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer stops after a cold boot with
    IPMI watch dog timer enabled in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1647000000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP) the option with be forced back to be HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    (ADDDC) while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1654084800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.69_08-19-2022" date="1661947200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Enhanced the system thermal settings to provide improved acoustics when the
    server is configured in legacy boot mode with M.2 SSDs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676894400">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Restore Manufacturing Defaults and Restore Defaults
    from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="1d6b59755db593b65ae7e80d82ad8752465be68a529679e1f02683b796a865b4" name="firmware-system-u39" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_09-19-2018" date="1547553600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-11-2018" date="1547640000">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-11-2018" date="1547726400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Added support for HPE Persistent Memory featuring Intel Optane DC Persistent
    Memory.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653652800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="387bb528908c605fb5d86053b71a3c1b442b88d14ade7d2a9c9f2930ef28b81e" name="firmware-system-u40" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1506513600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-23-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system may incorrectly report a
    Smart Storage battery failure on a server reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653652800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="c1ea49b59c137b98daf801cafd26e87b2a583beef1a92f51c9041289d8aa1f01" name="firmware-system-u41" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_08-18-2017" date="1506513600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_09-29-2017" date="1508760000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not achieve maximum performance
    results when the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Sub-NUMA Clustering option
    is enabled. This option is not enabled by default.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may have the system time incorrectly
    "shifted" to the incorrect time after the operating system has been running
    for an extended period of time. This issue was typically seen under Microsoft
    Windows when the Set Time Automatically option was enabled from the Windows
    Date and Time Settings configuration page.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an inaccurate error message in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML) when a memory training failure occurred.
    It is recommended that customers update to this version of the system ROM
    before replacing any DIMMs due to a training issue.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 System ROM. Note
    that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel Xeon Scalable
    6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with any other
    processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be ignored without
    any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.26_11-14-2017" date="1510833600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM enables flash support for Innovation Engine
    (IE) Firmware revision 0.1.4.4 and later. It must be installed prior to
    updating to IE FW 0.1.4.4. Attempting to update to IE FW 0.1.4.4 or later
    without this revision of the System ROM or later will result in the flash
    operation not occurring. This revision of the BIOS, along with IE FW 0.1.4.4
    and SPS FW 04.00.04.288, provide a solution to mitigate security vulnerability
    CVE-2017-5706 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5706)
    and CVE-2017-5709 (http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-
    bin/cvename.cgi?name=2017-5709) with Intel's SPS FW. It is anticipated that
    details regarding these security vulnerabilities will be published to these
    links on November 20,2017. These security vulnerabilities are not unique to
    HPE servers. Note that IE FW 0.1.4.4 must be installed prior to updating to
    SPS FW 04.00.04.288.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.28_12-11-2017" date="1514980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.32_02-01-2018" date="1518782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for Variant 2 of the Side Channel Analysis vulnerability, also
    known as Spectre. The revision of the microcode included in this System ROM
    addresses issues with more frequent reboots and unpredictable system behavior
    which impacted the previous Intel microcode which was part of the Spectre
    Variant 2 mitigation.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519732800">-     Added new Storage Information page to the System Information section of System
    Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Advanced PCIe Configuration
    option for PCIe Bifurcation of PCI Express Slots. When enabled, this option
    will bifurcate a PCIe slot into two equal width slots. This option is used for
    certain PCIe option cards that support/require bifurcation.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Power and Performance option
    for Direct to UPI. When Enabled, this option can provide a performance benefit
    in multi-processor configured systems that are reliant on the UPI bus for
    remote memory or I/O accesses.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Thermal Configuration option
    for Enhanced CPU Cooling. When running certain processor intensive workloads,
    this option can provide additional cooling to the processors which can result
    in improved performance.
    
    Added a new System Utilities option for Embedded Diagnostics. To take
    advantage of this feature, the user must also update Intelligent Provisioning
    to version 3.10 or later.
    
    Added support for the Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) virtual wheel mouse
    functionality in the BIOS System Utilities application. This feature also
    requires iLO firmware version 1.20 or later for proper support.
    
    Added RESTful API configuration support for the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10
    SW RAID controller.
    
    Improved performance with applications and configurations that are sensitive
    to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness. This change optimally allocates the PCI
    Express I/O Proximity values in the ACPI System Locality Information Table
    (SLIT).
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_02-14-2018" date="1519819200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Boot Order would not get reset to a default
    value when loading a default configuration. This issue does not impact systems
    configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the High Performance Event Timer (HPET) may not
    function properly under an Operating System. This was typically seen under a
    Windows Operating System where the HPET was reported as not functioning
    properly in Windows Device Manager.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Serial Port option could not be properly
    configured through the RESTful Interface.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI Express I/O Proximity values were not
    properly allocated in the ACPI System Locality Information Table (SLIT). This
    change may help provide a performance benefit in applications and
    configurations that are sensitive to PCIe Device I/O NUMA awareness.
    
    Addressed a rare issue where the system may become unresponsive when a SAS
    drive was inserted with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 SW RAID enabled.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in AHCI mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an erroneous boot-time
    message and Integrated Management Log (IML) entry stating that Core Boost
    Technology is disabled due to a lack of an iLO Advanced License (531 - Core
    Boost Technology missing required iLO License) when using the Version 1.20
    System ROM. This issue does NOT occur with the Version 1.00 or Version 1.22
    System ROM. Note that this IML entry is only valid for servers using the Intel
    Xeon Scalable 6143 processor. If the message and IML entry are received with
    any other processor model installed, the message is erroneous and can be
    ignored without any negative impact to the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE RESTful Firmware update manager may fail to
    update a component or experience a boot time Red Screen (RSOD) after the HPE
    369i Integrated NIC firmware was updated to the latest revision.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC 1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance. HPE recommends that customers using
    Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628683200">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1628769600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092, CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144. These issues
    are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1646827200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP), the option will be forced to HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC)
    when in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1653652800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699358400">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699444800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717070400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717156800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="d95055eee96baf1017056dc5e79eabf11cc9679f440bd5ff5e77e36596926f7e" name="firmware-system-u43" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.74_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_08-15-2018" date="1540900800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the X2APIC Processor Option setting in the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) is not properly enabling the feature. This
    may result in non-optimal operating system performance.
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-02-2019" date="1550059200">-     Added support for HPE One button secure erase. This option can be launched
    from the HPE Intelligent Provisioning application or through the HPE RESTful
    API to securely restore the system back to a default configuration. This
    option also requires iLO firmware 1.40 or later, and Intelligent Provisioning
    3.30 or later.
    
    Added Secure Configuration Lock feature. This feature can be enabled to detect
    system hardware, security configuration, or firmware revision changes to
    protect against malicious or unintended modifications to the server. This
    protection can be enabled for systems in transit from the factory to the
    customer site, in transit from one customer site to another, or can be left
    enabled on a deployed server. A new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Server
    Configuration Lock menu in the Server Security Options is available to enable
    and configure this functionality.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Backup and Restore Settings
    menu to System Default Options. This option can be used to backup (save off)
    the current BIOS configurations settings to a USB storage device for migration
    to another server.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-02-2019" date="1550145600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the UEFI EDK2
    support that provides mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities.
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this System ROM release:
    CVE-2018-3613 CVE-2017-5731, CVE-2017-5732, CVE-2017-5733, CVE-2017-5734,
    CVE-2017-5735, CVE-2018-3630, CVE-2018-12178, CVE-2018-12179, CVE-2018-12180,
    CVE-2018-12181, CVE-2018-12182 and CVE-2018-12183. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain processors (i3, Pentium, or Celeron) were
    incorrectly showing support for SGX in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when
    they should not. Customers using an i3, Pentium, or Celeron processor with SGX
    enabled need to back up any SGX protected data before updating to the DL20
    Gen10 1.20_01_28_2019 or later BIOS versions. Failure to do so will result in
    any SGX protected data becoming inaccessible. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain PCIe option cards may not train properly and
    cause the system to hang during POST. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which the system may not properly boot to the HPE 8GB
    Dual microSD Flash USB Drive when an SD card is installed on the internal SD
    slot when the system is configured for Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not
    impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 3rd party USB drive keys may not function
    properly after a system reset when the system is configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE CN1000E-T adapter may not boot properly in
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware updates staged through the HPE RESTful API
    may fail to properly execute on a subsequent boot and be marked with an
    exception in the iLO firmware installation queue.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO virtual media may not boot properly after setting
    the Boot on Next Reset option in the iLO Remote Console and Media - Virtual
    Media settings.
    
    Addressed an issue where the AHS Download application from the System
    Utilities Embedded Applications or UEFI Shell may fail to work properly with
    iLO firmware 1.30 or later.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell sysconfig command may fail to set an
    option or become unresponsive.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional SATA DVD drive may not unlock and allow
    media to be ejected after an operating system reboot.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot and
    experience a Red Screen (RSOD) when booting in Legacy Boot mode with a SATA
    M.2 drive installed. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a USB KVM, such as the HP AF611A KVM, may not
    function properly after a system reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_04-04-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_09-05-2019" date="1569412800">-     Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest system configurations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_09-05-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Intel (Software Guard Extensions) SGX remote
    attestation functionality would not work correctly. This only affects
    customers who have installed Intel SGX enabled applications and have enabled
    SGX in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_09-12-2019" date="1574337600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135,
    CVE-2018-12126, CVE-2018-12127, CVE-2018-12130, and CVE-2018-11091. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_12-06-2019" date="1576065600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode and reference code which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-11157.
    This security vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers. This vulnerability
    only impacts systems with Intel SGX (Software Guard eXtentions) enabled (SGX
    is disabled by default). HPE strongly recommends that customers using SGX
    functionality upgrade to this revision of the System ROM to obtain mitigation
    for this vulnerability.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_05-25-2020" date="1591531200">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_05-25-2020" date="1591617600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0543 as well as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as
    CacheOut. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security
    Advisories INTEL-SA-00320 and INTEL-SA-00329. These issues are not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2020-0528 and CVE-2020-0529. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00322. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18_06-24-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode for Intel Pentium processors which provides mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0543 as well as CVE-2020-0548 and
    CVE-2020-0549. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security
    Advisories INTEL-SA-00320 and INTEL-SA-00329. These issues are not unique to
    HPE servers. This update does not impact systems using Intel Xeon based
    processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-27-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-27-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696, CVE-2020-8694 and CVE-2020-8695. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00381 and
    INTEL-SA-00389. The Intel microcode patches included in this release are
    version 0x000000DE (CPUIDs 906ED, 906EC, 906EB and 906EA). These issues are
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for the Intel sightings CVE-2020-24511
    and CVE-2020-24512. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x000000EA (CPUID 906ED, CPUID 906EC, CPUID 906EB and
    CPUID 906EA). This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8670 and CVE-2020-12357. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_06-10-2021" date="1625745600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the fix for the Hynix 16G DDR4 DIMM
    compatibility issue. Please see advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00115788en_us.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems running System ROM 2.20 (or later) and
    configured with an Intel Xeon E-2224 CPU and Hynix 16G DDR4 DIMM may
    occasionally encounter the error message "Unknown Initialization Error" in the
    Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-20-2021" date="1630065600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in system information page.
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe device or an NVMe M.2 device may not show up
    correctly in iLO 5 Device Inventory or storage page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_09-16-2021" date="1632312000">-     Improved boot time by removing unneeded delay.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_09-16-2021" date="1632398400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where High Precision Event Timer in Windows was not showing
    up in device manager.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_10-21-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2021.2 which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_01-20-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2 which
    provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities CVE-2021-0092,
    CVE-2021-0127, CVE-2021-0156 and CVE-2021-0157. These issues are not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Fixed an issue where system boot mode changed to Legacy mode from UEFI mode
    after IP flash complete and system may hang when entering IP after setting to
    UEFI mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_04-14-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21125, CVE-2022-21123, CVE-2022-21127,
    CVE-2022-21151, and CVE-2022-0005. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00617 and INTEL-SA-00614. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0154, CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with
    error messages about Unknown Initialization Error and DIMM Initialization
    Error. For more details please read the below advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778 ), CVE-2022-1292
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068 ) and CVE-2022-2068
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-1292). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Libpng library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2019-7317 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-7317). This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Removed PCIe bifurcation option in the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) because
    it is not supported through ROM on this platform.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_10-13-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_10-13-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-26837. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware BootTimer would cause a black screen hang
    when switching TPM 1.2 to 2.0.
    
    Addressed an issue TPM Visibility option in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    would be greyed out after upgrading the system ROM from 2.54 to 2.58.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_01-12-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-33894 and CVE-2022-26837. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUN. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture defaults.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japaneses translations were missing
    from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-33894 and CVE-2022-38087. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed an issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set a password.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-44611 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML log from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_02-01-2024" date="1710158400">-     Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_02-01-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45853
    and CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of
    the OpenSSL library 1.0.2zi update which provides mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-3817. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.04.913.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-45853 and CVE-2021-38575.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zi update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system cannot detect the iSCSI hard
    drive through IPv6 installation if the iSCSI IpAddressType is set to auto.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716811200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763, CVE-2022-36764,
    CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security vulnerabilities
    are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers.
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.04.913.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_08-01-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.04.913.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where WHLK HSTI test failed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appears twice in
    POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter an RSOD while updating the SAS
    drive FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi
    Online HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP)
    2024.01.02 (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP)
    2024.07.01 (July 2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.005.
    
    
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.52_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.52_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance. Thisversion of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.005.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     Updated multi-language translation.
    
    Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_05-16-2025" date="1748347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Mehlow
    IPU 2025.2 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.005.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_08-08-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.103.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.103.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.74_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.103.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed ESKM key generation/shortening issue to prevent SED unlock failures
    by validating/regenerating malformed keys.
    
    Fixed Power Calibration retry handling bug that could prevent expected power
    calibration behavior when requested by iLO.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="7538ac966a3bb527610edcc74f2015629a40eb3e2aaf5fe66b49cbc8d5085085" name="firmware-system-u44" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.74_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.00_08-15-2018" date="1540900800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_10-02-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.02_10-02-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the X2APIC Processor Option setting in the
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) is not properly enabling the feature. This
    may result in non-optimal operating system performance.
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-02-2019" date="1550059200">-     Added support for HPE One button secure erase. This option can be launched
    from the HPE Intelligent Provisioning application or through the HPE RESTful
    API to securely restore the system back to a default configuration. This
    option also requires iLO firmware 1.40 or later, and Intelligent Provisioning
    3.30 or later.
    
    Added Secure Configuration Lock feature. This feature can be enabled to detect
    system hardware, security configuration, or firmware revision changes to
    protect against malicious or unintended modifications to the server. This
    protection can be enabled for systems in transit from the factory to the
    customer site, in transit from one customer site to another, or can be left
    enabled on a deployed server. A new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Server
    Configuration Lock menu in the Server Security Options is available to enable
    and configure this functionality.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Backup and Restore Settings
    menu to System Default Options. This option can be used to backup (save off)
    the current BIOS configurations settings to a USB storage device for migration
    to another server.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.20_02-02-2019" date="1550145600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the UEFI EDK2
    support that provides mitigations for a variety of security vulnerabilities.
    The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this System ROM release:
    CVE-2018-3613 CVE-2017-5731, CVE-2017-5732, CVE-2017-5733, CVE-2017-5734,
    CVE-2017-5735, CVE-2018-3630, CVE-2018-12178, CVE-2018-12179, CVE-2018-12180,
    CVE-2018-12181, CVE-2018-12182 and CVE-2018-12183. These security
    vulnerabilities are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain processors (i3, Pentium, or Celeron) were
    incorrectly showing support for SGX in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when
    they should not. Customers using an i3, Pentium, or Celeron processor with SGX
    enabled need to back up any SGX protected data before updating to the ML30
    Gen10 1.20_01_28_2019 or later BIOS versions. Failure to do so will result in
    any SGX protected data becoming inaccessible. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain PCIe option cards may not train properly and
    cause the system to hang during POST. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which the system may not properly boot to the HPE 8GB
    Dual microSD Flash USB Drive when an SD card is installed on the internal SD
    slot when the system is configured for Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not
    impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 3rd party USB drive keys may not function
    properly after a system reset when the system is configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE CN1000E-T adapter may not boot properly in
    Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot
    Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware updates staged through the HPE RESTful API
    may fail to properly execute on a subsequent boot and be marked with an
    exception in the iLO firmware installation queue.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO virtual media may not boot properly after setting
    the Boot on Next Reset option in the iLO Remote Console and Media - Virtual
    Media settings.
    
    Addressed an issue where the AHS Download application from the System
    Utilities Embedded Applications or UEFI Shell may fail to work properly with
    iLO firmware 1.30 or later.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UEFI Shell sysconfig command may fail to set an
    option or become unresponsive.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional SATA DVD drive may not unlock and allow
    media to be ejected after an operating system reboot.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during boot and
    experience a Red Screen (RSOD) when booting in Legacy Boot mode with a SATA
    M.2 drive installed. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a USB KVM, such as the HP AF611A KVM, may not
    function properly after a system reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.22_04-04-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_09-05-2019" date="1569412800">-     Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.
    
    Updated the system thermal logic to support the latest system configurations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_09-05-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Intel (Software Guard Extensions) SGX remote
    attestation functionality would not work correctly. This only affects
    customers who have installed Intel SGX enabled applications and have enabled
    SGX in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_09-12-2019" date="1574337600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135,
    CVE-2018-12126, CVE-2018-12127, CVE-2018-12130, and CVE-2018-11091. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_12-06-2019" date="1576065600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode and reference code which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-11157.
    This security vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers. This vulnerability
    only impacts systems with Intel SGX (Software Guard eXtentions) enabled (SGX
    is disabled by default). HPE strongly recommends that customers using SGX
    functionality upgrade to this revision of the System ROM to obtain mitigation
    for this vulnerability.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_05-25-2020" date="1591531200">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_05-25-2020" date="1591617600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0543 as well as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as
    CacheOut.  These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security
    Advisories INTEL-SA-00320 and INTEL-SA-00329.  These issues are not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2020-0528 and CVE-2020-0529.  These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00322.  These issues are
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated.  Note that updating iLO
    firmware results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18_06-24-2020" date="1597320000">-     See the release document U44_2.18_06_24_2020 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.18_06-24-2020" date="1597406400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode for Intel Pentium processors which provides mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0543 as well as CVE-2020-0548 and
    CVE-2020-0549. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security
    Advisories INTEL-SA-00320 and INTEL-SA-00329. These issues are not unique to
    HPE servers. This update does not impact systems using Intel Xeon based
    processors.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-27-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-27-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696, CVE-2020-8694 and CVE-2020-8695. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00381 and
    INTEL-SA-00389. The Intel microcode patches included in this release are
    version 0x000000DE (CPUIDs 906ED, 906EC, 906EB and 906EA). These issues are
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for the Intel sightings CVE-2020-24511
    and CVE-2020-24512. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x000000EA (CPUID 906ED, CPUID 906EC, CPUID 906EB and
    CPUID 906EA). This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8670 and CVE-2020-12357. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_06-10-2021" date="1625745600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the fix for the Hynix 16G DDR4 DIMM
    compatibility issue. Please see advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00115788en_us.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems running System ROM 2.20 (or later) and
    configured with an Intel Xeon E-2224 CPU and Hynix 16G DDR4 DIMM may
    occasionally encounter the error message "Unknown Initialization Error" in the
    Integrated Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-20-2021" date="1628164800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site.  These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in system information page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_07-20-2021-2.1" date="1629115200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 2.50_07-20-2021(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 2.50_07-20-2021. It is not necessary to
    upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade
    the firmware to version 2.50_07-20-2021.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Tianocore
    Edk2 Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and
    CVE-2021-28210. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Tianocore
    Edk2 CVE details site.  These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue with Pensando Distributed Services Platform DSC-25
    Enterprise 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 Card missing in system information page.
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe device or an NVMe M.2 device may not show up
    correctly in iLO 5 Device Inventory or storage page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_09-16-2021" date="1632312000">-     Improved boot time by removing unneeded delay.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_09-16-2021" date="1632398400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where High Precision Event Timer in Windows was not showing
    up in device manager.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_10-21-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2021.2 which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_01-20-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2 which
    provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities CVE-2021-0092,
    CVE-2021-0127, CVE-2021-0156 and CVE-2021-0157. These issues are not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Fixed an issue where system boot mode changed to Legacy mode from UEFI mode
    after IP flash complete and system may hang when entering IP after setting to
    UEFI mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_04-14-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21125, CVE-2022-21123, CVE-2022-21127,
    CVE-2022-21151, and CVE-2022-0005. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00617 and INTEL-SA-00614. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0154, CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778 ), CVE-2022-1292
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068 ) and CVE-2022-2068
    (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-1292). This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Libpng library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2019-7317 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-7317). This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Removed PCIe bifurcation option in the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) because
    it is not supported through ROM on this platform.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_10-13-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_10-13-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-26837. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware BootTimer would cause a black screen hang
    when switching TPM 1.2 to 2.0.
    
    Addressed an issue TPM Visibility option in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    would be greyed out after upgrading the system ROM from 2.54 to 2.58.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_01-12-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-33894 and CVE-2022-26837. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUN. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture defaults.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japaneses translations were missing
    from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-33894 and CVE-2022-38087. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed an issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set a password.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-44611 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where "Restore Manufacturing Defaults" and "Restore
    Defaults" from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML log from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_02-01-2024" date="1710158400">-     Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_02-01-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45853
    and CVE-2021-38575. This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of
    the OpenSSL library 1.0.2zi update which provides mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-3817. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.04.913.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-45853 and CVE-2021-38575.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zi update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system cannot detect the iSCSI hard
    drive through IPv6 installation if the iSCSI IpAddressType is set to auto.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_05-16-2024" date="1716811200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2022-36763, CVE-2022-36764,
    CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security vulnerabilities
    are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers.
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.04.913.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_08-01-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.04.913.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where WHLK HSTI test failed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appears twice in
    POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter an RSOD while updating the SAS
    drive FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi
    Online HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP)
    2024.01.02 (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP)
    2024.07.01 (July 2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.005.
    
    
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.52_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.52_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.005.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     Updated multi-language translation.
    
    Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_05-16-2025" date="1748347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Mehlow
    IPU 2025.2 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.005.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.70_08-08-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.103.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.72_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.103.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.74_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 05.01.05.103.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed ESKM key generation/shortening issue to prevent SED unlock failures
    by validating/regenerating malformed keys.
    
    Fixed Power Calibration retry handling bug that could prevent expected power
    calibration behavior when requested by iLO.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="0f5ae0c14e127ac17f6f896724d7a81d724d7afe55df7e9a70cabe93303b1493" name="firmware-system-u45" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="3.66_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.36_04-12-2018" date="1528200000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530446400">-     Added support for the latest VMware vSphere Secure Boot Certificate.
    
    Added support to decode certain Machine Check Exceptions to a specific failing
    PCIe device. Previous versions of the System ROM would log a generic Machine
    Check event to the Integrated Management Log (IML) for these error events.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Memory Controller Interleaving
    menu. This option allows disabling memory controller interleaving which may
    improve memory performance for systems configured with an unbalanced memory
    configuration.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Processor Jitter Control
    Optimization menu for Jitter Smoothing Support. This new optimization setting
    allows customers to choose between optimizing Auto-tuned mode for maximum
    throughput performance, low latency, or the default - zero latency.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_06-15-2018" date="1530532800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may experience an 389-Unexpected Shutdown and
    Restart, logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Embedded Diagnostics may not launch properly when
    the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Integrated Management Log (IML) Viewer in the
    System Utilities menu may become unresponsive when launched.
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Dual SD Card USB Module may not boot properly
    when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Fast Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Firmware update may
    not complete properly when the TPM is configured for TPM 2.0 Mode. This issue
    does not impact systems configured with a TPM operating in TPM 1.2 mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not be able to boot to Intelligent
    Provisioning when a third party USB Key was installed in one of the server USB
    Ports. This issue was seen with a specific USB Key and has not been seen with
    other devices.
    
    Addressed an issue where Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Virtual Media may not
    boot properly when the UEFI POST Discovery Mode option is set to Force Full
    Discovery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST or
    experience a Red Screen on the next boot following an I/O Machine Check
    Failure at runtime.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with the internal SD Card
    disabled from BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) and an HPE Dual SD card
    installed would not boot from the HPE Dual SD card USB Module when configured
    in Legacy Boot Mode. This issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI
    Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where a system configured with an optional HPE CN1200E-T
    adapter would not boot properly when configured in Legacy Boot Mode. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with HPE s100i Software RAID may
    experience a failed RAID volume on a system reset.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_06-20-2018" date="1530705600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which, in combination with operating system updates, provides
    mitigation for the Speculative Store Bypass (also known as Variant 4) security
    vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to this issue with ID
    CVE-2018-3639. Systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution
    and speculative execution of memory reads before the addresses of all prior
    memory writes are known may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an
    attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security
    vulnerability is not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing
    impacted processors.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for the Rogue Register Read (also known as
    Variant 3a) security vulnerability. A Medium level CVE has been assigned to
    this issue with ID CVE-2018-3640. Systems with microprocessors utilizing
    speculative execution and that perform speculative reads of system registers
    may allow unauthorized disclosure of system parameters to an attacker with
    local user access via a side-channel analysis. This security vulnerability is
    not unique to HPE servers and impacts any systems utilizing impacted
    processors.
    
    This firmware version includes additional fixes (since version 1.40) for an
    issue where systems may experience a 389-Unexpected Shutdown and Restart,
    logged in the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML). This issue is not unique to
    HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where systems may log an erroneous Bank 4 Machine Check to
    the iLO Integrated Management Log (IML) on a system reset event. In most
    cases, this error can safely be ignored. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-03-2018" date="1540987200">-     Added support for flashing the firmware of the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM). This is the minimum revision of the System ROM that should be
    used if updating the firmware on the optional HPE TPM module.
    
    Added a new PCIe Peer-to-Peer Serialization option to the Advanced Performance
    Options menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU). This option can be
    used to improve peer-to-peer performance between two PCIe devices installed on
    the same processor. This option may improve performance in certain GP-GPU
    configurations.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.46_10-03-2018" date="1541073600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where early server video output, on a locally attached
    monitor, may not show correctly when the monitor is attached to the server
    through a KVM. This issue does not impact systems that are not using a KVM or
    video output through the iLO Remote Console application.
    
    Addressed an issue where firmware flashing through the RESTful API could
    periodically fail and the task being marked with an exception in the iLO
    firmware page. This issue could impact flashing firmware such as the HPE
    Innovation Engine, Intel SPS Firmware or the optional HPE Trusted Platform
    Module (TPM).
    
    Addressed an issue where a PCIe card would not properly train to its maximum
    speed when the PCIe Bifurcation option was enabled. This issue does not impact
    PCIe cards that do not require bifurcation.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where a system configured with an optional
    SATA DVD drive and an HPE SmartArray controller may become unresponsive during
    boot, usually with a Red Screen (RSOD), when in legacy boot mode. This issue
    does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where an optional PCIe card's legacy option ROM may not
    properly display its legacy setup menu prompt during boot when in legacy boot
    mode. This issue does not impact systems in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_12-29-2018" date="1548849600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains enhancements to the HPE memory
    support to improve memory resiliency. Please consult the following Customer
    Advisory for additional details:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00064444en_us
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved the memory resiliency of the server with enhanced support for HPE
    Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) capabilities. This System ROM will now
    configure the Advanced Memory Protection mode of the server to HPE Fast Fault
    Tolerant (ADDDC) memory mode for all Workload Profiles except Low Latency and
    Custom if the feature is supported by the server's DIMM configuration. Note
    that if the Advanced Memory Protection mode had previously been configured for
    Mirroring or Online Spare, the setting will NOT be automatically changed to
    HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode. Also, if the DIMM configuration
    does not support HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) mode, then the
    Advanced Memory Protection Mode will remain Advanced ECC Mode. Note that if
    the current BIOS configuration settings are queried via Redfish or the RESTful
    API, the setting for the Advanced Memory Protection Mode will indicate this
    change.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.02_03-19-2019" date="1553774400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    microarchitectural conditions, software using Intel TSX (Transactional
    Synchronizations Extensions) may result in unpredictable system behavior.
    Intel has only seen this under synthetic testing conditions and is not aware
    of any commercially available software exhibiting this behavior. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This system ROM contains the latest Intel microcode that addresses an issue
    where the system may experience an Uncorrected Machine Check Exception in Bank
    0 with Status containing 000F0150. This update may not address all Bank 0
    machine check events with a Status containing 000F0150 but should be used
    before any other further service actions for issues resulting in this
    Integrated Management Log (IML) entry. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers. This issue was incorrectly documented as being addressed in the v2.00
    System ROMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.04_04-18-2019" date="1556798400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Updated the Intel processor microcode to the latest version.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience a higher rate of
    Uncorrectable Memory errors or boot time Memory training issues with Intel
    Xeon Scalable Performance Bronze and Silver processors. This issue was first
    introduced with System ROM version 2.00. HPE recommends that any customer
    experiencing a memory issue immediately update to this version of the system
    ROM before replacing any components. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561896000">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Intel Priority
    Based Frequency to support enabling Intel Speed Select - Base Frequency
    support on select 2nd Generation Xeon Scalable Family Processors that are
    optimized for NFV workloads. This option, which is disabled by default, is
    located in the Processor Options menu and visible only when NFV optimized SKUs
    are installed (denoted by the N in the SKU model). On supported Operating
    Systems, Intel Speed Select - Based Frequency functionality allows high
    priority cores to operate at a higher frequency than the nominal base
    frequency while lower priority cores will run at a slower frequency.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) I/O Direct Cache (IODC) menu to
    the Power and Performance Menu. This option allows for tuning the policy for
    which I/O transactions interact with the processor cache. The caching policy
    may have a slight impact on cross socket latency. Workloads where this option
    would need to be modified from its default value for optimum performance are
    extremely rare.
    
    Added support for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant Memory (ADDDC) to operate when a
    single memory rank is only available on a given memory channel. Previous
    versions of the System ROM required two or more memory ranks to be available
    on each memory channel. After updating to this version of the System ROM the
    server will automatically configure the system for HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    Memory Mode if the memory configuration supports this option.
    
    Updated the UEFI OpenSSL support to version 1.0.2r to address security
    vulnerability CVE-2019-1559.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-21-2019" date="1561982400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Server Backup and Restore functionality may not
    work properly if initiated through the HPE RESTful API returning a message "An
    internal error occurred during RIS operation".
    
    Addressed an issue where configuring memory to run at 2x refresh rate would
    still actually operate memory at 1x refresh rate. This issue was introduced
    with the v2.00 System ROM and did not impact earlier versions of the System
    ROM. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the NVMe PCIe Resource Padding option in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) would not properly allocated sufficient
    resources to support a NVMe hot add event. In certain configurations, an
    insufficient amount of resources would have been reserved and a reboot would
    have been required to detect the presence of the newly added drive.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not boot to a USB drive when a non-
    bootable (non-formatted) drive was also present in the system. This issue only
    impacts systems configured in Legacy Boot Mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.14_09-05-2019" date="1568721600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where certain 2933Mhz LRDIMMs (HPE part number P03054-091,
    P03055-091 and P11057-0A1) may experience an uncorrectable memory error when
    operating with a Second Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor. This issue
    can be seen when processor c-states are enabled on the platform. This issue
    does not impact 2666Mhz LRDIMMs or any speed RDIMM. HPE recommends that
    customers experiencing an uncorrectable memory error in one of these
    configurations update to this version of the System ROM before replacing any
    memory. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.16_09-12-2019" date="1569499200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where the system may experience an
    unexpected machine check exception. This issue would be logged to the
    Integrated Management Log (IML) as a Bank 0x03 or Bank 0x04 with status
    0xBE000000'00800400 or 0xFE000000'00800400 Machine Check Exception. This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This version of the System ROM includes the latest version of the Intel
    microcode which addresses an issue where under complex microarchitectural
    conditions involving branch instructions that span multiple 64 byte
    boundaries, unpredictable system behavior may occur. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573473600">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_10-31-2019" date="1573560000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1573992000">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the language translations (non-English modes) for System Utilities.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_11-13-2019" date="1574078400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM replaces the previously published v2.20 System
    ROM. The v2.20 System ROM introduced an issue where a small subset LRDIMMs
    could experience an uncorrectable memory error. This issue had been previously
    fixed in the v2.14 ROM of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest support for Intel Trusted
    eXecution Technology (TXT) which provides mitigation for CVE-2019-151. This
    mitigation is only needed for systems that have TXT enabled. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code support that provides mitigations for the multiple security
    vulnerabilities. The following vulnerabilities have been addressed in this
    System ROM release: CVE-2019-11137, CVE-2019-152, and CVE-2019-11136. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2019-11135 and
    CVE-2019-11139. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigation for an Intel sighting where under complex
    micro-architectural conditions, executing X87 or AVX or integer divide
    instructions may results in unpredictable system behavior. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may become unresponsive during POST when
    both iLO and the server are reset simultaneously.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may experience a Red Screen (RSOD) during
    boot when a Matrox GPU is present and the server is booting in Legacy Boot
    Mode. This problem could occur with other optional PCIe graphics adapters.
    This issue is not intermittent and will occur on every boot with impacted
    optional PCIe graphics adapters with previous System ROM revisions. This issue
    is not seen with servers configured in UEFI Boot Mode or when using the
    embedded graphics controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may incorrectly report that a DIMM has
    been mapped out after a memory training failure in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML) when the DIMM is still present in the system memory map. The IML
    will now correctly indicate the memory training failure, but will not indicate
    that the DIMM has been mapped out. This change only impacts the IML logging of
    the error and does not impact the operation of the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581595200">-     Updated the Workload Profile default to the High-Performance Computing (HPC)
    Profile.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to the Intel Persistent
    DC Performance Settings called Balanced Performance Mode. This option may
    improve performance of systems configured with Intel DC Persistent Memory with
    certain workloads.
    
    Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_02-11-2020" date="1581681600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of Intel
    microcode which addresses a Mesh to Memory Machine Check Exception failure
    when Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) is enabled. In most cases, this
    issue results in the log of an Integrated Management Log (IML) Bank 8 or Bank
    9 Machine Check Exception with a status of 0xB2000000:00200400 but can also
    result in a system reset with an Unexpected Shutdown logged. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-0548 and CVE-2020-0549, also known as CacheOut. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00329.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST with a
    Red Screen Exception (RSOD) when the server was reset (restarted) at the same
    time that an iLO firmware reset was initiated. Note that updating iLO firmware
    results in the reset of iLO firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System Utilities System Information data could
    not be successfully exported to an FTP (network) location. Previously the
    System Utilities would report the file was saved successfully but no actual
    information was saved on the network share.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_03-09-2020" date="1584100800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains the latest support for the HPE Smart
    Array s100i UEFI Driver. This system ROM is critical for customers who have
    enabled the HPE Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the HPE Smart Array s100i Software RAID may
    experience potential data inconsistency during initial configuration or
    operation of a RAID volume configured in RAID 5/50/50/60 Fault Tolerant Modes.
    This issue does not impact systems configured in other RAID configurations
    such as RAID 0 or 1. This issue does not impact systems that have not enabled
    Smart Array s100i support.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587470400">-     Updated to the latest thermal support for the platform.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_04-08-2020" date="1587556800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the serial port would not function properly when the
    iLO CLI serial interface was also enabled on the platform. This could lead to
    the serial BAUD rate not being configured properly and the serial output from
    the host would be corrupted or no output would be seen.
    
    Addressed an issue where UEFI Serial Debug output could inadvertently be seen
    over BIOS Serial Console. This issue would be seen periodically on server
    reboots. This issue was introduced with System ROM v2.30 and did not impact
    servers using previous versions of the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the system could become unresponsive
    in POST when configured in Legacy Boot Mode when a USB Mouse is attached. This
    issue does not impact systems configured in UEFI Boot Mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where boot devices could disappear from the Boot Options
    menu in the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) when pressing the F10 or F12
    key to save boot order changes.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.36_07-16-2020" date="1597233600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would become unresponsive with a Red
    Screen or hang when booting to FreeBSD R12.1 from a USB device when in Legacy
    Boot Mode. This issue did not impact systems configured for UEFI Boot Mode or
    when booting from other types of media.
    
    Addressed an issue where a dual port networking device may show up in the
    System Configuration Utilities with two Port 1 names instead of properly being
    represented as Port 1 and Port 2. This did not impact any functionality to the
    device.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.38_08-14-2020" date="1602504000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Added support for NVIDIA A100-40GB-PCIE Accelerator.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604836800">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Memory Options called
    Refresh Watermarks. When selecting the Low Watermark setting, the memory
    controller will help reduce susceptibility to a DDR4 RowHammer attack. It is
    expected that a memory performance impact will be seen when enabling the Low
    Watermark setting. The default operation of the system has not changed and
    customers wanting to provide additional RowHammer protection should enable
    this setting.
    
    Added support to BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to allow importing and
    exporting Secure Boot signature lists as a signed binary file. This is useful
    to import the Microsoft revocation list binary file into the Secure Boot DBX
    as found on the UEFI forum at https://uefi.org/revocationlistfile.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Advanced PCIe Device
    Configuration called PCIe Switch MMIO Configuration. This option addresses a
    virtualization issue caused by different interpretations of the PCIe
    specification by disabling PCIE Switch MMIO Configuration.
    
    Updated the System ROM to allow for an increased amount of 64-bit Memory
    Mapped I/O available for third party options cards.
    
    Updated the System ROM support for One Button Secure Erase functionality with
    the latest HPE option devices.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_10-26-2020" date="1604923200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2020.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This version of the system ROM includes updates to the Intel Memory Reference
    Code which may help improve memory stability for systems configured with two
    DIMMs per channel. Please consult Intel sighting documentation for more
    details on the improvements included in the Intel IPU.2.2020 release. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-8696. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0381. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006A08 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003003 (CPUID 50656) and
    0x05003003 (CPUID 50567). These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-0587, CVE-2020-0588, CVE-2020-0590,
    CVE-2020-0591, CVE-2020-0592 and CVE-2020-0593. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00358. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS platform code advisories
    and security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-8738, CVE-2020-8739,
    CVE-2020-8740, and CVE-2020-8764. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00390. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which addressed an issue where the system may get stuck in a
    reboot loop during memory training. This issue was introduced with the v2.30
    System ROM. This issue was not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory locality of the ACPI SLIT table was not
    being created properly. In rare cases, the incorrect ACPI SLIT values could
    cause unexpected impacts to system performance. This issue was introduced in
    the v2.10 version of the System ROM and was not seen with previous versions of
    the System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe Hot-plug and Hot-add would not function properly
    with VMware. This issue did not impact NVMe Hot-plug or Hot-add with other
    operating systems.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would not properly call out a memory
    replacement event in the Integrated Management Log (IML) if an uncorrected
    memory failure occurred during an Advanced Double DRAM Device Correction
    (ADDDC) sparing operation. This fix only impacts the incorrect logging of
    these events and does not impact the normal operation of the system in terms
    of causing uncorrected memory failures or causing any change to the operation
    of A3DC functionality. This issue only impacts systems configured for fast
    Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC).
    
    Addressed an issue where the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for the
    Extended Memory Test could be automatically disabled after a system reboot.
    This issue was introduced with the v2.30 System ROM and was not seen with
    earlier version of the System ROM.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612180800">-     Updated the support for Fast Fault Tolerant Memory Mode (ADDDC) to improve
    system uptime.
    
    Added support to the BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) Time Zones to add
    Dublin/London (UTC+1). This support also requires the latest version of iLO
    Firmware, version 2.40 or later.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_01-23-2021" date="1612267200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception under
    heavy stress with short loops of instructions. This may result in a machine
    check exception in Bank 3 with MSCOD = 0080 and MCACOD = 0400h, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656) and 0x05003005 (CPUID
    50657). This issue only impacts 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Performance
    processors. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides a fix for a potential machine check exception when
    high levels of posted interrupt traffic occurs on PCIe. This may result in a
    machine check exception in Bank 9, 10 or 11 with MSCOD = 000Ch, as logged in
    the Integrated Management Log (IML). The Intel microcode patches included in
    this release are versions 0x02006A09 (CPUID 50654), 0x04003005 (CPUID 50656)
    and 0x05003005 (CPUID 50657). As part of this change, a new BIOS/Platform
    Configuration (RBSU) option in Advanced Performance Options has been added to
    allow a customer to disable this mitigation. This issue is not unique to HPE
    servers.
    
    Addressed an extremely rare issue where the Real Time Clock may become
    corrupted on a server boot. This was typically seen as an unexpected change to
    the RTC Year field but could impact other parts of the Date and Time. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Extended Memory Test is not run when configured
    in BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) to Enabled. Note that this option is
    Disabled by default. This issue was introduced in the v2.40 revision of the
    System ROM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server system fans may run higher than
    anticipated when a server is configured with AHCI SATA drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where a bad LRDIMM memory device could be mapped out but
    was not properly reported in the Integrated Memory Log (IML). This issue only
    impacted systems configured with LRDIMMs.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623067200">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Availability
    called IPMI Watchdog Timer. When enabled, the system will start an IPMI based
    watchdog timer during boot which can be used to protect against a boot hang or
    other unexpected system boot issue. It is the responsibility of the user to
    disable the IPMI watchdog timer once the operating system has booted. Failure
    to disable the timer can result in an unexpected server reset or shutdown.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option to Server Security
    called UEFI Variable Access Firmware Control. This option, when enabled, can
    be used to block UEFI Variable writes, such as to the UEFI Boot Order, from
    the Operating System or a third-party utility. HPE recommends leaving this
    capability disabled unless the user specifically wants to prevent the
    operating system's normal operation of writing to UEFI Variables, which
    typically occur during OS install.
    
    Updated the BIOS TPM 1.2 support for Windows 2022.
    
    Updated the RESTful API HPE BIOS Attribute Registry resources to match the
    latest BIOS/Platform Configuration options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_05-24-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.1 guidance.
    
    HPE recommends that customers using Intel Optane Persistent Memory update to
    this version of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may experience an Unexpected Shutdown or a
    Bank 4 or a Bank 6 Machine Check with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory
    installed and configured for Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed Mode. This issue only
    impacts systems configured with Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in one of
    these modes. HPE recommends updating to this version of the System ROM for any
    customer using Intel Optane DC Persistent Memory in Memory Mode (2LM) or Mixed
    Mode. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2020-24511. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-464. The Intel microcode patches included in this
    release are version 0x02006B06 (CPUID 50654) and 0x05003103 (CPUID 50567).
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2020-12358, CVE-2020-12360, and
    CVE-2020-24486. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00463. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which address various functional issues documented in the Intel
    Technical Specification update. These issues are documented as the EIBRS
    Guest/Host and REP MOVS* MCE on Memory Not Access Issue. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may become unresponsive during POST or
    take an unexpected long time to complete POST when the RBSU Extended Memory
    Test option was enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server was allowed to boot when mixed SKUs of
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors are installed. The server should display an
    error message and halt boot in these configurations.
    
    Addressed an issue where the System ROM was logging a mismatched power supply
    condition with the latest version of the HPE Power Supplies. When this issue
    occurred, Dynamic Power Capping and High Efficiency Power Supply Mode were
    also disabled. To properly mitigate this issue, iLO Firmware version 2.50 or
    later is also needed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1629720000">-     Added Custom time server PCI riser support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_07-08-2021" date="1629806400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the second port of HPE InfiniBand FDR/Ethernet
    10Gb/40Gb 2-port 544 FLR-QSFP Adapter shows "null string" in RBSU system
    information page.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the EDK2 patches which provides
    mitigations for BIOS advisories and security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2019-14584, CVE-2021-28211 and CVE-2021-28210.
    
    Addressed an issue where the memory channel numbering is incorrect for
    Correctable Memory Errors.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_09-03-2021" date="1632830400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled after updating the System ROM
    to v2.50 or later. The "Extended Memory Test" option is disabled by default
    and this issue would only impact customers who had specifically configured
    this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected Memory Errors were due to an
    issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and do NOT indicate an issue with
    the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.56_10-28-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2021-0157. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-0562. The Intel microcode patch included in this
    release is version 0x05003208 (CPUID 50567). These issues impacts 2nd
    Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. They does NOT impact 1st Generation
    Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue in which a server may fail to boot and experience a Machine
    Check Exception indicating "x64 Exception type 0x12: An uncorrectable machine
    check exception had occurred on CPU1" when a Fastcom SuperFSCC/4 PCIe card is
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where servers with an HPE NS204i-p OS Boot Device may
    shutdown and log a "System Overheating" error message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.58_11-24-2021" date="1639483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2021.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides BIOS mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-
    SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0092. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    CVE-2021-0093, CVE-2021-0144
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes Intel Platform Update 2021.2. It
    provides Authenticated Code Module (ACM) mitigations for security
    vulnerabilities documented as INTEL-SA-00527 (2/8) for CVE-2021-0099,
    CVE-2021-0103, CVE-2021-0107, CVE-2021-0111, CVE-2021-0114, CVE-2021-0115,
    CVE-2021-0116, CVE-2021-0117, CVE-2021-0118, CVE-2021-0125, CVE-2021-0124.
    These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue (SIK6906) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer stops after a cold boot with
    IPMI watch dog timer enabled in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-08-2022" date="1647000000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This System ROM should be considered Critical for any systems using the v2.60
    revision of the System ROM.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode was
    incorrectly forced to Advanced ECC from HPE Fast Fault Tolerant (ADDDC) mode
    after updating to Sysrom ROM 01/13/2022 v2.60.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-21-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166 and CVE-2021-21131. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0189, CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123,
    CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33159. These security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601 and INTEL-SA-00610. These
    issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) language setting is non-
    English.
    
    Addresses an issue where the system would loop in reboot once the watchdog
    timer times out.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced ECC is selected in Advanced Memory
    Protection (AMP) the option with be forced back to be HPE Fast Fault Tolerant
    (ADDDC) while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode can be set
    while in custom workload mode.
    
    Addresses an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) mode does not change
    back to ADDDC after updating system ROM from version 2.60 to 2.62. For more
    details on this please check the following advisory:
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00121538en_us
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.66_05-17-2022" date="1654084800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue of an incomplete mitigation for a BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-0159, CVE-2021-33123, and
    CVE-2021-33124. These security vulnerabilities are documented in Intel
    Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00601. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1659960000">-     Added support for One Button Secure Erase (OBSE) and encryption for Broadcom
    MR controller series on Intel Gen10 systems.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.68_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-2068 (ttps://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-27404, CVE-2022-27405, and CVE-2022-27406. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system will hang with Red Screen of Death (RSOD)
    in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU) when user tries to switch [Image
    Description] choices for NVMe devices under the Firmware Update Page.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667822400">-     Updated Intel Optane Memory UEFI driver.
    
    Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    Improved the description of Memory Failed Events in the Integrated Management
    Log (IML).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.72_09-29-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where a server running the ESXi hypervisor a with TPM
    module installed would halt on loading modules after the installation of the
    hypervisor OS, with the message "TPM log extend failed".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676894400">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.76_02-09-2023" date="1676980800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-32231 and CVE-2022-26343. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue that system will hang when BIOS tries to print a large IML
    message on POST screen.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    Addressed an issue where some Chinese and Japanese translations were missing
    in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.78_03-16-2023" date="1680782400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where servers may stop responding during boot when the
    Intel TXT function is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.80_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.2 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-38087. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed the issue where the system might hang due to invalid memory free and
    usage when TPM is enabled.
    
    Addressed the issue where the PCIe device serial number in OEM SMBIOS type 203
    does not populate in some cases.
    
    Addressed the issue where the power-on-password dialog popped up even though
    user did not set the password.
    
    Addressed the issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed the issue where BIOS does not correctly log memory error data and
    memory health telemetry in AHS.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.90_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.0.2zh update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Addressed an issue where iLO embedded device health info would display blank
    content under RBSU when the Language was set to Japanese or Chinese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Restore Manufacturing Defaults and Restore Defaults
    from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023-1.1" date="1704888000">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.00_10-19-2023-1.1" date="1704974400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Restore Manufacturing Defaults and Restore Defaults
    from iLO web did not restore the Secure Boot Status.
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS did not report CPU status correctly to iLO, and
    OneView would receive notification when Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception
    (UMCE) occurs.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1713182400">-     Patch for CVE-2021-38575: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    Patch the primary APIC ID for SMBIOS type 211: Some special CPUs may not have
    an intra-processor APIC ID == 00h and may cause wrong TControl data.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45853: The vulnerability allows a remote attacker to
    execute arbitrary code on the target system.
    
    The vulnerability exists due to a boundary error in the IScsiHexToBin()
    function in NetworkPkg/IScsiDxe. A remote attacker with ability to inject data
    into communication between edk2 and the iSCSI target can execute arbitrary
    code on the target system.
    
    Prevented a non-standard VPD content from causing the UEFI read function to
    become write.
    
    Patch for CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764: EDK2 is susceptible to a
    vulnerability in the Tcg2MeasureGptTable() function, allowing a user to
    trigger a heap buffer overflow via a local network. Successful exploitation of
    this vulnerability may result in a compromise of confidentiality, integrity,
    and/or availability.
    
    Added a new event support for IML.
    
    Patch for CVE-2023-45229: EDK2 NetworkPkg Vulnerability
    
    Added an additional retry mechanisms to avoid a BIOS hang from iLO failure.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.10_02-22-2024" date="1713268800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SBCE and ECC storm records may disappear from AHS.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW IPv6 HDD is not found under OS when the
    iSCSI IpAddressType is set to Auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server may hang due to an IE function error.
    
    Merged the solutions from EDK2 for vulnerabilities:
    
    \- Buffer overflow in the DHCPv6 client via a long Server ID option
    
    \- Out-of-bounds read when handling a ND Redirect message with truncated
    options
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing unknown options in the Destination Options
    header
    
    \- Infinite loop when parsing a PadN option in the Destination Options header
    
    \- Buffer overflow when processing DNS Servers option in a DHCPv6 Advertise
    message
    
    \- Predictable TCP ISNs
    
    \- Use of a Weak PseudoRandom Number Generator
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1717934400">-     Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.20_05-27-2024" date="1718020800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for security
    vulnerabilities CVE-2021-38578, CVE-2023-5678 and CVE-2024-0727. The security
    vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. They are not unique to
    HPE servers. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.30_07-31-2024" date="1726747200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.002.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Windows Server 2025 HLK TPM2.0 UEFI Preboot Interface
    test failed on XL450Gen10.
    
    Addressed an issue where the "Physical Drive missing" message appeared twice
    in POST when a drive was removed and rebooted with incorrect severity in IML.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options and navigating to Boot Options
    &gt; UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and
    Exit.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.32_08-29-2024" date="1727352000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system was not compliant with WS2025 HSTI
    requirement.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024" date="1728475200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.34_09-30-2024-2.1" date="1729684800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where system may reboot infinitely when a faulty PCIE card was
    installed.
    
    Fixed an issue where the firmware versions of iLO and Backplane showed
    incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.40_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would uses UUID for IPV6 DHCP even when
    DUID-LLT is selected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.42_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang in glyph
    loop error handling when the System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745496000">-     Removed Expired SUSE and Vmware Certificates.
    
    Improved detection and interaction with certain PCIe cards during UEFI HBA
    discovery process.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.50_04-17-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.105.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might have false IML message "Processor X,
    DIMM Y - This NVDIMM is NOT a HPE SmartMemory NVDIMM".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might trigger BitLocker Recovery after
    reboot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.60_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Purley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.62_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.64_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.01.05.201.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where BIOS would not retry power calibration when requested
    by iLO in cases where power samples were incorrect, preventing dynamic power
    capping from being enabled or accessed.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 3.66_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="bbf4dbd3d7726ac908d9584366dd0c5163a93b4d0e250b9bfe74d9eee603e1f0" name="firmware-system-u46" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_04-28-2021" date="1623326400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_05-26-2021" date="1624190400">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Enhanced
    Processor Performance Profile. This option provides additional processor
    performance profiles that can be used to improve overall performance under
    certain workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_05-26-2021" date="1624276800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an Unsupported Memory
    Configuration error when Intel DC Optane Persistent Memory is present with an
    Intel Xeon Silver 4314 processor. This issue does not impact systems
    configured with an Intel Xeon Gold or Platinum SKU processor.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-27-2021" date="1631016000">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. Secured-core servers use a
    combination of hardware features, firmware enablement and Windows Server
    operating system capabilities to provide protection against malware and
    rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: Intel Virtualization Technology
    enabled, Intel VT-d enabled, Intel TXT Support enabled, Secure Boot enabled,
    TPM enabled in 2.0 mode. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is
    enabled can prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-27-2021" date="1631102400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA and sSATA Controller shows as Unknown
    under firmware information page in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where an error "Incorrect firmware file or no supported
    device" occurs when flashing the firmware of Intel E810 Ethernet Adapters.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when launching Embedded iPXE when
    IPv4 certification is enrolled and Network location is set as iPXE Auto-Start-
    Script.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs at POST when configured with Intel
    Xeon Silver 4314 Processor and Intel OptaneTM Persistent Memory 200 Series
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when running Safe Mode boot without
    a DIMM installed on DIMM slot1.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633262400">-     Added support for updating NVMe/SATA drive firmware managed by Intel VROC via
    Firmware Update page in UEFI System Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for PCIe HotPlug Error
    Control. Use this option to select PCIe (NVMe) Hot-Plug support for the
    platform. When Hot-Plug Surprise is selected, the platform will attempt to
    protect the platform from experiencing an error on a surprise removal event.
    This option should be selected for older Operating Systems that do not support
    Enhanced Downstream Port Containment (eDPC). When eDPC Firmware Control is
    selected, the platform firmware and OS will properly negotiate and log all
    hot-plug events. This option is currently not supported by all Operating
    Systems. When eDPC OS Control is selected hot-plug events are handled by the
    Operating System with no involvement by the platform. All logging of events in
    this mode will be limited to the Operating System only. It is important that
    this option be set properly based on the Operating System to ensure hot-plug
    events and surprise removal events are handled properly by the platform.
    Please consult Operating System documentation for additional details. Note it
    is always recommended to perform a graceful device removal from the Operating
    System before performing a hot-plug event.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633348800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe SSDs May Be Listed As "UEFI Misc Device" in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) "One-Time Boot Menu" if Intel NVMe VROC is
    Enabled (Document ID: a00113593en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where The NVMe Storage Drives Will Not De Displayed in the
    Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Pages if Intel NVMe VROC (CPU/VMD) is Enabled
    (Document ID: a00113587en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled. The "Extended Memory Test"
    option is disabled by default and this issue would only impact customers who
    had specifically configured this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected
    Memory Errors were due to an issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and
    do NOT indicate an issue with the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_11-03-2021" date="1636718400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where I/O devices accessing memory during heavy workloads
    with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series installed can experience slow
    response times, resulting in completion timeout errors on the I/O device. This
    can result in a Blue Screen in Windows, a kernel panic in Linux, or a Purple
    Screen in VMWare.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_11-29-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644408000">-     Changed the behavior of Restore Manufacturing Defaults from restoring the
    settings for UEFI, NICs and RAID cards to UEFI only.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644494400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where if the administrator password and power-on password
    are set, after clearing power-on password, administrator password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a001
    19362en_us&amp;docLocale=en_US) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_06-01-2022" date="1654430400">-     Added Protected Processor Inventory Number (PPIN) setting in ROM Based Setup
    Utility (RBSU) under Process Option Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_06-01-2022" date="1654516800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21136, and CVE-2022-21151. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616, and
    INTEL-SA-00617. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0004. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00613. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU), PMem QoS
    Options cannot be set as disabled under Performance Options work profile with
    system ROM v1.58.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where incorrect Drive Location is reported for HPE MegaRAID
    Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers under Secure Erase Report
    
    Addressed an issue where PCI network boot option shows only one port for Intel
    E810-2CQDA2 Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP28 Adapter for HPE (P41611-B21) when
    bifurcation is enabled. More details can be found in the Customer Advisory
    (CA) link below: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-
    a00118261en_us
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    Addressed an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) status displays
    Degraded A3DC on iLO web page but there is no memory failure displayed in iLO.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.62_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_08-11-2022" date="1661169600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    For customers who had already upgraded to v1.62 7/14/2022 ROM, it is highly
    recommended to upgrade to this version v1.64 if customers have Intel Optane
    Persistent Memory 200 Series installed in their system.
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue from previous published ROM release v1.62 7/14/2022 in
    which systems with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series may not appear
    under an OS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of Intel VROC
    UEFI driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel PLR3
    OOB guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel PLR3
    OOB update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-33972. This security vulnerability is
    documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Boot timer record was increasing incorrectly
    after every warm reboot.
    
    Addressed a possible hang issue when using a newer PCIe device with a very
    high PCI bus requirement.
    
    Addressed an issue where "Reboot Required" radio button isn't highlighted
    after BIOS restore.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added "Important: Intel(R) NVMe and Intel(R) VROC are not supported when the
    Boot Mode is configured in Legacy BIOS Mode." message into the RBSU help
    description for Intel NVMe VROC option.
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when "Workload
    Profile" sets to "Custom" and "Power Regulator" sets to "OS Control Mode".
    
    Downgraded several debug messages from DEBUG_ERROR to DEBUG_INFO level.
    Removed unnecessary error messages in BIOS serial log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21216, CVE-2022-32231,
    CVE-2022-26343, CVE-2022-33196, CVE-2022-38090 and CVE-2022-33972. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where the controller name was not displayed in Japanese
    when MegaRAID was switched to Japanese, .
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info was not displayed properly in iLO
    when Intel PCH VMD is enabled in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA firmware shows N/A under PCI Device
    information.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow user
    input frequency scaling of the processor's internal busses. In System
    Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under "Uncore Frequency Scaling"
    option in "Power and Performance Options". This setting has the following
    Redfish properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMax
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMin
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    disabling Dynamic Loadline switches between EPB modes depending on the P-state
    behavior. Enable or disable the switch could affect the power and performance
    by condition. In System Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under
    "Power and Performance Options". This setting has the following Redfish
    properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/DynamicLoadlineSwitch</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would hang after uploading the Samsung
    1733/1735 U.3 NVMe Drive firmware through FMP.
    
    Addressed an issue where PMEM NUMA nodes were not continuous (3, 5) under 8 8
    isolated NUMA nodes configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where a drive could not be unmounted when hot-plug
    interrupt was generated during the DPC recovery process, with the event going
    over the DPC threshold.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691409600">-     Disabled "Total Memory Encryption Multi-Tenant" option in RBSU if "Processor
    Physical Addressing" option was set to "Limited". This is for consistency with
    Intel's reference code behavior.
    
    The path to the option:
    
    Memory Options &gt;Memory Encryption Options &gt;Total Memory Encryption Multi-
    Tenant (TME-MT)
    
    Added Chinese translation for "Intel(R) Speed Select Technology" in RBSU.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505, CVE-2022-40982,
    CVE-2023-23908 and CVE-2022-41804. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where the RBSU "Storage Device Information" was empty when
    VROC is enabled.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address the issue where the TPM status displayed in RBSU and iLO web page was
    not in sync.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering "System Information"
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_03-06-2024" date="1710158400">-     Enhanced the SMBIOS type 203 ability for PCI device information displays that
    can support when the PCI slot is bifurcated.
    
    Added an option of "Filter Non-bootable Drives" in RBSU Boot Options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_03-06-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI VPD data would be written unconditionally
    while system is accessing to PCI VPD.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2024.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-45229 and CVE-2023-45853. This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UBM version between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVME hot plug when installing fully loaded NVME
    drives.
    
    Addressed an issue vulnerabilities in network IP stack documented as from
    CVE-2023-45230 to CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIE slot control would disappear in RBSU when
    the PCIE switchboard is installed in the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW ipv6 HDD can't be found under OS when
    iSCSI IP Address Type option is set to "Auto" in RBSU Network Options / iSCSI
    Configuration / Add an iSCSI Attempt &gt; select Network device &gt; IP Address
    Type.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717329600">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717416000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.2 guidance. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-5678,
    CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented
    in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of
    the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang up with fully installed NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where SMBIOS type 203 show incorrect information when
    Bifurcation/Dual-Bifurcation is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU\Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where UMB firmware version showed incorrectly in Firmware
    information of System Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718798400">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) options "PCIe Device
    Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Data Link Feature/PCIe Slot XX
    Data Link Feature Exchange" and set to "Enabled" by default. These options can
    be used to disable Data Link Feature Exchange when a legacy (Gen 3 or older)
    PCIe card is installed, which is not compatible with this feature. This
    setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/SlotXXDataLinkFeatureExchange</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718884800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU/Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the driver Health Message was shown twice in POST
    when drive was removed and ran cold boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_09-05-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail WS2025 HSTI test.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIe link speed of Microchip AROC Gen10 SR
    controller (AROC controller) may downgrade.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.24_10-04-2024" date="1728561600">-     Added Zilia DIMM manufacturer ID for SMBIOS information.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.24_10-04-2024" date="1728648000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Fixed an issue where the iLO firmware version may show incorrectly.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Secure Boot Key Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when DUID-LLT
    is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to detect hot-add SATA
    drive when VROC is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might report intel_th_pci driver probe
    failed in a Linux operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_04-18-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Intel PCH model name is unknown in RBSU
    System information.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log into the wrong DIMM index in the
    Server Configuration Lock detection log after removing the system DIMM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLORest might time out.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750248000">-     Added Uncore Frequency RAPL to system RBSU (System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options &gt;Uncore
    Freq RAPL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750334400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Maximum/Minimum Uncore Frequency values might
    still be configurable when Uncore Frequency Scaling is set to AUTO from
    OneView.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.
    
    Added CPU C1 Auto Demotion/ UnDemotion option in System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system PXE boot in legacy mode might fail when
    using the Intel I350-T4 OCP NIC.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might display spurious interrupt message
    during Linux boot up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Secure Boot may experience a
    Red Screen of Death upon removal of Microsoft Windows Production PCA
    certificates from the Secure Boot database.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Added support for ASIX USB to Ethernet adapter driver version 3.3.2, resolving
    PXE boot stability issues with ASIX AX88179A chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for CVE-2026-22796
    security vulnerability.
    
    Addressed a critical SMM (System Management Mode) execution issue where
    corrected error handling code for non-memory or non-PCIe errors would access
    non-SMRAM memory, causing page fault exceptions. The fix caches environment
    variables in SMM via Constructor to prevent accessing non-SMRAM memory during
    SMM execution.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="226e3833b365c5f7add90c7e7d494dc0b59bba1ca654d940b8f6438702d5aa84" name="firmware-system-u47" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_04-28-2021" date="1623153600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-27-2021" date="1631534400">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. Secured-core servers use a
    combination of hardware features, firmware enablement and Windows Server
    operating system capabilities to provide protection against malware and
    rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: Intel Virtualization Technology
    enabled, Intel VT-d enabled, Intel TXT Support enabled, Secure Boot enabled,
    TPM enabled in 2.0 mode. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is
    enabled can prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-27-2021" date="1631620800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA and sSATA Controller shows as Unknown
    under firmware information page in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where an error "Incorrect firmware file or no supported
    device" occurs when flashing the firmware of Intel E810 Ethernet Adapters.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when launching Embedded iPXE when
    IPv4 certification is enrolled and Network location is set as iPXE Auto-Start-
    Script.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs at POST when configured with Intel
    Xeon Silver 4314 Processor and Intel OptaneTM Persistent Memory 200 Series
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when running Safe Mode boot without
    a DIMM installed on DIMM slot1.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633435200">-     Added support for updating NVMe/SATA drive firmware managed by Intel VROC via
    Firmware Update page in UEFI System Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for PCIe HotPlug Error
    Control. Use this option to select PCIe (NVMe) Hot-Plug support for the
    platform. When Hot-Plug Surprise is selected, the platform will attempt to
    protect the platform from experiencing an error on a surprise removal event.
    This option should be selected for older Operating Systems that do not support
    Enhanced Downstream Port Containment (eDPC). When eDPC Firmware Control is
    selected, the platform firmware and OS will properly negotiate and log all
    hot-plug events. This option is currently not supported by all Operating
    Systems. When eDPC OS Control is selected hot-plug events are handled by the
    Operating System with no involvement by the platform. All logging of events in
    this mode will be limited to the Operating System only. It is important that
    this option be set properly based on the Operating System to ensure hot-plug
    events and surprise removal events are handled properly by the platform.
    Please consult Operating System documentation for additional details. Note it
    is always recommended to perform a graceful device removal from the Operating
    System before performing a hot-plug event.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633521600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe SSDs May Be Listed As "UEFI Misc Device" in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) "One-Time Boot Menu" if Intel NVMe VROC is
    Enabled (Document ID: a00113593en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where The NVMe Storage Drives Will Not De Displayed in the
    Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Pages if Intel NVMe VROC (CPU/VMD) is Enabled
    (Document ID: a00113587en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled. The "Extended Memory Test"
    option is disabled by default and this issue would only impact customers who
    had specifically configured this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected
    Memory Errors were due to an issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and
    do NOT indicate an issue with the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_11-03-2021" date="1636372800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where I/O devices accessing memory during heavy workloads
    with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series installed can experience slow
    response times, resulting in completion timeout errors on the I/O device. This
    can result in a Blue Screen in Windows, a kernel panic in Linux, or a Purple
    Screen in VMWare.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_11-29-2021" date="1639483200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644321600">-     Changed the behavior of Restore Manufacturing Defaults from restoring the
    settings for UEFI, NICs and RAID cards to UEFI only.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644408000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where if the administrator password and power-on password
    are set, after clearing power-on password, administrator password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue
    (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00119362en_us) where
    the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot Device may shut down intermittently
    and may log the following System Overheating message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML): "System Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O
    Board, Temperature61) ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles
    installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022-2.1" date="1653220800">-     Changed the behavior of Restore Manufacturing Defaults from restoring the
    settings for UEFI, NICs and RAID cards to UEFI only.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022-2.1" date="1653307200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where if the administrator password and power-on password
    are set, after clearing power-on password, administrator password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue
    (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00119362en_us) where
    the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot Device may shut down intermittently
    and may log the following System Overheating message in the Integrated
    Management Log (IML): "System Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O
    Board, Temperature61) ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles
    installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_05-12-2022" date="1654430400">-     Added Protected Processor Inventory Number (PPIN) setting in ROM Based Setup
    Utility (RBSU) under Process Option Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_05-12-2022" date="1654516800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21136, and CVE-2022-21151. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616, and
    INTEL-SA-00617. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0004. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00613. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU), PMem QoS
    Options cannot be set as disabled under Performance Options work profile with
    system ROM v1.58.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where incorrect Drive Location is reported for HPE MegaRAID
    Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers under Secure Erase Report
    
    Addressed an issue where PCI network boot option shows only one port for Intel
    E810-2CQDA2 Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP28 Adapter for HPE (P41611-B21) when
    bifurcation is enabled. More details can be found in the Customer Advisory
    (CA) link below
    
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00118261en_us
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    Addressed an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) status displays
    Degraded A3DC on iLO web page but there is no memory failure displayed in iLO.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.62_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_08-11-2022" date="1661342400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    For customers who had already upgraded to v1.62 7/14/2022 ROM, it is highly
    recommended to upgrade to this version v1.64 if customers have Intel Optane
    Persistent Memory 200 Series installed in their system.
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue from previous published ROM release v1.62 7/14/2022 in
    which systems with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series may not appear
    under an OS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of Intel VROC
    UEFI driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel PLR3
    OOB guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel PLR3
    OOB update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-33972. This security vulnerability is
    documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Boot timer record was increasing incorrectly
    after every warm reboot.
    
    Addressed a possible hang issue when using a newer PCIe device with a very
    high PCI bus requirement.
    
    Addressed an issue where Reboot Required radio button isn't highlighted after
    BIOS restore.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676376000">-     Added "Important: Intel(R) NVMe and Intel(R) VROC are not supported when the
    Boot Mode is configured in Legacy BIOS Mode." message into the RBSU help
    description for Intel NVMe VROC option.
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when Workload
    Profile sets to Custom and Power Regulator sets to OS Control Mode.
    
    Downgraded several debug messages from DEBUG_ERROR to DEBUG_INFO level.
    Removed unnecessary error messages in BIOS serial log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676462400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21216, CVE-2022-32231,
    CVE-2022-26343, CVE-2022-33196, CVE-2022-38090 and CVE-2022-33972. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where the controller name was not displayed in Japanese
    when MegaRAID was switched to Japanese, .
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info was not displayed properly in iLO
    when Intel PCH VMD is enabled in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA firmware shows N/A under PCI Device
    information.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683460800">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow user
    input frequency scaling of the processor's internal busses. In System
    Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under Uncore Frequency Scaling
    option in Power and Performance Options. This setting has the following
    Redfish properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMax
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMin
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    disabling Dynamic Loadline switches between EPB modes depending on the P-state
    behavior. Enable or disable the switch could affect the power and performance
    by condition. In System Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under
    Power and Performance Options. This setting has the following Redfish
    properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/DynamicLoadlineSwitch</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would hang after uploading the Samsung
    1733/1735 U.3 NVMe Drive firmware through FMP.
    
    Addressed an issue where PMEM NUMA nodes were not continuous (3, 5) under 8 8
    isolated NUMA nodes configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where a drive could not be unmounted when hot-plug
    interrupt was generated during the DPC recovery process, with the event going
    over the DPC threshold.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691409600">-     Disabled "Total Memory Encryption Multi-Tenant" option in RBSU if "Processor
    Physical Addressing" option was set to "Limited". This is for consistency with
    Intel's reference code behavior.
    
    The path to the option:
    
    Memory Options &gt;Memory Encryption Options &gt;Total Memory Encryption Multi-
    Tenant (TME-MT)
    
    Added Chinese translation for "Intel(R) Speed Select Technology" in RBSU.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505, CVE-2022-40982,
    CVE-2023-23908 and CVE-2022-41804. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where the RBSU "Storage Device Information" was empty when
    VROC is enabled.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address the issue where the TPM status displayed in RBSU and iLO web page was
    not in sync.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information from
    RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Enhanced the SMBIOS type 203 ability for PCI device information displays that
    can support when the PCI slot is bifurcated.
    
    Added an option of "Filter Non-bootable Drives" in RBSU Boot Options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI VPD data would be written unconditionally
    while system is accessing to PCI VPD.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2024.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-45229 and CVE-2023-45853. This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UBM version between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVME hot plug when installing fully loaded NVME
    drives.
    
    Addressed an issue vulnerabilities in network IP stack documented as from
    CVE-2023-45230 to CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIE slot control would disappear in RBSU when
    the PCIE switchboard is installed in the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW ipv6 HDD can't be found under OS when
    iSCSI IP Address Type option is set to Auto in RBSU Network Options / iSCSI
    Configuration / Add an iSCSI Attempt &gt; select Network device &gt; IP Address
    Type.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717329600">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717416000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.2 guidance. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-5678,
    CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented
    in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of
    the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang up with fully installed NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where SMBIOS type 203 show incorrect information when
    Bifurcation/Dual-Bifurcation is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU\Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where UMB firmware version showed incorrectly in Firmware
    information of System Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718798400">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) options "PCIe Device
    Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Data Link Feature/PCIe Slot XX
    Data Link Feature Exchange" and set to "Enabled" by default. These options can
    be used to disable Data Link Feature Exchange when a legacy (Gen 3 or older)
    PCIe card is installed, which is not compatible with this feature. This
    setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/SlotXXDataLinkFeatureExchange</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718884800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU/Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the driver Health Message was shown twice in POST
    when drive was removed and ran cold boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_09-05-2024" date="1726401600">-     See the release document U47_2.22_08_29_2024 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_09-05-2024" date="1726488000">-     See the release document U47_2.22_08_29_2024 in Download Product Binaries page
    from Product Summary of the firmware product.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Secure Boot Key Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when DUID-LLT
    is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Add pop-up messages to warn user the risk of using Intelligent Provisioning
    when launching the utility.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to detect hot-add SATA
    drive when VROC is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might report intel_th_pci driver probe
    failed in Linux operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might failed to update NVMe drive
    firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_04-18-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Intel PCH model name is unknown in RBSU
    System information.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log into the wrong DIMM index in the
    Server Configuration Lock detection log after removing the system DIMM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLORest might time out.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750248000">-     Added Uncore Frequency RAPL to system RBSU (System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options &gt;Uncore
    Freq RAPL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750334400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Maximum/Minimum Uncore Frequency values might
    still be configurable when Uncore Frequency Scaling is set to AUTO from
    OneView.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.
    
    Added CPU C1 Auto Demotion/ UnDemotion option in System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system PXE boot in legacy mode might fail when
    using the Intel I350-T4 OCP NIC.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might display spurious interrupt message
    during Linux boot up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Secure Boot may experience a
    Red Screen of Death upon removal of Microsoft Windows Production PCA
    certificates from the Secure Boot database.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Added support for ASIX USB to Ethernet adapter driver version 3.3.2, resolving
    PXE boot stability issues with ASIX AX88179A chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for CVE-2026-22796
    security vulnerability.
    
    Addressed a critical SMM (System Management Mode) execution issue where
    corrected error handling code for non-memory or non-PCIe errors would access
    non-SMRAM memory, causing page fault exceptions. The fix caches environment
    variables in SMM via Constructor to prevent accessing non-SMRAM memory during
    SMM execution.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-     Implemented improvements to enhance user experience and optimize
    functionality.</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="40b4298a4a124be27a5400184d6ab533189ed6ac9c8ae655ddb3550e5bccfc2d" name="firmware-system-u50" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_04-28-2021" date="1623326400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_05-26-2021" date="1624190400">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Enhanced
    Processor Performance Profile. This option provides additional processor
    performance profiles that can be used to improve overall performance under
    certain workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_05-26-2021" date="1624276800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an Unsupported Memory
    Configuration error when Intel DC Optane Persistent Memory is present with an
    Intel Xeon Silver 4314 processor. This issue does not impact systems
    configured with an Intel Xeon Gold or Platinum SKU processor.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-27-2021" date="1631016000">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors. Secured-core servers use a
    combination of hardware features, firmware enablement and Windows Server
    operating system capabilities to provide protection against malware and
    rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: Intel Virtualization Technology
    enabled, Intel VT-d enabled, Intel TXT Support enabled, Secure Boot enabled,
    TPM enabled in 2.0 mode. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is
    enabled can prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_08-27-2021" date="1631102400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA and sSATA Controller shows as Unknown
    under firmware information page in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where an error "Incorrect firmware file or no supported
    device" occurs when flashing the firmware of Intel E810 Ethernet Adapters.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when launching Embedded iPXE when
    IPv4 certification is enrolled and Network location is set as iPXE Auto-Start-
    Script.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs at POST when configured with Intel
    Xeon Silver 4314 Processor and Intel OptaneTM Persistent Memory 200 Series
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when running Safe Mode boot without
    a DIMM installed on DIMM slot1.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633262400">-     Added support for updating NVMe/SATA drive firmware managed by Intel VROC via
    Firmware Update page in UEFI System Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for PCIe HotPlug Error
    Control. Use this option to select PCIe (NVMe) Hot-Plug support for the
    platform. When Hot-Plug Surprise is selected, the platform will attempt to
    protect the platform from experiencing an error on a surprise removal event.
    This option should be selected for older Operating Systems that do not support
    Enhanced Downstream Port Containment (eDPC). When eDPC Firmware Control is
    selected, the platform firmware and OS will properly negotiate and log all
    hot-plug events. This option is currently not supported by all Operating
    Systems. When eDPC OS Control is selected hot-plug events are handled by the
    Operating System with no involvement by the platform. All logging of events in
    this mode will be limited to the Operating System only. It is important that
    this option be set properly based on the Operating System to ensure hot-plug
    events and surprise removal events are handled properly by the platform.
    Please consult Operating System documentation for additional details. Note it
    is always recommended to perform a graceful device removal from the Operating
    System before performing a hot-plug event.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633348800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe SSDs May Be Listed As "UEFI Misc Device" in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) "One-Time Boot Menu" if Intel NVMe VROC is
    Enabled (Document ID: a00113593en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where The NVMe Storage Drives Will Not De Displayed in the
    Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Pages if Intel NVMe VROC (CPU/VMD) is Enabled
    (Document ID: a00113587en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled. The "Extended Memory Test"
    option is disabled by default and this issue would only impact customers who
    had specifically configured this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected
    Memory Errors were due to an issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and
    do NOT indicate an issue with the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_11-03-2021" date="1636718400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where I/O devices accessing memory during heavy workloads
    with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series installed can experience slow
    response times, resulting in completion timeout errors on the I/O device. This
    can result in a Blue Screen in Windows, a kernel panic in Linux, or a Purple
    Screen in VMWare.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_11-29-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644408000">-     Changed the behavior of Restore Manufacturing Defaults from restoring the
    settings for UEFI, NICs and RAID cards to UEFI only.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644494400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where if the administrator password and power-on password
    are set, after clearing power-on password, administrator password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a001
    19362en_us&amp;docLocale=en_US) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_05-12-2022" date="1654430400">-     Added Protected Processor Inventory Number (PPIN) setting in ROM Based Setup
    Utility (RBSU) under Process Option Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_05-12-2022" date="1654516800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21136, and CVE-2022-21151. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616, and
    INTEL-SA-00617. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0004. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00613. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU), PMem QoS
    Options cannot be set as disabled under Performance Options work profile with
    system ROM v1.58.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where incorrect Drive Location is reported for HPE MegaRAID
    Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers under Secure Erase Report
    
    Addressed an issue where PCI network boot option shows only one port for Intel
    E810-2CQDA2 Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP28 Adapter for HPE (P41611-B21) when
    bifurcation is enabled. More details can be found in the Customer Advisory
    (CA) link below
    
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00118261en_us
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    Addressed an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) status displays
    Degraded A3DC on iLO web page but there is no memory failure displayed in iLO.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.62_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_08-11-2022" date="1661169600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    For customers who had already upgraded to v1.62 7/14/2022 ROM, it is highly
    recommended to upgrade to this version v1.64 if customers have Intel Optane
    Persistent Memory 200 Series installed in their system.
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue from previous published ROM release v1.62 7/14/2022 in
    which systems with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series may not appear
    under an OS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of Intel VROC
    UEFI driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel PLR3
    OOB guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel PLR3
    OOB update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-33972. This security vulnerability is
    documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Boot timer record was increasing incorrectly
    after every warm reboot.
    
    Addressed a possible hang issue when using a newer PCIe device with a very
    high PCI bus requirement.
    
    Addressed an issue where Reboot Required radio button isn't highlighted after
    BIOS restore.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added "Important: Intel(R) NVMe and Intel(R) VROC are not supported when the
    Boot Mode is configured in Legacy BIOS Mode." message into the RBSU help
    description for Intel NVMe VROC option.
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when Workload
    Profile sets to Custom and Power Regulator sets to OS Control Mode.
    
    Downgraded several debug messages from DEBUG_ERROR to DEBUG_INFO level.
    Removed unnecessary error messages in BIOS serial log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21216, CVE-2022-32231,
    CVE-2022-26343, CVE-2022-33196, CVE-2022-38090 and CVE-2022-33972. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where the controller name was not displayed in Japanese
    when MegaRAID was switched to Japanese, .
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info was not displayed properly in iLO
    when Intel PCH VMD is enabled in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA firmware shows N/A under PCI Device
    information.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow user
    input frequency scaling of the processor's internal busses. In System
    Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under Uncore Frequency Scaling
    option in Power and Performance Options. This setting has the following
    Redfish properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMax
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMin
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    disabling Dynamic Loadline switches between EPB modes depending on the P-state
    behavior. Enable or disable the switch could affect the power and performance
    by condition. In System Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under
    Power and Performance Options. This setting has the following Redfish
    properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/DynamicLoadlineSwitch</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would hang after uploading the Samsung
    1733/1735 U.3 NVMe Drive firmware through FMP.
    
    Addressed an issue where PMEM NUMA nodes were not continuous (3, 5) under 8 8
    isolated NUMA nodes configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where a drive could not be unmounted when hot-plug
    interrupt was generated during the DPC recovery process, with the event going
    over the DPC threshold.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691409600">-     Disabled "Total Memory Encryption Multi-Tenant" option in RBSU if "Processor
    Physical Addressing" option was set to "Limited". This is for consistency with
    Intel's reference code behavior.
    
    The path to the option:
    
    Memory Options &gt;Memory Encryption Options &gt;Total Memory Encryption Multi-
    Tenant (TME-MT)
    
    Added Chinese translation for "Intel(R) Speed Select Technology" in RBSU.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505, CVE-2022-40982,
    CVE-2023-23908 and CVE-2022-41804. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where the RBSU "Storage Device Information" was empty when
    VROC is enabled.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address the issue where the TPM status displayed in RBSU and iLO web page was
    not in sync.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information from
    RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Enhanced the SMBIOS type 203 ability for PCI device information displays that
    can support when the PCI slot is bifurcated.
    
    Added an option of "Filter Non-bootable Drives" in RBSU Boot Options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI VPD data would be written unconditionally
    while system is accessing to PCI VPD.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2024.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-45229 and CVE-2023-45853. This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UBM version between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVME hot plug when installing fully loaded NVME
    drives.
    
    Addressed an issue vulnerabilities in network IP stack documented as from
    CVE-2023-45230 to CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIE slot control would disappear in RBSU when
    the PCIE switchboard is installed in the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW ipv6 HDD can't be found under OS when
    iSCSI IP Address Type option is set to Auto in RBSU Network Options / iSCSI
    Configuration / Add an iSCSI Attempt &gt; select Network device &gt; IP Address
    Type.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717329600">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717416000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.2 guidance. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-5678,
    CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented
    in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of
    the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang up with fully installed NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where SMBIOS type 203 show incorrect information when
    Bifurcation/Dual-Bifurcation is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU\Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where UMB firmware version showed incorrectly in Firmware
    information of System Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718798400">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) options "PCIe Device
    Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Data Link Feature/PCIe Slot XX
    Data Link Feature Exchange" and set to "Enabled" by default. These options can
    be used to disable Data Link Feature Exchange when a legacy (Gen 3 or older)
    PCIe card is installed, which is not compatible with this feature. This
    setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/SlotXXDataLinkFeatureExchange</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718884800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU/Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the driver Health Message was shown twice in POST
    when drive was removed and ran cold boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_09-05-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail WS2025 HSTI test.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIe link speed of Microchip AROC Gen10 SR
    controller (AROC controller) may downgrade.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Secure Boot Key Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when DUID-LLT
    is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to detect hot-add SATA
    drive when VROC is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might report intel_th_pci driver probe
    failed in a Linux operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_04-18-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Intel PCH model name is unknown in RBSU
    System information.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log into the wrong DIMM index in the
    Server Configuration Lock detection log after removing the system DIMM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLORest might time out.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750248000">-     Added Uncore Frequency RAPL to system RBSU (System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options &gt;Uncore
    Freq RAPL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750334400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Maximum/Minimum Uncore Frequency values might
    still be configurable when Uncore Frequency Scaling is set to AUTO from
    OneView.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.
    
    Added CPU C1 Auto Demotion/ UnDemotion option in System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system PXE boot in legacy mode might fail when
    using the Intel I350-T4 OCP NIC.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might display spurious interrupt message
    during Linux boot up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Secure Boot may experience a
    Red Screen of Death upon removal of Microsoft Windows Production PCA
    certificates from the Secure Boot database.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Added support for ASIX USB to Ethernet adapter driver version 3.3.2, resolving
    PXE boot stability issues with ASIX AX88179A chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed a critical SMM (System Management Mode) execution issue where
    corrected error handling code for non-memory or non-PCIe errors would access
    non-SMRAM memory, causing page fault exceptions. The fix caches environment
    variables in SMM via Constructor to prevent accessing non-SMRAM memory during
    SMM execution.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="9440ca753a480a1219e9074acebb1afc57e3ac1a345b398eb09f5b9297a03c4e" name="firmware-system-u56" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.40_04-28-2021" date="1623326400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_05-26-2021" date="1624190400">-     Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option called Enhanced
    Processor Performance Profile. This option provides additional processor
    performance profiles that can be used to improve overall performance under
    certain workloads.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.42_05-26-2021" date="1624276800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may report an Unsupported Memory
    Configuration error when Intel DC Optane Persistent Memory is present with an
    Intel Xeon Silver 4314 processor. This issue does not impact systems
    configured with an Intel Xeon Gold or Platinum SKU processor.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633262400">-     Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.
    
    Added support for updating NVMe/SATA drive firmware managed by Intel VROC via
    Firmware Update page in UEFI System Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for PCIe HotPlug Error
    Control. Use this option to select PCIe (NVMe) Hot-Plug support for the
    platform. When Hot-Plug Surprise is selected, the platform will attempt to
    protect the platform from experiencing an error on a surprise removal event.
    This option should be selected for older Operating Systems that do not support
    Enhanced Downstream Port Containment (eDPC). When eDPC Firmware Control is
    selected, the platform firmware and OS will properly negotiate and log all
    hot-plug events. This option is currently not supported by all Operating
    Systems. When eDPC OS Control is selected hot-plug events are handled by the
    Operating System with no involvement by the platform. All logging of events in
    this mode will be limited to the Operating System only. It is important that
    this option be set properly based on the Operating System to ensure hot-plug
    events and surprise removal events are handled properly by the platform.
    Please consult Operating System documentation for additional details. Note it
    is always recommended to perform a graceful device removal from the Operating
    System before performing a hot-plug event.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021" date="1633348800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA and sSATA Controller shows as Unknown
    under firmware information page in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where an error "Incorrect firmware file or no supported
    device" occurs when flashing the firmware of Intel E810 Ethernet Adapters.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when launching Embedded iPXE when
    IPv4 certification is enrolled and Network location is set as iPXE Auto-Start-
    Script.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs at POST when configured with Intel
    Xeon Silver 4314 Processor and Intel OptaneTM Persistent Memory 200 Series
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when running Safe Mode boot without
    a DIMM installed on DIMM slot1.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe SSDs May Be Listed As "UEFI Misc Device" in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) "One-Time Boot Menu" if Intel NVMe VROC is
    Enabled (Document ID: a00113593en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where The NVMe Storage Drives Will Not De Displayed in the
    Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Pages if Intel NVMe VROC (CPU/VMD) is Enabled
    (Document ID: a00113587en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled. The "Extended Memory Test"
    option is disabled by default and this issue would only impact customers who
    had specifically configured this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected
    Memory Errors were due to an issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and
    do NOT indicate an issue with the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021-2.1" date="1634040000">-     Added new RBSU option to Omit Boot Device Event in TPM PCR[4] following EDK2.
    Warning: changing the setting will affect TPM measurements and can impact
    software functionality which utilizes the TPM PCR registers such as Microsoft
    BitLocker. PCR[4] is the register that records the process of attempting to
    boot different hardware paths like from a a hard drive or CD, and what boot
    devices are attempted, and the Initial Program Loader (IPL) code that is
    loaded and executed from the device. If boot from one device fails,
    measurements in PCR[4] record the attempt to boot the next device or boot
    path. If recording which device attempted to boot is omitted with this option
    (i.e. enable this option), the BIOS records the event type
    EV_OMIT_BOOT_DEVICE_EVENTS in PCR[4], otherwise the event is not recorded.
    
    Added support for updating NVMe/SATA drive firmware managed by Intel VROC via
    Firmware Update page in UEFI System Utilities.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for PCIe HotPlug Error
    Control. Use this option to select PCIe (NVMe) Hot-Plug support for the
    platform. When Hot-Plug Surprise is selected, the platform will attempt to
    protect the platform from experiencing an error on a surprise removal event.
    This option should be selected for older Operating Systems that do not support
    Enhanced Downstream Port Containment (eDPC). When eDPC Firmware Control is
    selected, the platform firmware and OS will properly negotiate and log all
    hot-plug events. This option is currently not supported by all Operating
    Systems. When eDPC OS Control is selected hot-plug events are handled by the
    Operating System with no involvement by the platform. All logging of events in
    this mode will be limited to the Operating System only. It is important that
    this option be set properly based on the Operating System to ensure hot-plug
    events and surprise removal events are handled properly by the platform.
    Please consult Operating System documentation for additional details. Note it
    is always recommended to perform a graceful device removal from the Operating
    System before performing a hot-plug event.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_09-22-2021-2.1" date="1634126400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Ver. 1.52_09-22-2021(B) contains updates to the firmware packaging and is
    functionally equivalent to ver. 1.52_09-22-2021. It is not necessary to
    upgrade with Revision B if a previous component revision was used to upgrade
    the firmware to version 1.52_09-22-2021.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA and sSATA Controller shows as Unknown
    under firmware information page in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where an error "Incorrect firmware file or no supported
    device" occurs when flashing the firmware of Intel E810 Ethernet Adapters.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when launching Embedded iPXE when
    IPv4 certification is enrolled and Network location is set as iPXE Auto-Start-
    Script.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs at POST when configured with Intel
    Xeon Silver 4314 Processor and Intel OptaneTM Persistent Memory 200 Series
    installed.
    
    Addressed an issue where the server hangs when running Safe Mode boot without
    a DIMM installed on DIMM slot1.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe SSDs May Be Listed As "UEFI Misc Device" in
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) "One-Time Boot Menu" if Intel NVMe VROC is
    Enabled (Document ID: a00113593en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where The NVMe Storage Drives Will Not De Displayed in the
    Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Pages if Intel NVMe VROC (CPU/VMD) is Enabled
    (Document ID: a00113587en_us).
    
    Addressed an issue where Uncorrectable Memory Errors may be reported and
    logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) with certain DIMMs installed and
    the RBSU "Extended Memory Test" option enabled. The "Extended Memory Test"
    option is disabled by default and this issue would only impact customers who
    had specifically configured this option to enabled. The reported Uncorrected
    Memory Errors were due to an issue with the impacted System ROM revisions and
    do NOT indicate an issue with the DIMMs themselves.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_11-03-2021" date="1636718400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where I/O devices accessing memory during heavy workloads
    with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series installed can experience slow
    response times, resulting in completion timeout errors on the I/O device. This
    can result in a Blue Screen in Windows, a kernel panic in Linux, or a Purple
    Screen in VMWare.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_11-29-2021" date="1639656000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue that can result in Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events
    being logged to the Integrated Management Log (IML) incorrectly. The system
    monitors corrected memory errors and notifies the user via a Corrected Memory
    Error Threshold Event when action is recommended due to an increased risk of
    an uncorrected memory error. Previous versions of the System ROM may log a
    Corrected Memory Error Threshold Event in cases where the system is not at an
    increased risk of an uncorrected memory error. It is strongly recommended that
    the System ROM be updated to this version or later before replacing DIMMs due
    to Corrected Memory Error Threshold Events.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644408000">-     Changed the behavior of Restore Manufacturing Defaults from restoring the
    settings for UEFI, NICs and RAID cards to UEFI only.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_01-13-2022" date="1644494400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where if the administrator password and power-on password
    are set, after clearing power-on password, administrator password is also
    cleared.
    
    Addressed an issue (https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a001
    19362en_us&amp;docLocale=en_US) where the systems with HPE NS204i-p NVMe OS Boot
    Device may shut down intermittently and may log the following System
    Overheating message in the Integrated Management Log (IML): "System
    Overheating (Temperature Sensor 47, Location I/O Board, Temperature61)
    ACTION:Check fans, processor heat sink and air baffles installation."
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may not automatically restart due to a
    hang condition during the boot process after a cold boot when the IPMI
    Watchdog Timer feature is enabled in the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_05-12-2022" date="1654430400">-     Added Protected Processor Inventory Number (PPIN) setting in ROM Based Setup
    Utility (RBSU) under Process Option Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_05-12-2022" date="1654516800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    microcode which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-21166, CVE-2022-21136, and CVE-2022-21151. These security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00616, and
    INTEL-SA-00617. These issues are not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-0004. These security vulnerabilities
    are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00613. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL and
    LibPng which provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented
    as CVE-2022-1292 and CVE-2019-7317. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where in the ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU), PMem QoS
    Options cannot be set as disabled under Performance Options work profile with
    system ROM v1.58.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where incorrect Drive Location is reported for HPE MegaRAID
    Gen10 Plus Storage Controllers under Secure Erase Report
    
    Addressed an issue where PCI network boot option shows only one port for Intel
    E810-2CQDA2 Ethernet 100Gb 2-port QSFP28 Adapter for HPE (P41611-B21) when
    bifurcation is enabled. More details can be found in the Customer Advisory
    (CA) link below
    
    https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00118261en_us
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where the IPMI Watchdog Timer (WDT) would continuously be
    re-enabled on reboots even after being disabled which causes the system to
    continuously reboot after the timeout is triggered.
    
    Addressed an issue where Advanced Memory Protection (AMP) status displays
    Degraded A3DC on iLO web page but there is no memory failure displayed in iLO.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.62_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_08-11-2022" date="1661169600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    For customers who had already upgraded to v1.62 7/14/2022 ROM, it is highly
    recommended to upgrade to this version v1.64 if customers have Intel Optane
    Persistent Memory 200 Series installed in their system.
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue from previous published ROM release v1.62 7/14/2022 in
    which systems with Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series may not appear
    under an OS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerabilities are documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00657. This
    issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel
    Reference Code which provides mitigations for BIOS advisories and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2021-33060. This security vulnerabilities are
    documented in Intel Security Advisory INTEL-SA-00686. These issues are not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of FreeType
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Microsoft Secured-core is not grayed-out when TPM is
    not present.
    
    Addressed an issue where the QR code in Rom Based Set Up menu linked to a
    discontinued site.
    
    Addressed an issue where a hot plug event occurring before event handler
    operates would cause ESXi kernel to call exception waiting for hot plug status
    from device and then triggered an ASSERT with PSOD (Purple Screen Of Death).
    
    Addressed an issue with displaying FW versions for Intel's latest ATS-M GPU
    cards.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added support to show manufacturing date for DIMMs in SMBIOS.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of Intel VROC
    UEFI driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_10-27-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel PLR3
    OOB guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel PLR3
    OOB update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and security
    vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-33972. This security vulnerability is
    documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Boot timer record was increasing incorrectly
    after every warm reboot.
    
    Addressed a possible hang issue when using a newer PCIe device with a very
    high PCI bus requirement.
    
    Addressed an issue where Reboot Required radio button isn't highlighted after
    BIOS restore.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676289600">-     Added "Important: Intel(R) NVMe and Intel(R) VROC are not supported when the
    Boot Mode is configured in Legacy BIOS Mode." message into the RBSU help
    description for Intel NVMe VROC option.
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    enabling and disabling EPP (Energy Performance Preference) when Workload
    Profile sets to Custom and Power Regulator sets to OS Control Mode.
    
    Downgraded several debug messages from DEBUG_ERROR to DEBUG_INFO level.
    Removed unnecessary error messages in BIOS serial log.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_02-02-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21216, CVE-2022-32231,
    CVE-2022-26343, CVE-2022-33196, CVE-2022-38090 and CVE-2022-33972. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for and security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where the controller name was not displayed in Japanese
    when MegaRAID was switched to Japanese, .
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info was not displayed properly in iLO
    when Intel PCH VMD is enabled in RBSU.
    
    Addressed an issue where Intel VROC SATA firmware shows N/A under PCI Device
    information.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683547200">-     Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow user
    input frequency scaling of the processor's internal busses. In System
    Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under Uncore Frequency Scaling
    option in Power and Performance Options. This setting has the following
    Redfish properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMax
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/UncoreFrequencyMin
    
    Added new System Configuration (RBSU) configuration options that allow
    disabling Dynamic Loadline switches between EPB modes depending on the P-state
    behavior. Enable or disable the switch could affect the power and performance
    by condition. In System Configuration (RBSU), the options is located under
    Power and Performance Options. This setting has the following Redfish
    properties.
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/DynamicLoadlineSwitch</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.76_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would hang after uploading the Samsung
    1733/1735 U.3 NVMe Drive firmware through FMP.
    
    Addressed an issue where PMEM NUMA nodes were not continuous (3, 5) under 8 8
    isolated NUMA nodes configuration.
    
    Addressed an issue where a drive could not be unmounted when hot-plug
    interrupt was generated during the DPC recovery process, with the event going
    over the DPC threshold.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages was not
    synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691409600">-     Disabled "Total Memory Encryption Multi-Tenant" option in RBSU if "Processor
    Physical Addressing" option was set to "Limited". This is for consistency with
    Intel's reference code behavior.
    
    The path to the option:
    
    Memory Options &gt;Memory Encryption Options &gt;Total Memory Encryption Multi-
    Tenant (TME-MT)
    
    Added Chinese translation for "Intel(R) Speed Select Technology" in RBSU.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-05-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-43505, CVE-2022-40982,
    CVE-2023-23908 and CVE-2022-41804. This security vulnerability is documented
    in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where the RBSU "Storage Device Information" was empty when
    VROC is enabled.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address the issue where the TPM status displayed in RBSU and iLO web page was
    not in sync.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information from
    RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710158400">-     Enhanced the SMBIOS type 203 ability for PCI device information displays that
    can support when the PCI slot is bifurcated.
    
    Added an option of "Filter Non-bootable Drives" in RBSU Boot Options.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-22-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCI VPD data would be written unconditionally
    while system is accessing to PCI VPD.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2024.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2022-36763,
    CVE-2022-36764, CVE-2023-45229 and CVE-2023-45853. This security vulnerability
    is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the UBM version between RBSU and iLO web pages was
    not synchronized.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVME hot plug when installing fully loaded NVME
    drives.
    
    Addressed an issue vulnerabilities in network IP stack documented as from
    CVE-2023-45230 to CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIE slot control would disappear in RBSU when
    the PCIE switchboard is installed in the system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iSCSI SW ipv6 HDD can't be found under OS when
    iSCSI IP Address Type option is set to Auto in RBSU Network Options / iSCSI
    Configuration / Add an iSCSI Attempt &gt; select Network device &gt; IP Address
    Type.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717329600">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive
    
    Added value "C6 without C1E" in System Configuration (RBSU) option "Power
    Management/Advanced Power Options menu/Minimum Processor Idle Power Core
    C-State". When selected, the Minimum Processor Idle Power Core C-State is C6
    with C1E disabled. This setting has the following Redfish property:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/MinProcIdlePower</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-27-2024" date="1717416000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.2 guidance. This revision of the System ROM
    includes the mitigation for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-5678,
    CVE-2021-38575 and CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented
    in the CVE report site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of
    the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware
    04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may hang up with fully installed NVMe drives.
    
    Addressed an issue where SMBIOS type 203 show incorrect information when
    Bifurcation/Dual-Bifurcation is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU\Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Addressed an issue where UMB firmware version showed incorrectly in Firmware
    information of System Configuration (RBSU).
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718798400">-     Added the System Configuration (RBSU) options "PCIe Device
    Configuration/Advanced PCIe Configuration/PCIe Data Link Feature/PCIe Slot XX
    Data Link Feature Exchange" and set to "Enabled" by default. These options can
    be used to disable Data Link Feature Exchange when a legacy (Gen 3 or older)
    PCIe card is installed, which is not compatible with this feature. This
    setting has the following Redfish properties:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/SlotXXDataLinkFeatureExchange</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.12_06-14-2024" date="1718884800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the RBSU/Firmware update shows "Flash successfully"
    message when incorrect SATA firmware was loaded for upgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603
    (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving the configuration page of the MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue where Redfish BIOS actions, ResetBIOS and ChangePassword
    may not work.
    
    Addressed an issue where Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for the Smart Array controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where the driver Health Message was shown twice in POST
    when drive was removed and ran cold boot.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.22_09-05-2024" date="1726488000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.603 (2.00_12_18_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail WS2025 HSTI test.
    
    Addressed an issue where the PCIe link speed of Microchip AROC Gen10 SR
    controller (AROC controller) may downgrade.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Secure Boot Key Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley IPU2025.1 updates.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when DUID-LLT
    is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date".
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to detect hot-add SATA
    drive when VROC is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might report intel_th_pci driver probe
    failed in a Linux operating system.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_04-18-2025" date="1745582400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.702 (2.30_01_06_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Intel PCH model name is unknown in RBSU
    System information.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log into the wrong DIMM index in the
    Server Configuration Lock detection log after removing the system DIMM.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLORest might time out.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750248000">-     Added Uncore Frequency RAPL to system RBSU (System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options &gt;Uncore
    Freq RAPL).</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.42_06-13-2025" date="1750334400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Maximum/Minimum Uncore Frequency values might
    still be configurable when Uncore Frequency Scaling is set to AUTO from
    OneView.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2025.3 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added a new RBSU service option for supporting MMCFG base at 1.5GB
    
    Updated the warning message wording of "Intelligent Provisioning" for OEM.
    
    Added CPU C1 Auto Demotion/ UnDemotion option in System Configuration &gt;
    BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) &gt; Power and Performance Options</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.54_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.802 (2.50_07_24_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system PXE boot in legacy mode might fail when
    using the Intel I350-T4 OCP NIC.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might display spurious interrupt message
    during Linux boot up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770984000">-     Resolved various issues to improve system stability and performance.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Added support for ASIX USB to Ethernet adapter driver version 3.3.2, resolving
    PXE boot stability issues with ASIX AX88179A chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Whitley
    IPU2026.1 RC update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with
    Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for CVE-2026-22796
    security vulnerability.
    
    Addressed a critical SMM (System Management Mode) execution issue where
    corrected error handling code for non-memory or non-PCIe errors would access
    non-SMRAM memory, causing page fault exceptions. The fix caches environment
    variables in SMM via Constructor to prevent accessing non-SMRAM memory during
    SMM execution.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 04.04.04.925 (2.60_12_05_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="46ef9788f426cdd66137610caf858127204441e0cee4f88a94bcada8c0ed2c2c" name="firmware-system-u60" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_10-04-2021" date="1646395200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_10-29-2021" date="1646481600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved higher performance when with Intel Turbo core enabled mode when
    enabling Enhanced Processor Performance in the BIOS RBSU menu.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    UEFI Legacy boot mode (CSM) is not supported in this release. Pentium CPU is
    not supported in this release. The following two options are not supported but
    visible in the RBSU Menu: TPM 1.2 and Dynamic Power Capping Functionality.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_01-13-2022" date="1646568000">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    Intel Xeon Processors. Secured-core servers use a combination of hardware
    features, firmware enablement and Windows Server operating system capabilities
    to provide protection against malware and rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: Intel Virtualization Technology
    enabled, Intel VT-d enabled, Intel TXT Support enabled, Secure Boot enabled,
    TPM enabled in 2.0 mode. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is
    enabled can prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added in support for legacy UEFI boot.
    
    Added support for Intel Pentium CPUs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_01-13-2022" date="1646654400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the power-on password and the administrator passwords
    were both cleared when clearing one or the other. With this fix the two
    passwords will be treated independently as intended.
    
    Removed Dynamic Power Capping Functionality option from the RBSU menu as this
    option is not supported on this platform.
    
    Removed TPM1.2 option from the RBSU menu as this option is not supported on
    this platform.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_03-24-2022" date="1649937600">-     Changed the default setting of Intel VT-d Virtualization to enabled to align
    with all other Gen10 and Gen10 Plus ProLiant servers. This will not affect the
    current setting of this option when upgrading to the v1.54 04/01/2022 System
    ROM. However, when defaults are restored on a system with the v1.54 or later
    System ROM, Intel VT-d Virtualization will be enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_03-24-2022" date="1650024000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the Intel X710-DA2 Ethernet 10Gb 2-port SFP Adapter
    intermittently encounters PCIe bandwidth downgrade.
    
    Addressed an issue where Windows 2022 has a yellow bang with unknown device
    when Microsoft(R) Secured-core is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_04-18-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21151, CVE-2022-0005,
    CVE-2021-33122, CVE-2021-33123, CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33103. These
    security vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of freetype
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would not reboot if reboot test was executed
    after PCIe Bifurcation.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_10-20-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added warning message Intel(R) NVMe is not supported when the Boot Mode is
    configured in Legacy BIOS Mode.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of VROC UEFI
    driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_10-20-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21198 and CVE-2022-26837. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where "Reboot Required" radio button isn't highlighted
    after BIOS restore.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_01-12-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-26837, CVE-2022-38090 and
    CVE-2022-30704. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where RBSU PCI device information page does not display the
    Intel VROC SATA firmware firmware version correctly.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info cannot display properly in iLO web
    when PCH VMD is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the field "DIMM Map-Out Reason" of OEM SMBIOS type
    232 would update incorrectly per DIMM status.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages were
    not synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-44611 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering "System Information"
    from RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-01-2024" date="1710158400">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-01-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575,
    CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2022-36763 and
    CVE-2022-36764.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system cannot detect the iSCSI hard
    drive through IPv6 installation if the iSCSI IpAddressType is set to auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where DmiAspmCtrl was not set accordingly when setting DMI
    ASPM to Disabled/L1 Enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version
    IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation
    for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-5678, and
    CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report
    site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604
    (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue that Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for MR Controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iLO FW version would miss a prefix "0" at minor
    version in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700
    (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-16-2025" date="1748347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Tatlow
    IPU 2025.2 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708
    (2.50_07_25_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added new knob to set MMCFG base at 1.5GB in RBSU service menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.50_07_25_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770811200">-     This version is in compliance with IPU 2026.1 guidance.
    
    Enabled PXE boot capability for certain USB NICs, which will appear in the One
    Time Boot Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770897600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.60_01_28_2026). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version
    IPU.2026.1 guidance.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Secure Boot may experience a
    Red Screen of Death upon removal of Microsoft Windows Production PCA
    certificates from the Secure Boot database.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Improved PXE boot stability with certain chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.60_01_28_2026).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for CVE-2026-22796
    security vulnerability.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="7bc43d4e3fd7832e29a42f33fb66b97593d501a30f5b356acaca8c6e385d0245" name="firmware-system-u61" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.50_10-07-2021" date="1646395200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.52_10-29-2021" date="1646481600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    Improved higher performance when with Intel Turbo core enabled mode when
    enabling Enhanced Processor Performance in the BIOS RBSU menu.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    UEFI Legacy boot mode (CSM) is not supported in this release. Pentium CPU is
    not supported in this release. The following two options are not supported but
    visible in the RBSU Menu: TPM 1.2 and Dynamic Power Capping Functionality.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_01-13-2022" date="1646568000">-     Added support for Microsoft Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022 adds a
    new security feature called Secured-core. Secured-core is only supported on
    Intel Xeon Processors. Secured-core servers use a combination of hardware
    features, firmware enablement and Windows Server operating system capabilities
    to provide protection against malware and rootkit security exploits.
    
    Added a new BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU) option for Microsoft Secured-
    core Support. Enabling this setting makes the following policy changes and
    configures the corresponding options: Intel Virtualization Technology
    enabled, Intel VT-d enabled, Intel TXT Support enabled, Secure Boot enabled,
    TPM enabled in 2.0 mode. Disabling any of these features while Secured-core is
    enabled can prevent Secured-core from working properly.
    
    Added in support for legacy UEFI boot.
    
    Added support for Intel Pentium CPUs.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.54_01-13-2022" date="1646654400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the power-on password and the administrator passwords
    were both cleared when clearing one or the other. With this fix the two
    passwords will be treated independently as intended.
    
    Removed Dynamic Power Capping Functionality option from the RBSU menu as this
    option is not supported on this platform.
    
    Removed TPM1.2 option from the RBSU menu as this option is not supported on
    this platform.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_04-01-2022" date="1649937600">-     Changed the default setting of Intel VT-d Virtualization to enabled to align
    with all other Gen10 and Gen10 Plus ProLiant servers. This will not affect the
    current setting of this option when upgrading to the v1.54 04/01/2022 System
    ROM. However, when defaults are restored on a system with the v1.54 or later
    System ROM, Intel VT-d Virtualization will be enabled.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.56_04-01-2022" date="1650024000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where SATA drives were intermittently missing.
    
    Addressed an issue where Windows 2022 has a yellow bang with unknown device
    when Microsoft(R) Secured-core is enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.58_04-18-2022" date="1652184000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21151, CVE-2022-0005,
    CVE-2021-33122, CVE-2021-33123, CVE-2021-33124, and CVE-2021-33103. These
    security vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report site. This issue is
    not unique to HPE servers.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_07-14-2022" date="1660046400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    When installing with HPE Smart Update Manager (SUM) 8.9.5 or earlier, the
    warning message "Component Not Signed" might be displayed for SHA-384 signed
    components. This issue will be resolved in a future version of SUM. For
    details, see https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docLocale=en_US&amp;d
    ocId=a00125612en_us.
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.2 microcode update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory
    and security vulnerability documented as CVE-2022-21233. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of openSSL which
    provides mitigation for BIOS security vulnerabilities documented as
    CVE-2022-0778 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-0778) and
    CVE-2022-2068 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-2068). This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of freetype
    library which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2022-27405 (https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2022-27405). This issue
    is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of zlib library
    which provides mitigations for security vulnerability documented as
    CVE-2018-25032. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system fails to boot OpenShift Container Platform
    in UEFI boot and optimized boot modes.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system ROM does not display Storage controller
    product names when the RBSU language setting is non-English.
    
    Addressed an issue where system would not reboot if reboot test was executed
    after PCIe Bifurcation.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_10-20-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added warning message Intel(R) NVMe is not supported when the Boot Mode is
    configured in Legacy BIOS Mode.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of VROC UEFI
    driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_10-20-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21198 and CVE-2022-26837. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Reboot Required radio button isn't highlighted after
    BIOS restore.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_01-12-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-26837, CVE-2022-38090 and
    CVE-2022-30704. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where RBSU PCI device information page does not display the
    Intel VROC SATA firmware firmware version correctly.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info cannot display properly in iLO web
    when PCH VMD is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_05-02-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the field DIMM Map-Out Reason of OEM SMBIOS type 232
    would update incorrectly per DIMM status.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages were
    not synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-44611 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information from
    RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-01-2024" date="1710158400">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-01-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575,
    CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2022-36763 and
    CVE-2022-36764.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system cannot detect the iSCSI hard
    drive through IPv6 installation if the iSCSI IpAddressType is set to auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where DmiAspmCtrl was not set accordingly when setting DMI
    ASPM to Disabled/L1 Enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version
    IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation
    for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-5678, and
    CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report
    site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604
    (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue that Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for MR Controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iLO FW version would miss a prefix "0" at minor
    version in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700
    (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-16-2025" date="1748347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Tatlow
    IPU 2025.2 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708
    (2.50_07_25_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added new knob to set MMCFG base at 1.5GB in RBSU service menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.50_07_25_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770811200">-     This version is in compliance with IPU 2026.1 guidance.
    
    Enabled PXE boot capability for certain USB NICs, which will appear in the One
    Time Boot Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770897600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.60_01_28_2026). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version
    IPU.2026.1 guidance.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Secure Boot may experience a
    Red Screen of Death upon removal of Microsoft Windows Production PCA
    certificates from the Secure Boot database.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Improved PXE boot stability with certain chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.60_01_28_2026).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for CVE-2026-22796
    security vulnerability.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="6b12409cee8cd2b48510d5651b932d8c34df549f2582e0f189d9686aa46a8a8b" name="firmware-system-u64" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.64_2026_04_01" rel="1.1"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.60_06-30-2022" date="1663329600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This is the initial version of the firmware.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_10-20-2022" date="1667822400">-     Added warning message Intel(R) NVMe is not supported when the Boot Mode is
    configured in Legacy BIOS Mode.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes an updated revision of VROC UEFI
    driver.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.64_10-20-2022" date="1667908800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2022.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2022.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-21198 and CVE-2022-26837. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    Addressed an issue where Reboot Required radio button isn't highlighted after
    BIOS restore.
    
    Addressed an issue where an HPE MR controller's name is displayed abnormally
    after setting the language to Japanese in ROM Based Setup Utility (RBSU)
    rebooting the system.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.68_01-12-2023" date="1676376000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.1 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.1 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-26837, CVE-2022-38090 and
    CVE-2022-30704. This security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report
    site. This issue is not unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the zlib library
    1.2.13 update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-37434.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1s update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2022-2097.
    
    Addressed an issue where RBSU PCI device information page does not display the
    Intel VROC SATA firmware firmware version correctly.
    
    Addressed an issue where NVMe drive info cannot display properly in iLO web
    when PCH VMD is enabled.
    
    Addressed an issue when system discovers thousands of LUNs and was trying to
    create thousands of boot options for each LUNs. System cannot add, delete or
    adjust new boot options on iLO web and RBSU after rebooting. System becomes
    unstable unless loading manufacture default.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.72_04-20-2023" date="1683633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.2 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the field DIMM Map-Out Reason of OEM SMBIOS type 232
    would update incorrectly per DIMM status.
    
    Addressed an issue where the TPM status between RBSU and iLO web pages were
    not synchronized.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.80_07-20-2023" date="1691496000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.3 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.3 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2022-44611 and CVE-2022-40982. This
    security vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not
    unique to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1u update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-0286, CVE-2022-4304 and CVE-2023-2650.
    
    Address an issue where an abnormal power-on-password dialog would pop up even
    though user did not set a password.
    
    Address the issue where Secure Boot would not be enabled when loading
    manufacturing default from iLO web.
    
    Address an issue where RSOD would occur when entering System Information from
    RBSU under legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699876800">-     Replaced "AC power" with "external power" in the help text of "Automatic
    power-on" option. This is due to ProLiant servers also provide the DC power
    supply option.
    
    Added "DMI Power Management (ASPM)" option in RBSU. The option has the default
    value of "disable", which will override default setting of "enable" from the
    previous ROM. This is due to enabling DMI power management might result in
    system hang with machine check exception based on Intel erratum RKL-15.
    
    The path to the option is: Processor Options -&gt; DMI Power Management (ASPM)
    
    This setting has the Redfish property URI of:
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/E3DmiAspm
    
    To follow DMTF schema, change the Redfish registry version naming to have the
    pattern of "^\d+.\d+.\d+$".
    
    For example,
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20 will
    now becomes
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.1.1.20</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 1.90_10-19-2023" date="1699963200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2023.4 guidance.
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the latest revision of the Intel IPU
    2023.4 BIOS update which provides Intel's mitigation for BIOS advisory and
    security vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-23583. This security
    vulnerability is documented in the CVE report site. This issue is not unique
    to HPE servers.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the revision of the OpenSSL library
    1.1.1v update which provides mitigation for security vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-3817.
    
    Addressed an issue where system might hang while accessing IML logs from RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-01-2024" date="1710158400">-     Added new Microsoft secure boot keys, KEK2023, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 and
    Windows UEFI CA 2023, since the original keys will expire in 2026.
    
    Corrected Redfish Property value changed from vN_N_N to N.N.N in uri:
    
    /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/{lang}/biosattributeregistry{Platform}.vN
    _N_N
    
    there, {lang} = { en, ja, zh }, {platform} = Platform Name e.g. A55, U63 ,
    vN_N_N =
    
    version number defined as Redfish specification
    
    [Example]
    
    uri: /redfish/v1/registrystore/registries/zh/biosattributeregistrya55.v1_1_20
    
    Property of RegistryVersion is changed from v1_1_20 to 1.1.20
    
    Added the System Configuration (RBSU) option "Boot Options/UEFI Boot
    Settings/Filter Non-bootable Drives" and set to "Auto" by default. This
    setting has the following Redfish property:
    
    /redfish/v1/systems/1/bios/settings/FilterNonbootableDrive</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.00_02-01-2024" date="1710244800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2021-38575,
    CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2022-36763 and CVE-2022-36764. This revision of the System
    ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP stack vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230, CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232,
    CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234, CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and
    CVE-2023-45237. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    This revision of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel
    Product Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.1 guidance.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for vulnerabilities
    documented as CVE-2021-38575, CVE-2023-45853, CVE-2022-36763 and
    CVE-2022-36764.
    
    This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation for NetworkPkg PXE IP
    stack vulnerabilities documented as CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-45230,
    CVE-2023-45231, CVE-2023-45232, CVE-2023-45233, CVE-2023-45234,
    CVE-2023-45235, CVE-2023-45236, and CVE-2023-45237.
    
    Addressed an issue where the operating system cannot detect the iSCSI hard
    drive through IPv6 installation if the iSCSI IpAddressType is set to auto.
    
    Addressed an issue where DmiAspmCtrl was not set accordingly when setting DMI
    ASPM to Disabled/L1 Enabled.
    
    **Known Issues:**</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.10_05-16-2024" date="1716552000">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version
    IPU.2024.1 guidance. This revision of the System ROM includes the mitigation
    for security vulnerabilities CVE-2023-45229, CVE-2023-5678, and
    CVE-2021-38578. The security vulnerabilities are documented in the CVE report
    site. They are not unique to HPE servers. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604
    (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the boot order was cleared unexpectedly after
    configuring System Configuration (RBSU) options, navigating to Boot Options &gt;
    UEFI Boot Settings &gt; UEFI Boot Order, and then pressing F12 to Save and Exit.
    
    Removed the value of "Not Specified" in System Configuration (RBSU) option
    "Server Security/Trusted Platform Module Options/Current TPM 2.0 Active PCRs"
    and set the default value as "SHA1 and SHA256".
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723636800">-     Updated some Japanese translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.20_08-07-2024" date="1723723200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2024.3 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.604 (2.00_12_20_2023).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where NS204i may not be identified as an NVMe device.
    
    Addressed an issue where the Logical Drive name was cleared in RBSU after
    leaving configuration page of an MR controller.
    
    Addressed an issue that Battery Failure IML message log may be incorrectly
    logged for MR Controller with Smart Storage Battery.
    
    Addressed an issue where system failed to boot with selected NVMe HDD by
    setting One-Time Boot Option in ILO Web.
    
    Addressed an issue where system may encounter a RSOD while updating SAS drive
    FW via HPE Service Packs, including, but not limited to, VMware ESXi Online
    HDD FW Component Bundle 16.00, HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.01.02
    (January 2024) and the future HPE Synergy Service Pack (SSP) 2024.07.01 (July
    2024).
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737547200">-     Added new Microsoft Option Rom UEFI CA 2023 secure boot key.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.30_01-16-2025" date="1737633600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance.
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system would use UUID for IPV6 DHCP when
    "RBSU\Network Options\Network Boot Options\IPv6 DHCP Unique Identifier\DUID-
    LLT" is selected.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO remote console might hang when the
    System Utilities Language is set to Japanese.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might bring up a warning message ("ERST:
    [Firmware Warn]: too many record IDs!") in the Linux environment during boot
    up.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might log "RESTful API Error - Unable to
    communicate with iLO FW. BIOS config resources may not be up-to-date.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system Server Configuration Lock knobs cannot be
    modified via Redfish.
    
    Addressed an issue where the iLO FW version would miss a prefix "0" at minor
    version in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740571200">-     Added pop-up message for all Intelligent Provisioning boot paths to warn users
    of the risk of data loss.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.32_02-21-2025" date="1740657600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.1 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700
    (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where system may fail to update NVMe drive firmware.
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might not be able to update SR controller
    FW with BIOS legacy mode.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.34_03-11-2025" date="1742212800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system might RSOD when performing firmware update
    via Firmware Management Protocol.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-16-2025" date="1748260800">-     Updated multi-language translation.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.40_05-16-2025" date="1748347200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Tatlow
    IPU 2025.2 update. This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server
    Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.700 (2.30_01_07_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system may encounter RSOD and fail to update
    firmware while performing firmware update.
    
    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.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.50_08-06-2025" date="1755172800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM contains updates aligned with the Intel Product
    Update (IPU) version IPU.2025.3 guidance. This version of the System ROM
    should be paired with Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708
    (2.50_07_25_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Enhancements/New Features:**
    
    This version is in compliance with IPU 2025.3 guidance.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_01-09-2026" date="1768392000">-     Added new knob to set MMCFG base at 1.5GB in RBSU service menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.52_01-09-2026" date="1768478400">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.50_07_25_2025).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where the system iLO Remote Console could become
    unresponsive when a warning message appeared in RBSU.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770811200">-     This version is in compliance with IPU 2026.1 guidance.
    
    Enabled PXE boot capability for certain USB NICs, which will appear in the One
    Time Boot Menu.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.60_02-05-2026" date="1770897600">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.60_01_28_2026). This version of the System ROM
    contains updates aligned with the Intel Product Update (IPU) version
    IPU.2026.1 guidance.
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where systems configured with Secure Boot may experience a
    Red Screen of Death upon removal of Microsoft Windows Production PCA
    certificates from the Secure Boot database.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773316800">-     Improved PXE boot stability with certain chipset adapters and eliminating
    system reboot loops during PXE operations.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.62_03-05-2026" date="1773403200">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    This version of the System ROM should be paired with Server Platform Services
    (SPS) Firmware 06.00.03.708 (2.60_01_28_2026).
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Mitigated reported security vulnerabilities.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux Development &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 2.64_04-01-2026" date="1777636800">-     *Important Notes:**
    
    None
    
    Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be
    found at the following link [Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support](https://
    support.hpe.com/connect/s/securitybulletinlibrary?language=en_US).
    
    **Firmware Dependencies:**
    
    None
    
    **Problems Fixed:**
    
    Addressed an issue where ESKM (Enterprise Secure Key Manager) server keys
    could be generated with invalid bytes, potentially causing Self-Encrypting
    Drive (SED) unlock failures. Keys are now validated upon generation and
    corrected during drive unlock operations if previously affected.
    
    **Known Issues:**
    
    None</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="08e07d8053bf69184a6647f28f10110c5090bd2d1ce6788771e05bbae56d4abe" name="hp-i40e-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.28.16_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 1.3.46-13" date="1460548800">-Added support for  HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 563i Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 1.3.46.2-1.rhel6u8" date="1466510400">- Added RHEL6.8 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.0.19-2[rhel6u9], 2.0.19-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Fix for configuration of RSS table with DCB
- Enabled VF trust on RHEL 7.3
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568i Adapter
- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL7.3 support
- Feature implementation for speading out interrupts and to use all rx queues and all cpus
- Fix for NVM update process hangs on Linux at 88%</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.0.29-3" date="1501243200">- Added support for HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368i Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 369i Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368FLR-MMT Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMT Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMSFP+ Adapter
- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL7.4 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.3.6-1" date="1509451200">- This driver addresses an issue with branding string in RHEL7.4
- This driver now fix the issue of LIS prevents switching back to the VF path in RHEL 7.3 guest
- This driver now alllows to use ethtool -m on DAC with or without NPAR
- This driver fixes the supported autoneg for devices with CRT_RETIMER
- This driver now ignores locality when spreading vectors over CPUs
- This driver now allows to change VLAN Tag Stripping
- This driver now throws an error after attempt to advertise unsupported link mode
- This driver now allows to set MTU value to more than 1500 in SLES12SP3 with Intel NICs
- This driver fixes the issue of ethtool not showing up dual-speed modules advertisements
- This driver fixes the issue of memory leak related to filter programming status
- This driver fixes the issue of Flow Director Sideband rules do not update as expected
- This driver fixes the issue of Could not change device features with Adapter Type SR-IOV passthrough and VSwitch VLAN Tagging Mode
- This driver fixes the issue of VxLAN checksum offload counter increments without VxLAN tunnels present
- This driver fixes the issue of kdump failure
- Feature implemention for split PCI error reset handler
- Feature implementation to return an error message when module that does not meet thermal requirements is plugged.
- Feature implementation to add some hw_csum rx offload counters
- Feature implementation to add wrap recovery mode.
- Feature implementation to add ethtool_intersect_link_masks.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.4.6.1-4" date="1526472000">- This driver fixes the issue of TX driver on SLES12SP2
- This driver fixes the issue of Flow Director User documentation - README.TXT is not current
- This driver fixes the issue of submodules updating
- This driver fixes the issue of client close on Netdev down causing RDMA dev to unregister? 
- This driver fixes the issue of unexpected queue selection messages observed during tx_timeout recovery? 
- This driver now preserves promiscuous mode across resets</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.4.6.1-7" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.4.11-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 2.4.6.1-7[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.19.30-1" date="1533729601">- This driver fix unexpected error message appears in dmesg when driver is loaded.
- This driver fix VF 0 does not show via sysfs, and cannot be removed.
- This driver fix 1g speed i40e_aq_run_phy_activity() from f/w reports lpi statistics always as 0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.28.16-1.sles15sp6" date="1560254400">- This driver fixes the issue of restoring all VF-d config on a VF reset.
- This driver fixes the issue of mirror rule via VF-d.
- This driver fixes the issue of VFD handler function prototypes.
- This driver fixes the issue of assuming hardware is at default when that's not always true. 
- This driver fixes the issue of not re-initializing properly in the case of CORE reset following PF reset timeout.
- This driver fixex the issue of unknown NMI received and kernel crash when adding/removing VF to namespace repeatedly.
- This driver fixes the issue of running 'ifconfig ethX mtu 2000' causes physial link down and failed to auto-recover, when we have set ' ethtool --set-priv-flags eth2 link-down-on-close on'.
- This driver now introduce allow_untagged VF-d attribute.
- This driver now add a helper function to validate a vf based on the vf id.
- This driver now add a macro for checking if prog_attached exists.
- This driver now add client register/unregister to prevent vsi.
- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.14-1" date="1565092800">- This driver added the "Negotiated" string into the i40e_print_link_message() function. 
- This driver fixes VF 0 failed opcode 3, when total cores =192( total threads =384, with Hyper threading enabled in BIOS)
- This driver remove RDMA VF code from files including VF support.
- This driver fixes the issue of reloading driver during resets loop causes platform to lose connection and trace call</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.16-1" date="1568721600">- This driver add support to expose VF stats as part of PF interface ethtool stats.
- This driver fix i40e Mirrors not clear after VF remove.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.19.81-1" date="1568721601">- This driver export LPI time duration statistic info which can be observed by ethtool -S $pf
- This driver fix an error message appeared like "0000 [#1] SMP PTI"</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; i40e-2.12.5_rc2-1" date="1591790400">- This driver fix the package traffic queue statistics.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.13.10_rc13-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.13.10_rc18-1" date="1597838400">- This driver fix the system might hang when reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.13.10_rc22-1" date="1600862400">- This driver fix kernel crash in iavf reset path.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.15.6" date="1614859200">- Removes rx_fragments and rx_jabber from rx_errors to avoid rx_jabber and rx_fragments incorrectly double count.
- Fixes ethtool warning message caused by incorrect data structure
- Add RHEL8.4 Support</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="8130906b37083ad44413579cc1dfc6ec41f30889c6d23ef518b78866fb787e32" name="hp-i40e-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="2.28.16_k6.4.0_150700.51" rel="1.sles15sp7"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 1.3.46-13" date="1460548800">-Added support for  HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 563i Adapter</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 1.3.46.2-1.rhel6u8" date="1466510400">- Added RHEL6.8 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.0.19-2[rhel6u9], 2.0.19-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Fix for configuration of RSS table with DCB
- Enabled VF trust on RHEL 7.3
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568i Adapter
- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL7.3 support
- Feature implementation for speading out interrupts and to use all rx queues and all cpus
- Fix for NVM update process hangs on Linux at 88%</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.0.29-3" date="1501243200">- Added support for HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368i Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 369i Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 368FLR-MMT Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMT Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 568FLR-MMSFP+ Adapter
- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL7.4 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.3.6-1" date="1509451200">- This driver addresses an issue with branding string in RHEL7.4
- This driver now fix the issue of LIS prevents switching back to the VF path in RHEL 7.3 guest
- This driver now alllows to use ethtool -m on DAC with or without NPAR
- This driver fixes the supported autoneg for devices with CRT_RETIMER
- This driver now ignores locality when spreading vectors over CPUs
- This driver now allows to change VLAN Tag Stripping
- This driver now throws an error after attempt to advertise unsupported link mode
- This driver now allows to set MTU value to more than 1500 in SLES12SP3 with Intel NICs
- This driver fixes the issue of ethtool not showing up dual-speed modules advertisements
- This driver fixes the issue of memory leak related to filter programming status
- This driver fixes the issue of Flow Director Sideband rules do not update as expected
- This driver fixes the issue of Could not change device features with Adapter Type SR-IOV passthrough and VSwitch VLAN Tagging Mode
- This driver fixes the issue of VxLAN checksum offload counter increments without VxLAN tunnels present
- This driver fixes the issue of kdump failure
- Feature implemention for split PCI error reset handler
- Feature implementation to return an error message when module that does not meet thermal requirements is plugged.
- Feature implementation to add some hw_csum rx offload counters
- Feature implementation to add wrap recovery mode.
- Feature implementation to add ethtool_intersect_link_masks.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.4.6.1-4" date="1526472000">- This driver fixes the issue of TX driver on SLES12SP2
- This driver fixes the issue of Flow Director User documentation - README.TXT is not current
- This driver fixes the issue of submodules updating
- This driver fixes the issue of client close on Netdev down causing RDMA dev to unregister? 
- This driver fixes the issue of unexpected queue selection messages observed during tx_timeout recovery? 
- This driver now preserves promiscuous mode across resets</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.4.6.1-7" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.4.11-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 2.4.6.1-7[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.19.30-1" date="1533729601">- This driver fix unexpected error message appears in dmesg when driver is loaded.
- This driver fix VF 0 does not show via sysfs, and cannot be removed.
- This driver fix 1g speed i40e_aq_run_phy_activity() from f/w reports lpi statistics always as 0</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.28.16-1.sles15sp7" date="1560254400">- This driver fixes the issue of restoring all VF-d config on a VF reset.
- This driver fixes the issue of mirror rule via VF-d.
- This driver fixes the issue of VFD handler function prototypes.
- This driver fixes the issue of assuming hardware is at default when that's not always true. 
- This driver fixes the issue of not re-initializing properly in the case of CORE reset following PF reset timeout.
- This driver fixex the issue of unknown NMI received and kernel crash when adding/removing VF to namespace repeatedly.
- This driver fixes the issue of running 'ifconfig ethX mtu 2000' causes physial link down and failed to auto-recover, when we have set ' ethtool --set-priv-flags eth2 link-down-on-close on'.
- This driver now introduce allow_untagged VF-d attribute.
- This driver now add a helper function to validate a vf based on the vf id.
- This driver now add a macro for checking if prog_attached exists.
- This driver now add client register/unregister to prevent vsi.
- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.14-1" date="1565092800">- This driver added the "Negotiated" string into the i40e_print_link_message() function. 
- This driver fixes VF 0 failed opcode 3, when total cores =192( total threads =384, with Hyper threading enabled in BIOS)
- This driver remove RDMA VF code from files including VF support.
- This driver fixes the issue of reloading driver during resets loop causes platform to lose connection and trace call</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.16-1" date="1568721600">- This driver add support to expose VF stats as part of PF interface ethtool stats.
- This driver fix i40e Mirrors not clear after VF remove.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.10.19.81-1" date="1568721601">- This driver export LPI time duration statistic info which can be observed by ethtool -S $pf
- This driver fix an error message appeared like "0000 [#1] SMP PTI"</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; i40e-2.12.5_rc2-1" date="1591790400">- This driver fix the package traffic queue statistics.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.13.10_rc13-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.13.10_rc18-1" date="1597838400">- This driver fix the system might hang when reset.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.13.10_rc22-1" date="1600862400">- This driver fix kernel crash in iavf reset path.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 2.15.6" date="1614859200">- Removes rx_fragments and rx_jabber from rx_errors to avoid rx_jabber and rx_fragments incorrectly double count.
- Fixes ethtool warning message caused by incorrect data structure
- Add RHEL8.4 Support</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="a4ce21f8a2175a8915cf4cffaf4962d96747a403891ca90e612d3efb452d1f0c" name="hp-iavf-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="4.13.20_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.7.61.20" date="1560254400">- Initial package which is renamed from i40evf driver</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.9.5" date="1589544000">- Creating CVL SW1.1 release candidate build.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.0.1-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support
- This driver fix system freezes when trying to create TCs on VF with no more VSIs available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.0.2-1" date="1605268800">- Add RHEL8.3 support
- Add support to compile on Linux kernel &gt;= 5.9.0</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="4.13.20_k6.4.0_150700.51" rel="1.sles15sp7"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.7.61.20" date="1560254400">- Initial package which is renamed from i40evf driver</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.9.5" date="1589544000">- Creating CVL SW1.1 release candidate build.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.0.1-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support
- This driver fix system freezes when trying to create TCs on VF with no more VSIs available.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.0.2-1" date="1605268800">- Add RHEL8.3 support
- Add support to compile on Linux kernel &gt;= 5.9.0</changelog>

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<package pkgid="2a02c9d738e31e506693f835781dbaf7c8487fc87a9a81fb5bbb3b1cdaa76f6c" name="hp-igb-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="6.19.10_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.3-1" date="1465214400">- Added RHEL 6.8 support
- Fix the issue of getting crash dump when loading igb module(modprobe igb)
- Fix unable to disable the offload property in rhel6u6</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.7-8[rhel6u9], 5.3.5.7-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL 7.3 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.9xxz-3" date="1501243200">- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL 7.4 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.12" date="1505736000">- Fix for the issue of unable to set MTU value more than 1500 in SUSE12SP3 with Intel NICs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.15-4" date="1526472000">- Fixed build on updated kernels of SLES12SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.15-7" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.19-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 5.3.5.15-7[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.42" date="1561377600">- This driver fixes an issue of driver crash with ethtool command.
- This driver fixes an issue of Klocwork hits.
- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 6.2.4-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 6.2.5-1" date="1600862400">- Add RHEL8.3 support.</changelog>

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<package pkgid="dfb5d74086049a614725dd5a32e2cb7a943855f1ccb70e69affe118f7d4c916f" name="hp-igb-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="6.19.10_k6.4.0_150700.51" rel="1.sles15sp7"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.3-1" date="1465214400">- Added RHEL 6.8 support
- Fix the issue of getting crash dump when loading igb module(modprobe igb)
- Fix unable to disable the offload property in rhel6u6</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.7-8[rhel6u9], 5.3.5.7-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL 7.3 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.9xxz-3" date="1501243200">- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL 7.4 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.12" date="1505736000">- Fix for the issue of unable to set MTU value more than 1500 in SUSE12SP3 with Intel NICs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.15-4" date="1526472000">- Fixed build on updated kernels of SLES12SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.15-7" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.19-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 5.3.5.15-7[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.42" date="1561377600">- This driver fixes an issue of driver crash with ethtool command.
- This driver fixes an issue of Klocwork hits.
- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 6.2.4-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 6.2.5-1" date="1600862400">- Add RHEL8.3 support.</changelog>

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<package pkgid="e1bc05477846dfc31c207f5e95413aecfa93a6711c16a0230d788c43d0334ca1" name="hp-ixgbe-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="6.3.4_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups" date="1460548800">.hp.com&gt; 4.3.13-2
 - Fix the issue of First Virtual Function(VF) receiving a copy of Physical Function(PF)'s traffic
 - Added support for Multicast promiscous mode for trusted Virtual Functions</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.4.6-1" date="1466510400">- Added RHEL 6.8 support
- Fix the issue of unable to dynamically detect SFP module
- Added support for Marvell PHY devices
- Added new netdev operation to trust the Virtual Function
- Added support to check and set the RSS hash and indirection table via ethtool -x/-X parameters	
- Added new netdev op to allow user to enable/disable the ability of a specific VF to query its RSS Indirection Table and an RSS Hash Key
- Fix the issue of packets being dropped as spoofed packets in SR-IOV mode
- Fix the issue of macvlan interfaces not being able to get link, ixgbevf parent loses link
- Fix the issue of ixgbe installation getting corrupted the system's ability to boot from SLES11SP4</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.0.7-2[rhel6u9], 5.0.7-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL 7.3 support
- Fix the issue of Vlan interface in RHEL 6.8 VM on RHEL6.8 host fails to get IP
- Fix the issue of PHY stack trace and OS crash creating / allocating VFs.
- Fix the issue of Transmit queue stuck [DCB enabled]
- Fix the issue of NULL pointer dereference when enabling SRIOV
- Fix the issue of cannot set MACVLAN if MAC is set by PF, when VF is trusted</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.2.1-4.rhel7u4" date="1501243200">- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-T Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562T Adapter
- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL 7.4 support
- Fix the issue of sriov_totalvfs reporting incorrect number of supported VFs
- Fix the issue of RHEL6.9 64 bit is not able to create Virtual Functions with the sysfs command</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.3-1" date="1509969600">- This driver updated branding strings from HP to HPE for legacy adapters 
- This driver fixes the issue of Unable to automatically get link after swapping SFP+ modules of different speeds 
- This driver fixes the issue of IPV6 magic packet can't wake up
- This driver fixes the issue of unable to set MTU value more than 1500 in SUSE12SP3 with Intel NICs
- This driver fixes linux Kernel panic occurs when assigning an IP address on HVL system with non existing PHY</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.1-5" date="1526472000">- This driver updated the kernel version infor for SLES12sP3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.1-8" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.7-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 5.3.5.1-8[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.5.2-1" date="1544443200">- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.5.5-1" date="1552392000">- This driver fixes the issue when configuring MTU on VF in Guest OS would be failed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.6.4-1" date="1569326400">- This driver fixes an issue of Infinite recursion in device shutdown path due to a corner case when PCIe link was down
- Fix the issue of typo in ethtool stats
- Added RHEL7u7 Support.
- Added RHEL8 Support.
- Added SLES15SP1 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.7.0-1" date="1586174400">- This driver use macro to handle change in nd_tx_timeout.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.7.1-1" date="1589544000">- IPv6 support for ixgbe driver</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.8.1-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.9.3-1" date="1599220800">- This driver add support for new mailbox communication between PF and VF</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.11.3-1" date="1614859200">- Fix potential memory leak</changelog>

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<package pkgid="9f2b2f9c16b75b3a7ab1163274c13e1794f8fe918fa59cebc9338772411622d0" name="hp-ixgbe-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="6.3.4_k6.4.0_150700.51" rel="1.sles15sp7"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups" date="1460548800">.hp.com&gt; 4.3.13-2
 - Fix the issue of First Virtual Function(VF) receiving a copy of Physical Function(PF)'s traffic
 - Added support for Multicast promiscous mode for trusted Virtual Functions</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.4.6-1" date="1466510400">- Added RHEL 6.8 support
- Fix the issue of unable to dynamically detect SFP module
- Added support for Marvell PHY devices
- Added new netdev operation to trust the Virtual Function
- Added support to check and set the RSS hash and indirection table via ethtool -x/-X parameters	
- Added new netdev op to allow user to enable/disable the ability of a specific VF to query its RSS Indirection Table and an RSS Hash Key
- Fix the issue of packets being dropped as spoofed packets in SR-IOV mode
- Fix the issue of macvlan interfaces not being able to get link, ixgbevf parent loses link
- Fix the issue of ixgbe installation getting corrupted the system's ability to boot from SLES11SP4</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.0.7-2[rhel6u9], 5.0.7-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL 7.3 support
- Fix the issue of Vlan interface in RHEL 6.8 VM on RHEL6.8 host fails to get IP
- Fix the issue of PHY stack trace and OS crash creating / allocating VFs.
- Fix the issue of Transmit queue stuck [DCB enabled]
- Fix the issue of NULL pointer dereference when enabling SRIOV
- Fix the issue of cannot set MACVLAN if MAC is set by PF, when VF is trusted</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.2.1-4.rhel7u4" date="1501243200">- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-T Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562T Adapter
- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL 7.4 support
- Fix the issue of sriov_totalvfs reporting incorrect number of supported VFs
- Fix the issue of RHEL6.9 64 bit is not able to create Virtual Functions with the sysfs command</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.3-1" date="1509969600">- This driver updated branding strings from HP to HPE for legacy adapters 
- This driver fixes the issue of Unable to automatically get link after swapping SFP+ modules of different speeds 
- This driver fixes the issue of IPV6 magic packet can't wake up
- This driver fixes the issue of unable to set MTU value more than 1500 in SUSE12SP3 with Intel NICs
- This driver fixes linux Kernel panic occurs when assigning an IP address on HVL system with non existing PHY</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.1-5" date="1526472000">- This driver updated the kernel version infor for SLES12sP3</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.5.1-8" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.3.7-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 5.3.5.1-8[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.5.2-1" date="1544443200">- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.5.5-1" date="1552392000">- This driver fixes the issue when configuring MTU on VF in Guest OS would be failed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.6.4-1" date="1569326400">- This driver fixes an issue of Infinite recursion in device shutdown path due to a corner case when PCIe link was down
- Fix the issue of typo in ethtool stats
- Added RHEL7u7 Support.
- Added RHEL8 Support.
- Added SLES15SP1 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.7.0-1" date="1586174400">- This driver use macro to handle change in nd_tx_timeout.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.7.1-1" date="1589544000">- IPv6 support for ixgbe driver</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.8.1-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.9.3-1" date="1599220800">- This driver add support for new mailbox communication between PF and VF</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 5.11.3-1" date="1614859200">- Fix potential memory leak</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="5.2.2_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.1.2-2" date="1460548800">- Fix the issue of packet loss in Virtual Functions(VF) in cases where Physical Function(PF) interface is brought up after VF.
 - Added support for Multicast promiscous mode for trusted Virtual Functions</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.0.5-2[rhel6u9], 4.0.5-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL 7.3 support
- Fixed the issue of installing ixgbevf corrupts ability of virtual machine to boot from SLES 11 SP4

 Tue Jun 21 2016 HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.2.2-1
- Added RHEL 6.8 support
- Fix the issue of setting of invalid MTU
- Added support for ethtool RSS get/set functionality
- Fix the issue of No error generated if untrusted VM user tries to set user defined VF MAC address</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.2.1-4.rhel7u4" date="1501243200">- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562FLR-T Adapter
- Added support for HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 562T Adapter
- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL 7.4 support
- Fix the issue of sriov_totalvfs reporting incorrect number of supported VFs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.3.2-1" date="1509969600">- This driver fixes the issue of unable to set MTU value more than 1500 in SUSE12SP3 with Intel NICs</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.3.3.1-5" date="1526472000">- This driver fixes the issue of failed to install driver on SLES12SP2</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.3.3.1-8" date="1532606400">- This driver fixes the Spectre/Meltdown issue.
- Added SLES15 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.3.5-0[rhel6.10, rhel7u5], 4.3.3.1-8[For other OSs]" date="1533729600">- Added RHEL6.10 Support.
- Added RHEL7.5 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.5.1" date="1544443200">- Added RHEL7u6 Support.
- Added SLES12SP4 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.5.3-1" date="1554897600">- This driver fixes the issue when configuring MTU on VF in Guest OS would be failed.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.6.4-1" date="1569326400">- This driver fixes an issue of Infinite recursion in device shutdown path due to a corner case when PCIe link was down
- Fix the issue of typo in ethtool stats
- Added RHEL7u7 Support.
- Added RHEL8 Support.
- Added SLES15SP1 Support.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.7.0-1" date="1586174400">- This driver use macro to handle change in nd_tx_timeout.</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.7.1-1" date="1589544000">- Remove irqs only when they are set up
- Fix guest OS crashes during VFs resets</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.8.1-1" date="1597060800">- Add SLES15 SP2 support</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.9.2-1" date="1599220800">- This driver add support for new mailbox communication between PF and VF</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="5.2.2_k6.4.0_150700.51" rel="1.sles15sp7"/>

<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.1.2-2" date="1460548800">- Fix the issue of packet loss in Virtual Functions(VF) in cases where Physical Function(PF) interface is brought up after VF.
 - Added support for Multicast promiscous mode for trusted Virtual Functions</changelog>
<changelog author="HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 4.0.5-2[rhel6u9], 4.0.5-1[For other OSs]" date="1490097600">- Added SLES12SP2 support
- Added RHEL 7.3 support
- Fixed the issue of installing ixgbevf corrupts ability of virtual machine to boot from SLES 11 SP4

 Tue Jun 21 2016 HP Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hp.com&gt; 3.2.2-1
- Added RHEL 6.8 support
- Fix the issue of setting of invalid MTU
- Added support for ethtool RSS get/set functionality
- Fix the issue of No error generated if untrusted VM user tries to set user defined VF MAC address</changelog>
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- Added SLES12SP3 support
- Added RHEL 7.4 support
- Fix the issue of sriov_totalvfs reporting incorrect number of supported VFs</changelog>
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<changelog author="HPE Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.11.7-1" date="1568721600">- Initial package</changelog>
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- Fix kernel panic after transiting FW LLDP from on to off and restarting lldpad
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<changelog author="HPE Linux SW Deliverables &lt;Linux_SWdeliverables@external.groups.hpe.com&gt; 0.11.7-1" date="1568721600">- Initial package</changelog>
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<changelog author="Mellanox Technologies &lt;support@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1776772800">- Release version 26.01-OFED.26.01.1.0.0.1.sles15sp6</changelog>

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<changelog author="Mellanox Technologies &lt;support@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1776772800">- Release version 26.01-OFED.26.01.1.0.0.1.sles15sp7</changelog>

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<changelog author="Vladimir Sokolovsky &lt;vlad@mellanox.co.il&gt;" date="1220875200">- Added nfsrdma support</changelog>
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<changelog author="Vladimir Sokolovsky &lt;vlad@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1331035200">- Add weak updates support</changelog>
<changelog author="Vladimir Sokolovsky &lt;vlad@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1335268800">- Remove FC support</changelog>
<changelog author="Alaa Hleihel &lt;alaa@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1394712000">- Use one spec for KMP and non-KMP OS's.</changelog>
<changelog author="Alaa Hleihel &lt;alaa@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1397131200">- Add QoS utils.</changelog>
<changelog author="Alaa Hleihel &lt;alaa@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1434628800">- Renamed kernel-ib package to mlnx-ofa_kernel-modules</changelog>

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<changelog author="Vladimir Sokolovsky &lt;vlad@mellanox.co.il&gt;" date="1220875200">- Added nfsrdma support</changelog>
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<changelog author="Vladimir Sokolovsky &lt;vlad@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1335268800">- Remove FC support</changelog>
<changelog author="Alaa Hleihel &lt;alaa@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1394712000">- Use one spec for KMP and non-KMP OS's.</changelog>
<changelog author="Alaa Hleihel &lt;alaa@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1397131200">- Add QoS utils.</changelog>
<changelog author="Alaa Hleihel &lt;alaa@mellanox.com&gt;" date="1434628800">- Renamed kernel-ib package to mlnx-ofa_kernel-modules</changelog>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="7.15.25_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="Broadcom Build Environment" date="1371816000">-Added Linux SRIOV support
-Added iSCSI &amp; FCoE HBA support for specific HP adapters and devices
-Added VC4.10 support
-Added BCV support
-When GRO setting changes while LRO is enabled, don't reload as LRO takes precedence.
-Allow UDP tunneling offload
-Enable IPGRE RSS by default
-Support different GRE RSS modes.</changelog>
<changelog author="Broadcom Build Environment" date="1386936000">-Add RH5.10 support.
-Add RH6.5 support.
-FC-TAPE - Host responds early to a requested resend delay - Linux (70101)
-SLES11 MEZ75 IO halt with Nexus reboot tests (70728)
-SLES 11 blade loses all targets from BLOM port during fabric uplink add/remove (70187)
-KVM gso and gro are not working on hv and vm as expected (70506)
-SRIOV mtu toggle failure (70530)
-SRIOV hv reboots on pf toggle with vfs passed through on it. (70531)
-Guest OS dosent boot after attaching VF in RHEL6.3x64bit for 57840 device. (68426)
-[NET]SUT reboot&amp;MCE report when create 30th/31st VF on 57810 device on SLES11 SP2. (69263)
-RH Cert - RH5 | U8 | v7-1.5-33 | 57810 | Flex Network Test failed. (70427)
-BACS 16.2.0: Show ETS/Priority Tagging/PFC as operational when DCBX is disabled on the switch side. (69690)
-Incorrect port value is displayed for connected/unconnected ports of 57810 for RHEL5.9 64bits. (68627)
-VFs are not getting created for Broadcom adapters in RHEL5.10 OS. (71456)</changelog>
<changelog author="QLogic Build Environment 7.12.37.1" date="1437739200">- added RH5.11 support.
- added RH6.6 &amp; RH6.7 support.
- added RH7.0 &amp; RH7.1 support.
- added SLES11-SP4 &amp; SLES12 support.
- added VLAN filtering offload support.
- added Debian GNU/Linux 7 (wheezy) support.
- In RHEL7.0 and 7.1, bnx2x will be rolled back to inbox after system reboot (80071).
- SRIOV : MAC address change inside VM is not allowed unless interface is down (80309).
- RH7.x:  Tunneling offload is not enabled (79269).
- self test fails on 20G adapter (79295).
- VF interface vlan-filtering stopped working (79365).
- Fail to force link speed other than 20G in KR2 (77841).
- Incorrect asymmetric flow-control behavior (75504).
- Dynamic VF enumeration fails for 578xx adapter in SLES11 SP4 (78590).
- Inner-to-outer vlan priority mapping doesn't work (RH6.x [pre 2.6.38 kernels]).
- Packets from a VF with pvid configured which were sent with a different vlan were transmitted instead of being discarded.
- UDP packets cannot pass to the upper application (5709).
- Out of memory issue when the adapter is reset (5709).
- iSCSI offload: Driver displaying incorrect remote port (77842).
- FCoE offload: Initiators failed FLOGI on SLES 11 SP4 RC1 (79704).</changelog>

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<changelog author="Broadcom Build Environment" date="1371816000">-Added Linux SRIOV support
-Added iSCSI &amp; FCoE HBA support for specific HP adapters and devices
-Added VC4.10 support
-Added BCV support
-When GRO setting changes while LRO is enabled, don't reload as LRO takes precedence.
-Allow UDP tunneling offload
-Enable IPGRE RSS by default
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<changelog author="Broadcom Build Environment" date="1386936000">-Add RH5.10 support.
-Add RH6.5 support.
-FC-TAPE - Host responds early to a requested resend delay - Linux (70101)
-SLES11 MEZ75 IO halt with Nexus reboot tests (70728)
-SLES 11 blade loses all targets from BLOM port during fabric uplink add/remove (70187)
-KVM gso and gro are not working on hv and vm as expected (70506)
-SRIOV mtu toggle failure (70530)
-SRIOV hv reboots on pf toggle with vfs passed through on it. (70531)
-Guest OS dosent boot after attaching VF in RHEL6.3x64bit for 57840 device. (68426)
-[NET]SUT reboot&amp;MCE report when create 30th/31st VF on 57810 device on SLES11 SP2. (69263)
-RH Cert - RH5 | U8 | v7-1.5-33 | 57810 | Flex Network Test failed. (70427)
-BACS 16.2.0: Show ETS/Priority Tagging/PFC as operational when DCBX is disabled on the switch side. (69690)
-Incorrect port value is displayed for connected/unconnected ports of 57810 for RHEL5.9 64bits. (68627)
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<changelog author="QLogic Build Environment 7.12.37.1" date="1437739200">- added RH5.11 support.
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- added RH7.0 &amp; RH7.1 support.
- added SLES11-SP4 &amp; SLES12 support.
- added VLAN filtering offload support.
- added Debian GNU/Linux 7 (wheezy) support.
- In RHEL7.0 and 7.1, bnx2x will be rolled back to inbox after system reboot (80071).
- SRIOV : MAC address change inside VM is not allowed unless interface is down (80309).
- RH7.x:  Tunneling offload is not enabled (79269).
- self test fails on 20G adapter (79295).
- VF interface vlan-filtering stopped working (79365).
- Fail to force link speed other than 20G in KR2 (77841).
- Incorrect asymmetric flow-control behavior (75504).
- Dynamic VF enumeration fails for 578xx adapter in SLES11 SP4 (78590).
- Inner-to-outer vlan priority mapping doesn't work (RH6.x [pre 2.6.38 kernels]).
- Packets from a VF with pvid configured which were sent with a different vlan were transmitted instead of being discarded.
- UDP packets cannot pass to the upper application (5709).
- Out of memory issue when the adapter is reset (5709).
- iSCSI offload: Driver displaying incorrect remote port (77842).
- FCoE offload: Initiators failed FLOGI on SLES 11 SP4 RC1 (79704).</changelog>

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<changelog author="QLogic Cavium Build environment" date="1490270400">- Version 8.18.18.0
- Added missing support to configure 1G speed via ethtool
- Fixed calculation of number of ooo rx buffers and limit to 16K

- Version 8.18.17.0-1
- iWARP - Handle flush completion on unaligned ll2 connection
- Add dp_module, dp_level as modparams
- Add Kconfig file for upstream builds

- Version 8.18.16.0-1
- Fix missing return error code check on call to qedi_setup_int
- Modify different module params
- Add log message in the driver unload path
- Fail all non-timesync related ioctls

- Version 8.18.15.0-1
- Added wwpn and wwnn to the FCoE dev-info
- Validate chap and mutual chap auth correctly

- Version 8.18.14.0-1
- Fix error handling flow in TX path
- Fix error handling flow in RX path
- Implement get_protocol_tlv_data callback</changelog>

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<changelog author="QLogic Cavium Build environment" date="1490270400">- Version 8.18.18.0
- Added missing support to configure 1G speed via ethtool
- Fixed calculation of number of ooo rx buffers and limit to 16K

- Version 8.18.17.0-1
- iWARP - Handle flush completion on unaligned ll2 connection
- Add dp_module, dp_level as modparams
- Add Kconfig file for upstream builds

- Version 8.18.16.0-1
- Fix missing return error code check on call to qedi_setup_int
- Modify different module params
- Add log message in the driver unload path
- Fail all non-timesync related ioctls

- Version 8.18.15.0-1
- Added wwpn and wwnn to the FCoE dev-info
- Validate chap and mutual chap auth correctly

- Version 8.18.14.0-1
- Fix error handling flow in TX path
- Fix error handling flow in RX path
- Implement get_protocol_tlv_data callback</changelog>

</package>

<package pkgid="f9df5f079e046d566e30490dadee3593068216fe1953dac0b771a16faeecb8f0" name="qlgc-qla2xxx-kmp-default" arch="x86_64">
    <version epoch="0" ver="10.02.15.00_k1_k6.4.0_150600.21" rel="1.sles15sp6"/>

<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt; 10.02.15.00-k1-1" date="1762257600">- 10.02.15.00-k1 AG 10/31/2025
-

- 10.02.14.00-k1 AG 10/31/2025
-

- 10.02.15.00.a1-k1 AG 07/31/2025
[FCD-5071] : Add support for RH 10.1

Resolution : Add support for RH 10.1
Scope : All supported adapters


- 10.02.14.00-k1 AG 05/21/2025
-

- 10.02.14.00.a4-k1 AG 02/27/2025
[FCD-4186] : Device discovery fails on continuous reboot (Hitachi)

Resolution : In a fabric topo when there is mismatch in state of login between
driver and FW, query FW again and proceed with login
Scope : 27xx/28xx Adapters

[FCD-XXX] : Make functions local to a file static

Resolution : Make functions local to a file static
Scope : 27xx, 28xx series Adapters

[FCD-XXX] : Remove unused function

Resolution : Function qla25xx_set_purex is unused - remove it
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-4729] : Compilation errors with Sles15sp6

Resolution : Fix compilation errors on Sles15 SP6
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-4536] : Compilation errors on RHEL10

Resolution : RHEL 10 has rebased to the latest kernel
resulting in several build issues. Fix them
and ensure that it builds on older kernels as well.
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-4676] : Add support for RH 9.6 (compilation)

Resolution : Fix compilation errors on RH 9.6
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-XXX] : Update README to reflect the supported distros

Resolution : Update README to reflect the supported distros
Scope : All Adapters

Signed-off-by: Anil Gurumurthy &lt;agurumurthy@marvell.com&gt;
Change-Id: Ic4af035fd48a3137923c7d3590be4271b0a7fd32

commit e22ea0921e20bcf93db0fae2b8dd579005686908
Author: Anil Gurumurthy &lt;agurumurthy@marvell.com&gt;
Date: Fri Jan 10 11:06:14 2025 +0530

qla2xxx: Update driver version to 10.02.13.03-k1.

- 10.02.13.03-k1 AG 01/10/2025
[FCD-4627] : HPSD5.10-BFS RHEL9.5 system crash on Nimble-HF40 failover test.

Resolution : Check for sp being valid, before freeing associated memory
Scope : All


- 10.02.13.02-k1 MR 01/07/2025
[FCD-4657] : Fix SCSI INQ issue for supporting T10 DIF.

Resolution : Replace sp completion with qpair completion call..
Scope : 28XX

- 10.02.13.01-k1 MR 01/02/2025
[FCD-1040] : Call scsi done and nvme done with good completion without lock.

Resolution : Done changes to move scsi done and nvme done without lock.

Scope : 27xx and above


- 10.02.13.00-k1 AG 10/22/2024
-

- 10.02.13.00.a3-k1 SD 10/09/2024
[FCD-XXX] : Crash seen during load/unload test in a loop

Resolution : Delay module unload when there is a fabric scan going on
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-4193] : SCSI device never recovers after RSCN

Resolution : Remove tape specific checks which prevented recovery
Scope : All adapters


- 10.02.12.01-k1 MR 05/29/2024
[FCD-3465] : Server got crashed while running port toggle test.

Resolution : During vport_delete send async_logout explicitly.
Scope : 28XX

- 10.02.12.00-k1 SD 05/20/2024
-

- 10.02.12.00.a5-k1 SD 05/07/2024
[FCD-3970] : Crash while performing NPIV+FW reset test

Resolution : Call sp-&gt;done inside lock
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-3947] : Supported speed displayed incorrectly for VPorts

Resolution : The fc_function_template for vports did not have the
supported_speeds field.
Scope : All adapters

- 10.02.12.00.a4-k1 SD 04/25/2024
[FCD-3970] : Crash while performing NPIV+FW reset test

Resolution : Call sp-&gt;done inside lock
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-3947] : Supported speed displayed incorrectly for VPorts

Resolution : The fc_function_template for vports did not have the
supported_speeds field.
Scope : All adapters


- 10.02.12.00.a3-k1 SD 03/15/2024
[FCD-3797] : Driver installed using tarball failed to build initrd
image after executing "./extras/build.sh initrd" command.

Resolution : SLES15SP6 stop supporting mkinitrd command.
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : SFP cache on legacy adapter

Scope : all

- 10.02.12.00.a2-k1 SK 02/08/2024
[FCD-3797] : Driver installed using tarball failed to build initrd
image after executing "./extras/build.sh initrd" command.

Resolution : SLES15SP6 stop supporting mkinitrd command.
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Fix NVME + NPIV connect issue

Resolution : Initialize irq offset
Scope : ALL

- 10.02.12.00.a1-k1 QT 01/09/2024
scsi: qla2xxx: Drop redundant pci_enable_pcie_error_reporting()
Resolution : Fix RHEL 9.4 compile issue
Scope : ALL

[FCD-3515] : API support for SFP data cache
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

[FCD-xxx] : Fix SLES15.6 compile issue
Resolution : Remove stale fields
Scope : ALL

[FCD-3634] : Remove check req_sg_cnt should be equal to rsp_sg_cnt.
Resolution : Firmware supports multiple sg_cnt for request and
response for CT commands, so remove the redundant check.
Scope : All Adapters

[FCD-717] : Move FCE Trace buffer allocation to user control
Resolution : Modify existing DFS knob to allow user to enable|disable this feature.
Scope : Any

[FCD-xxx] : Remove del_work work from qla_schedule_sess_for_deletion.
Resolution : Remove del_work work from qla_schedule_sess_for_deletion.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Additional target mode code cleanup.
Resolution : Additional target mode code cleanup.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Update copyright information.
Resolution : Update copyright information.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Remove target code from qla_target files.
Resolution : Remove target code from qla_target files.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Remove target mode code from initiator specific files.
Resolution : Remove target mode code from initiator specific files.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Move common code to initiator specific files.
Resolution : Move common code to initiator specific files.
Scope : All

[FCD-3751] : Fix use after free on unload
Resolution : Remove duplicate signals on freeing dpc_thread
Scope : ALL

[FCD-3515] : Caching SFP data
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

[FCD-xxx] : Exec FW with delay
Resolution : Add delay before command retry
Scope : 28xx

[FCD-xxx] : fix abort in bsg timeout
Resolution : Wait for bsg to return before abort exit
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Use QP lock to search for bsg.
Resolution : use correct lock to protect search
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Remove SQ in queuecommand
Resolution : Remove duplicate code.
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Reduce fabric scan duplicate code.
Resolution : Consolidate routines that handle GPNFT &amp; GNNFT.
Scope : ALL

[FCP-743] : Remove ql2xstay_attach_on_load_failure
Resolution : Remove driver parameter used as part of feature test.
Scope : 27xx, 28xx


- 10.02.11.00-k1 NJ 10/25/2023
[FCD-xxx] : Remove PCI ID 0x2971
Resolution : Remove PCI ID 0x2971
Scope :

[FCD-3661] : Remove 8031 from deprecate and unmaintained list.
Resolution : Remove 8031 from deprecate and unmaintained list.
Scope : 8031

[FCD-3571] : Unable to resume FW dump collection
Resolution : send notification to udev
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

[FCD-3631] : Convert Port disable state to maintenance mode
Resolution : Rename state and turn flag indicator
Scope : 27xx + 28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a8-k1 NJ 10/13/2023
[FCD-3632] : Remove support for FCoE device ids.
Resolution : Remove FCoE ids from pci table.
Scope : 8xxx

[FCD-3624] : Fix optrom version displayed in FDMI
Resolution : Populate EFI version
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-3632] : Remove CNA reference from README.
Resolution : Remove CNA reference from README.
Scope : 8xxx

- 10.02.11.00.a7-k1 NJ 09/22/2023

[FCD-3195] : Fix flash read failure
Resolution : Check return code for each flash read.
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-3571] : System flood by fw dumps
Resolution : udev script to pause fw dump collection
Scope : Any

[FCD-3566] : Limit FW dump improvement to 27xx + 28xx
Resolution : Add filter for 27xx + 28xx adapters
Scope : 27xx+

[FCD-3497] : Return ENOBUFS if sg_cnt is more than one for ELS cmds.
Resolution : This error is because FW support single sg element for
ELS Pass-through IOCB (0x53h). This particular error
code will help API and Apps to display appropriate
message to the user.
Scope : All Adapters

[FCD-3510] : RHEL &amp; SLES OOB driver request: deprecate L8/Hilda HW
Resolution : Added a frame work to display the message based on device and OS.
Scope : L8 and L16 (Hilda and CNA)

[FCD-3269] : Init Control Block is dereferenced incorrectly
Resolution : Correctly dereference ICB
Scope : 20xx

[FCD-3421] : Add Support to collect fw_dump on system crash or panic.
Resolution : Add Support to collect fw_dump on system crash or panic
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a6-k1 MR 09/08/2023

[FCD-XXX] : Modify error code handling for sfp fw upgrade mbx.
Resolution : Modify error code handling for sfp fw upgrade mbx.
Scope : 28xx

[FCD-XXX] : Block sysfs resets and fw_dump during sfp fw upgrade
Resolution : Block sysfs resets and fw_dump during sfp fw upgrade
Scope : 28xx

[FCP-743] : Block sysfs access during maintenance mode
Resolution : Add check for maintenance mode.
Scope : Any

[FCD-3506] : Fix double free of dsd_list during driver load.
Resolution : add pointer check before access
Scope : Any

- 10.02.11.00.a5-k1 MR 08/18/2023

[RH BZ 2039422] : NVMe-FC kernel crash during reload driver test
Resolution : validate nvme_local_port correctly
Scope : Any

[FCD-XXX] : Fix for potential Null pointer dereferenced
Resolution : Check before dereferencing pointer
Scope : Any

[FCP-743] : Enable driver attach to bad HW
Resolution : turn on ql2xstay_attach_on_load_failure option
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a4-k1 MR 08/11/2023

[FCD-xxx] : Update README file for zio information
Resolution : Update readme file with zio information
Scope : Any

[FCD-3415] : Std-DIF is not working with HPe K1 driver
Resolution : Reset the protect bit in the INQ response
only when pDIF is enabled and negotiated.
Scope : 26xx/27xx/28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a3-k1 AG 08/03/2023

[FCP-743] : Allow only selective BSG requests in maintenance mode
Resolution : Allow certain BSG to go through during maintenance mode
Scope : Any

[FCP-743] : FW dump improvement
Resolution : Improve data capture
Scope : 27XX, 28XX

[FCD-3252] : Unable to act on RSCN for port online.
Resolution : Clear RSCN flag only when driver is acting on the notification
Scope : Any

[FCD-xxx] : 32 Bytes CDB
Resolution : Use Type 6 IOCB for CDB bigger than 16Bytes
Scope : Any

Unit Test : i) force IO to use Type6 only for over the weekend run.
ii) force error path(s) to make sure no crash.

[FCD-xxx] : Move resource to allow code reuse.
Resolution : relocate dsd_list to qpair
Scope : Any

- 10.02.11.00.a2-k1 AG 07/27/2023

[FCD-3411] : CS_DMA Error observed while running DIF IO
Resolution : While running DIF enabled IO, a CS_DMA error was observed.
A FW dump is needed to better debug this. So take a FW dump
on encountering this.
Scope : 27xx/288 series of adapters

[FCD-3406] : Modifiy default zio threshold value.
Resolution : Modifiy default zio threshold value.
Scope : 27xx/28xx Series Adapters

[FCD-3314] : Delay IO Abort on PCI error
Resolution : On detection of PCI error, allow IO's to wind down.
Scope : Any

[FCD-3314] : Fix system crash due to bad pointer access
Resolution : Check SRB type before access.
Scope : 27xx+

- 10.02.11.00.a1-k1 AG 07/14/2023

- FCP-749: qla2xxx: Add support for build for RH 9.3 and RH 8.9 distro
Resolution : Build on RH 9.3 was failing owing to change of definition
of fc_host_fpin_rcv and removal of DID_TARGET_FAILURE. Fix part of it
by updating to latest upstream code.
Scope : 27xx/28xx series of adapters


- FCD-3302 : During unload Error detected messages is seen.

Resolution : Change the wording of the message as its not an error.
Scope : Series Adapters

- FCD-3293 : Initiator sever getting crashed after LOGO.

Resolution : Fix double free of fcport
Scope : Any

- Revert "scsi: qla2xxx: Change default ZIO threshold."

This reverts commit 8812bcc1b7a25494ec8755ff3b61412a9993ff5b.
The ZIO threshold now is 64.

- FCD-xxx : Fix unreachable code

Resolution : Remove dead code
Scope : 28xx+

- FCD-3232 : Potential risk of double free pointer detected in Coverity scan by ran by Citrix

Resolution : NULL the pointer after first free.
Scope : All

- 10.02.10.00-k1 SK 06/14/2023
Non-alpha build

- 10.02.10.00.a2-k1 BH 05/12/2023

- FCD-3140: qla2xxx: Fix command flush on cable pull.
Changes: Add wait for commands to return.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: NVME|FCP prefer flag not being honored.
Changes: Reread prefer flag on chip reset

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update readme file

- 10.02.10.00.a1-k1 BH 05/02/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update Copyright
Changes: Update Copyright for Marvell.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update manufacturer detail
Changes: Update manufacturer detail to "Marvell"

- FCD-3140: qla2xxx: Host crash during StressAndHostPortReset test
Changes: Remove unused nvme_ls_waitq wait queue.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: [RH-BZ 2167274]: Wait for io return on terminate rport.
Changes: dd wait to terminate_rport_io

- 10.02.09.00.a11-k1 BH 03/27/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add link down + logo rx stat counts
Changes: Add counters to track link down and Logo receive.

- 10.02.09.00.a10-k1 BH 03/17/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Support for update SFP firmware of ACCELINK
Changes: [New Feature] Support for update SFP FW of ACCELINK WTD 64G

- FCD-717: qla2xxx: Split FCE|EFT trace control
Changes: Split buffer alloc and enable of feature into individual step.

- BZ-2093878: qla2xxx: perform lockless command completion in abort path
Changes: Perform lockless command completion in abort path

- 10.02.09.00.a9-k1 BH 03/06/2023
- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix N2N stuck connection.
Changes: Clear the blocking flag.

- FCD-2496: qla2xxx: Prevent command send on chip reset
Changes: Check for chip reset before sending IOCB.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix mem access after free.
Changes: Remove access of memory

- FCD-2720: qla2xxx: Move cmd_to_req_q latency counter before processing response.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update readme file for current program

- 10.02.09.00.a8-k1 BH 02/27/2023
- FCD-2585: qla2xxx: Remove unsupported ql2xenabledif option.
Changes: Removed unsupported ql2xenabledif=1 option and validate the user input.

- FCD-2305: qla2xxx: Error code did not return to upper layer
Changes: Preserve error code from TMF and return it to upper layer.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: fix inconsistent TMF timeout.
Changes: Allow TMF error to return to upper layer without session tear down.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix TMF leak through.
Changes: Check for chip reset or session change before sending Task management.

- 10.02.09.00.a7-k1 BH 02/17/2023
- FCD-2858: qla2xxx: USCM: Check for vp_idx before setting EDC and RDF set flags.
Changes: Add check for vp_idx before setting EDC and RDF set flags when processing RIDA.

Revert patch:
- FCD-2858: qla2xxx: USCM: Remove EDC and RDF set flags on Report ID Acquisition.

- 10.02.09.00.a6-k1 BH 02/13/2023
- FCD-2750: qla2xxx: IO's are failing on Standard DIF enabled 3PAR LUN
Changes: Revert an offending patch and work on an issue with upstream.

- 10.02.09.00.a5-k1 BH 02/06/2023
- FCD-2858: qla2xxx: USCM: Remove EDC and RDF set flags on Report ID Acquisition
Changes: Remove EDC and RDF set flags on Report ID Acquisition.

- FCD-2879: qla2xxx: Compilation errors on SLES15SP5 Beta3-202301
Changes: Write generic code to find tag of scsi cmnd

- FCD-2846: qla2xxx: Correct bsg_reply size in bsg interface
Changes: Fix the bsg_job-&gt;reply_len with size of "struct fc_bsg_reply"

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: KW: unreachable code
Changes: Remove the invariant expression in the condition

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: KW: unreachable code
Changes: Remove the expression flogi_acc_pld_remaining == 0

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: Changes of logs level for SFP temperature monitoring

- 10.02.09.00.a4-k1 BH 01/29/2023
- FCD-2308: qla2xxx: Add bsg call to read port information
Changes: Add bsg interface to allow app to read remote port information.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: KW-97439: unreachable code
Changes: Return void if return value is not needed

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add logs for SFP temperature monitoring
Changes: Add debug log for Temperature Alert (8070h) Asynchronous Event

- 10.02.09.00.a3-k1 BH 01/19/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support of RHEL9.2
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support of RHEL8.8
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support of SLES15 SP5
- FCD-2800: qla2xxx: Add support of OpenEuler-22.03

- 10.02.09.00.a2-k1 BH 01/10/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: unreachable code, SRB type is 0 just before latency counter incremented.
Changes: SRB type is 0 just before latency counter incremented.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: reset current_topology much later
Changes: Reset current_topology much later on detecting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: unreachable code, CS_COMPLETE is 0 and its already checked.
Changes: Remove unreachable

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: Checking for port_state always yields zero
Changes: Instead of bitwise AND check for port_state directly

- FCD-1569: qla2xxx: Fix fw resource tracking
Changes: Use global counter

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: [ER-144639]: Flush mailbox commands on chip reset
Changes: Use lock to prevent race condition.

- FCD-2735: qla2xxx: USCM-VL: NVRAM VL disabled logins with extend FLOGI (VL enabled)
Changes: Reset the spl. features control block flag to avoid logging in with ER_RDY.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Fix buffer over flow
Changes: Use correct buffer size.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: EDIF: kw: remove unnecessary bit field
- FCD-2563: qla2xxx: Turn off noisy message log.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: remove dead code in qla24xx_config_rings

- 10.02.09.00.a1-k1 BH 01/10/2023
- FCD-717: qla2xxx: allow FW dump extraction if load fail
Changes: Add knob to force driver to stay attached to the fail adapter.

- FCD-717: qla2xxx: Initialize FW buffer size with seed value
Changes: Initialize FW Buffer size with seed value

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Remove QLA_COMMAND_ERROR check in qla2x00_execute_fw.
Changes: Remove the unnecessary QLA_COMMAND_ERROR check

- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix session hang in gnl
Changes: Clear this flag to prevent blockage.

- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix erroneous link up failure
Changes: Set fw_started flag early to prevent interrupts being dropped

- FCD-2496: qla2xxx: Fix command flush during TMF
Changes: Wait for commands flush before closing TMF

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Limit TMF to 8 per function
Changes: Limit TMF to 8 per function

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add NVMe Disconnect support.
Changes: Add support for NVMe Disconnect feature.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Modify qla27xx_copy_fpin_pkt to support PURLS IOCB.
Changes: Modified qla27xx_copy_fpin_pkt to support both PUREX and PURLS IOCBs.

- FCD-717: qla2xxx: Adjust iocb resource on qpair create
Changes: Add call to readjust iocb + exchange limit.

- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix deletion race condition
Changes: Move check field behind lock

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Pointer checked for NULL at linx x will be dereferenced at linx x+y.
Changes: Remove the unnecessary Null check. The pointer will likely be valid.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Observed call trace in smp_processor_id() with debug kernel
Changes: Use raw_smp_processor_id API

- FCD-2275: qla2xxx: USCM: Cleanup code related to IOPS based throttling
Changes: IOPS and BW based throttling is not used. Remove those code.

- FCD-2273: qla2xxx: USCM: Code cleanup w.r.t module params (ql2x_scmr_flow_ctl_tgt, ql2x_scmr_flow_ctl_host)
Changes: Remove the redundant module parameters

- FCD-2408: qla2xxx: USCM: Driver doesn't honor the adapter port Restore Default Settings
Changes: Update the nvram values to the host as well as fcport

- FCD-2363: qla2xxx: USCM: Slow Queue usage changes
Changes: Use Slow queue only under specific scenarios

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Don't increment interface err cnt in SS_RESIDUAL_UNDER case.
Changes: Don't increment the counter for under-run.

- FCD-2291: qla2xxx: Erroneous link down.
Changes: Allow adapter reset to complete before discovery

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix hang in task management
Changes: Bail out of TMF on error

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Reduce memory usage during low IO.
Changes: Free the extra buffers as traffic is reduced

- FCD-2212: qla2xxx: USCM: Observed call trace during the rmmod qla2xxx module
Changes: Free srb when throttle down I/O in NVME path

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Debug log message improvement
Changes: Log target WWPN for peer congestion

- FCD-2164: qla2xxx: Fix stall session after app start
Changes: Use session delete to avoid the accidental clearing of scan_flag

- FCD-2185: qla2xxx: USCM: Peer congestion throttling functionality doesn't honor the ISP reset/port toggle
Changes: Clear the fcport throttling state on an ISP reset

- FCD-2194: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Mailbox cmd failure during port toggle
Changes: Check fcport state before invoking the mailbox

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Enhance BW throttle to account for perf. drop while using VL
Changes: Set throughput baseline on 1st FPIN

- FCD-2096: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - PUN not incremented on PCN FPIN
Changes: Fix parsing the fpin when multiple descriptors are present

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL, Cache priority values from FLOGI_ACC
Changes: Use priority values cached from FLOGI_ACC, when there is no PUN

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Limit throttling down based on throughput
Changes: Limit throttling down based on throughput

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix for KW-97392
Changes :Validate rport before dereferencing

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Array 'port_dstate_str' of size 10 may use index value(s) 10..15
Changes: Correct the index of array

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code - flagged by klocwork
- FCD-847: qla2xxx: fixup: Fix exchange over subscription.
- FCD-2434: qla2xxx: Fix crash when IO abort times out
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Rearrange scm rx path handling code.

- 10.02.08.01-k1 BH 09/28/2022
- FCD-2392: Fix initrd image creation failure in OpenEuler, Kylin and UOS
Changes: Add support for creating initrd image on openEuler, Kylin and UOS

- 10.02.08.00-k1 BH 09/16/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Don't increment interface err cnt in SS_RESIDUAL_UNDER case.
Changes: Residual under-run is not an interface error, hence no need to increment that count.

- FCD-2291: qla2xxx: Fix erroneous link down.
Changes: Allow adapter reset to complete before any scan can start.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix hang in task management
Changes: Add additional error check at various point

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Reduce memory usage during low IO.
Changes: Free the extra buffers as traffic is reduced.

- 10.02.08.00.a7-k1 BH 08/22/2022
- FCD-2212: qla2xxx: USCM: Observed call trace during the rmmod qla2xxx module
Changes: Free srb when throttle down I/O in NVME path.

- FCD-2164: qla2xxx: USCM: Fix stall session after app start
Changes: Prevent accidental clearing of flag that blocks re-login

- FCD-2185: qla2xxx: USCM: Peer congestion throttling functionality doesn't honor the ISP reset/port toggle
Changes: Clear the fcport throttling state on an ISP reset.

- FCD-2194: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Mailbox cmd failure during port toggle
Changes: Heck fcport state before invoking mailbox

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Debug log message improvement

- 10.02.08.00.a6-k1 BH 08/09/2022
- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Enhance BW throttle to account for perf. drop while using VL
Changes: if VL switchreduces the throughput below 50%, we would not throttle any further.

- FCD-2096: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - PUN not incremented on PCN FPIN
Changes: Fix the FPIN parsing to take into account multiple descriptors.

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL, Cache priority values from FLOGI_ACC
Changes: Use priority values cached from FLOGI_ACC, when there is no PUN

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM:Limit throttling down based on throughput
Changes: Limit throttling down based on throughput

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Array 'port_dstate_str' of size 10 may use index value(s) 10..10

- 10.02.08.00.a5-k1 BH 07/29/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Possible Null Pointer Dereference
Changes: Validate rport before dereferencing

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Array 'port_dstate_str' of size 10 may use index value(s) 10..15
Changes: Correct the index of array

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Fix mqueuecommand return code during throttle down request.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Revert klockwork: Fix buffer overrun

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix task mgmt cmd fail with status 30h
- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix Task Mgmt Cmd fail due to unavailable resource
Changes: Limit TM commands to 8 per target.

- 10.02.08.00.a4-k1 BH 07/23/2022
- FCD-847: qla2xxx: Fix exchange over subscription.
Changes: check for exchange availability before command submission

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove unintended flag clearing
Changes: Remove unintended flag clearing.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix task mgmt cmd fail with status 30h
Changes: Add wait for completion of Marker!

- FCD-XXX: Fix performance dip due to lock contention
Changes: Save the allocated memory for reuse and avoid the lock

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Do not send EDC and RDF for NPIV ports
Changes: Disable sending USCM ELS for vports

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL: Do not set target speed to 1G for slow lane
Changes: Do not set the target speed while changing lanes.

- FCD-2012: qla2xxx: Throttling up messages seen when profile is changed
Changes: Set the new profile for each fcport (along with the host).

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Clean up FLOGI_ACC parsing
Changes: structure that could be used to parse the FLOGI_ACC by using offsets

- FCD-1990: qla2xxx: Fix nvram load config error
Changes: Remove re-definition of port flags while enabling virtual lane support

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM:VL, I/O does not move back to the normal lane
Changes: Check if I/O throttling is being done, before deciding to move the normal lane.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix stall login
Changes: Reset session state to allow relogin logic to re-drive the connection.

- FCD-847: qla2xxx: Fix exchange over subscription for mgt cmd.
Changes: would check for exchange availability before command submission.

- FCD-847: qla2xxx: Fix exchange over subscription.
Changes: would check for exchange availability before command submission.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: relocate/rename vp map.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Klocwork: Fix for Unexpected type of a scan function parameter

- 10.02.08.00.a3-k1 BH 07/01/2022
- FCD-1818: qla2xxx: Fix call trace in debug kernel due to missing spinlock init
Changes: Fix the call trace by initializing trace lock.

- FCD-1923: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - After disabling VL via CLI, status shows "Non-operational"
Changes: Return VL status appropropriately

- FCD-1922: qla2xxx: Fix discovery issues in FC-AL topology
Changes: Checks FC loop map when Get ID list returns no device

- FCD-1831: qla2xxx: Fix link failure in NIPV environment.
Changes: Remove NPIV host from directly being able to chip reset.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix DMA-API call trace on NVME LS requests with debug kernel
Changes: Remove DMA mapping from the driver

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix KASAN use-after-free warning in qla24xx_sp_unmap
Changes: Remove stale fcport access in qla2x00_rel_sp

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix KASAN out-of-bounds warning in qla_update_sp
Changes: Size for memcpy was corrected to use the right length.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix imbalance vha-&gt;vref_count
Chnages: Add an extra ref count for the task management paths.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Tweak Latency measurement
Changes: Move the time read further ahead to the start of queuecommand and
later to the point where it is just before scsi_done.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Silent superfluous warning.
Changes: Remove superfluous Null check.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Fix buffer overrun
Changes: Replace structure name to allow proper size calculation

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code (GNN ID).
Changes: Remove stale/unused code.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code (GPNID).
Changes: Remove stale/unused code.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code.
Changes: Removing drport field and FCPORT_UPDATE_NEEDED, and EDIF_TICK_NEEDED signals

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Do not select slow queue if USCM is enabled
Changes: Do not select slow queue whilie initializing cpu map

- FCD-XXX: Select HW queue depending on Tx CPU
Changes: Select qpair which is in correlation with Tx CPU

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support for displaying I/O throttle information
Changes: Display the driver I/O throttle information along with VL information

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Throttle only R/W commands for NVME
Changes: Throttle only read/write IOs.

- Bring back following reverted changes:
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: qla2xxx: Add srb tracing
Changes: Add a separate driver internal trace to capture srb related info.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add driver console messages tracing
Changes: Logs are captured by default in an internal trace buffer depends on setting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add a generic tracing framework
Changes: A rotating number of messages are captured in a trace structure

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add debugfs create/delete helpers
Changes: Define a few helpful macros for creating debugfs files.


- 10.02.08.00.a2-k1 BH 06/19/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork - Check valid rport returned by fc_bsg_to_rport
Changes: Check valid rport returned by fc_bsg_to_rport

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork - Check for a valid fcport pointer
Changes: Add a check for a valid fcport pointer at the time of exit

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork - Move fcport NULL check to avoid dereference
Changes: Move the fcport NULL check to avoid the dereference.

- FCD-1883: qla2xxx: USCM: Adapter shows "RDF Complete" when Link is down
Changes: Reset the flag, so that when USCM is negotiated, the CLI shows the correct status

- FCD-1846: qla2xxx: USCM: A log message while clearing stats
Changes: Add a log message while clearing USCM stats

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL-Reset FC device virtual lane priority to normal on a port flap
Changes: Reset the virtual lane to normal on a port flap, ISP reset

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL-Set target congestion before switching lanes
Changes: Set the target state before the lane switch.

- FCD-1752: qla2xxx: USCM: VL-Sysfs does not show Virtual Lane as enabled
Changes: extended flogi_acc can also be parsed correctly.

- FCD-1652: qla2xxx: Check if port is online before sending ELS
Changes: Check if port is online before sending ELS

- FCD-XXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Synchronize rport dev_loss_tmo setting

- 10.02.08.00.a1-k1 BH 05/27/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Virtual Lane, Fix PUN handling
Changes: Have a default priority range for each lane and ensure that the range is programmed correctly

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Support for Virtual Lanes
Changes: Enable Virtual Lane support for Cisco switch

- 10.02.07.00-k1 BH 05/27/2022
- Non-alpha build

- 10.02.07.00.a19-k1 BH 05/21/2022
- FCD-XXX : qla2xxx: USCM: Throttling is not honored for NVMe
Changes: Enable NVMe READ/WRITE commands to be throttled

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Add counters to track directional throttling
Changes: Add sysfs counters to have stats displayed for busy status returns.

- FCD-1801: qla2xxx: USCM: CP reads go to zero while doing directional throttling
Changes: Take into account the directional queue depth while returning a busy status to the stack.

- FCD-1809: qla2xxx: USCM: Restoring USCM Profile to default result in driver

- FCD-1798: qla2xxx: USCM: Profiles are not honored for peer congestion
Chnages: Apply the profile to each target (fcport) when the profile is changed.

Reverting the following changes:
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: qla2xxx: Add srb tracing
Changes: Add a separate driver internal trace to capture srb related info.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add driver console messages tracing
Changes: Logs are captured by default in an internal trace buffer depends on setting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add a generic tracing framework
Changes: A rotating number of messages are captured in a trace structure

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add debugfs create/delete helpers
Changes: Define a few helpful macros for creating debugfs files.

- 10.02.07.00.a18-k1 BH 05/12/2022
- FCD-1484: qla2xxx: Manufacturer details should be "Marvell Semiconductor, Inc."
Changes: Update Manufacturer details to indicate Marvell Semiconductors

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Throttle only read and write commands
Changes: Throttle only read and write commands.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Do not clear throttle for Clear Cong FPIN.
Changes: Do not clear throttle when Clear Congestion FPIN is received.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Change default profile to Monitor
Changes: Set the default throttle profile as Monitor.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix few issues reported by klocwork tool

- 10.02.07.00.a17-k1 BH 05/06/2022
- FCD-1522: qla2xxx: USCM: Throughput drops to zero in Monitor mode
Changes: Restore qdepth based on monitor mode

- FCD-1315: qla2xxx: Fix erroneous mailbox timeout after pci error inject.
Changes: Clear wait for MB interrupt flag to prevent stale MB completion arriving

- FCD-1424: Remove verbose IO debug messages
Changes: Remove the IOCB debug messages for every IO

- FCD-XXX: Support for NVMe parameters in Auxiliary Image Status
Changes: Added new structure member, bit define and image status check.

- 10.02.07.00.a16-k1 BH 04/08/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: qla2xxx: Add srb tracing
Changes: Add a separate driver internal trace to capture srb related info.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add driver console messages tracing
Changes: Logs are captured by default in an internal trace buffer depends on setting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add a generic tracing framework
Changes: A rotating number of messages are captured in a trace structure

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add debugfs create/delete helpers
Changes: Define a few helpful macros for creating debugfs files.

- FCD-1221: qla2xxx: USCM: Switch does not send FPINs after a EDC re-negotiation
Changes: Send Link Service Request Information wih the EDC response, along with the other descriptors.

- 10.02.07.00.a15-k1 BH 03/25/2022
- FCD-1249: qla2xxx: edif: Fix dropped IKE message.
Changes: Fixes IKE message being dropped due to error in
processing Purex IOCB and Continuation IOCBs.

- FCD-1457: qla2xxx: Zero undefined mailbox IN registers
Changes: Set zero to unuse register's value while requesting a new MB command.

- FCD-1425: qla2xxx: USCM: Seconds since last event showing incorrect value
Changes: Calculate delta time correctly

- FCD-1287: qla2xxx: Fix incorrect display of max frame size.
Changes: Save off the field of interest into separate location and convert into words.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix memory leak when reading tgt_port_database debugfs file
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Do not reset SCM stats on a link bounce/ISP reset

- 10.02.07.00.a14-k1 BH 03/14/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix losing FCP-2 targets on long port disable with IOs
Changes: Fix this by accepting RSCN when the device is not online.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix losing target when it reappears during delete
Changes: Fix the issue by adding state checks before proceeding.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix losing FCP-2 targets during port perturbation tests
Changes: Fix was to ignore delete for FCP-2 devices in certain sequence.

- FCD-119: qla2xxx: Fix crash due to stale srb access around IO timeouts
Changes: Ensure srb is either returned during error IO timeout error escalation.
If that is not possible fail the escalation path.

- FCD-1132: qla2xxx: HPE3PAR: Fix IOCB resource count leak
Changes: Decrement FW IOCB resource count.

- FCD-1132: qla2xxx: Turn off MQ for 8G adapter.
Changes: For 8G adapter, multi queue was enabled accidentally.

- FCD-1385: Wind down adapter after pcie error.
Changes: Detect the PCIE error and returns all IO's to upper layers.

- FCD-1412: qla2xxx: Reset Congestion Warning/Alarm signals count.
Changes: Reset signals at every signal check boundary (1 sec).

- 10.02.07.00.a13-k1 BH 02/17/2022
- FCD-1353: qla2xx: a12/a11 driver compilation gives warning messages
Changes: Fix the fall through warning
- FCD-1342: qla2xxx: SL12SP5 a12 driver compilation issue observed
Changes: fallthrough macro is defined based on gcc version.

- 10.02.07.00.a12-k1 BH 02/09/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Reset USCM stats/state and throttling on RSCN
Changes: Reset USCM stats on getting an RSCN indicating a target port down.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Increase max limit of ql2xnvme_queues
Changes: Increase max limit of ql2xnvme_queues to (max_qpair-1)

- FCD-478: qla2xxx: Fix missing devices on a LOGO from F-Port
Changes: A call to logo all ports is made upon a F-Port LOGO.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Move NVMe traffic to the slow queue on target congestion
Changes: Steer the NVMe traffic to the slow Q on encountering target congestion

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: Fix slow session tear down.
Changes: As a work around, driver would trigger a session tear down where
it tell the local authentication application to also tear down.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: Tweak debug log.
Changes: Print AUTH ELS header to assist in debugging session's state of authentication app.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix stuck session of prli reject
Changes: Remove the stale code that cause the unintentional short cut.

- FCD-1197: qla2xxx: Throttling up is seen when port is down
Changes: Reset the stats/congestion state and the throttling algorithm on a link down event.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: Reduce false trigger to login
Changes: Reduce the extra trigger to prevent multiple login to the same session.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: edif : Reduce N2N thrashing at app_start time
Changes: make sure the old session is torn down before triggering a relogin.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix laggy FC remote port session recovery
Changes: allows the higher priority error recovery to run first before running
the lower priority heart beat check.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: Fix no logout on delete for n2n
Changes: Set a flag to turn on implicit logout early in the session recovery
to make sure it would go out in case of error.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: fix session thrash 2
Changes: prevents prli from going out before authentication app gives the ok

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: tear down session if keys has been removed
Changes: If all keys for a session has been deleted then trigger a session tear down.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: fix no login after app start
Changes: Add a re-login trigger to relogin.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix hang due to session stuck
Changes: Break the requeue cycle and exit. The session deletion code will trigger a session relogin.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: reduce disruption due to multiple app start
Changes: Driver will skip over session tear down if app start is seen more than once.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: send logo for unexpected ike msg
Changes: Terminate/cleanup the AUTH ELS exchange.Follow with a pass through LOGO.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: Fix IO timeout due to over subscription
Changes: Track IOCB resources to prevent over subscription of IOCB resources

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: edif: fix n2n login retry for secure device
Changes: Add a few more login retries to revive the connection.

- FCD-1205: qla2xxx: Fix disk failure to rediscover
Changes: Set the online state before reporting to UL of the availability of the session.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix n2n inconsistent plogi
Changes: Delete the session to restart the connection, where ELS pass through
PLOGI would be used consistently.

- FCD-1267: qla2xxx: Fix crash during module load unload test
Changes: Driver correctly freeing a pre-allocated structure for purex packet handling

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix missed DMA unmap for NVME ls requests.
Changes: Add an unmap call during ELS completion.

- FCD-1266: qla2xxx: Fix loss of NVME namespaces after driver reload test
Changes: Calling the localport registration under a mutex

- FCD-1212: qla2xxx: Host does not retry RDF when retries are exhausted and there is an incoming RDF
Changes: Reset the SCM ELS counters to zero once an RDF is received.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Restrict CPU-qpair mapping to work for NVMe only
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Change throttle up logic to be more aggressive.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: SCM: Add a bitmap for FPIN events.

- 10.02.07.00.a11-k1 BH 01/17/2022
- FCD-738: Fix T10 DIF performance on high end setup
Changes: Added high performing CRC-1 interface

- FCD-1182: qla2xxx: Fix initrd build error on RHEL 9
Changes: Updated the build script specific to RHEL 9

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix incorrect latency counter display
Changes: Fix this by ignoring I/Os with unusually high latencies.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix n2n discovery issue with secure target
Changes: On app_start, driver will reset the login retry attempt count.

- FCD-1180: qla2xxx: Use correct feature type field during rffid processing
Changes: Driver sends RFF_ID for initiator type 28 i.e. NVMe insteads of SCSI two times

- FCD-1159: qla2xxx: Host doesn't retry the RDF/EDC when jammed with idle/CRC
Changes: Wake up the DPC thread from the timer context when EDC/RDF needs to be

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: Build module with "-mindirect-branch=thunk-extern" option on RHEL 9

- 10.02.07.00.a10-k1 BH 01/06/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Support for changes in kernel 5.6 and above(rhel9.0)
Changes: Changes made specific to rhel9.0

- FCD-1136: qla2xxx: Throttling occurs even when USCM is disabled via CLI
Changes: Update flags that control USCM features, correctly on ISP reset

- FCD-1160: USCM continues to be active even if RDF response is jammed (and failed)
Changes: USCM flags are updated properly when port toggle and RDF completion happen

- 10.02.07.00.a9-k1 BH 01/03/2022
- FCD-1154: qla2xxx: Fix incorrect reporting of task management failure
Changes: Corrected endianness.

- 10.02.07.00.a8-k1 BH 12/23/2021
- FCD-814 : qla2xxx: Add a new v2 dport diagnostic feature.
Changes: Buffer size is increased to 1024 bytes and handle START/RESTART
command received from SDMAPI.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Change throttle up logic to be more aggressive.
Changes: Ramp up to faster initially, to get closer to the sweet spot quicker.
Be less prone to operating at lower bandwidth in case of a sudden workload spike.
Operate more conservatively (prioritize self over the network).

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Do not track SCM stats for all ports in the zone
Changes: Track SCM stats just for the host and the target

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Stats for FPIN with event type "Lost Credit" not incremented.
Changes: Add incrementing of "Lost Credit" stats.

- FCD-684: qla2xxx: Fix link down when connected to AG fabric with FAA enabled
Changes: Remove setting PUN and VL support bits in init control block.

- FCD-1004: qla2xxx: Debug message improvement when changing SCM profile.
Changes: Use profile names when changing profiles

- FCD-868: qla2xxx: lockdown: "Unsupported Firmware" message
Changes: checked different BITs for checking lockdown feature.

- FCD-682: qla2xxx: tcm_qla2xxx driver load fails with "Invalid argument" error
Changes: As tcm_qla2xxx is untested/unused, make it a dummy driver
and reduce unncessary noise created by this.

- FCD-886: qla2xxx: Hard Lockup on Unload/Load task with serial log enabled
Changes: Hard lockup is seen because serial console driver crashed because of
excessive logging. It was finalized to document this as known issues.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Apply USCM profile change immediately

- 10.02.07.00.a7-k1 BH 11/05/2021
- FCD-926: qla2xxx: lockdown: lower debug severity messages
- FCD-824: qla2xxx: lower debug severity message for fw lockdown
Changes: This patch lower the severity of various log messages.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Send LS_ACC for an incoming RDF
Changes: Send the LS_ACC and the new RDF separately

- FCD-721: qla2xxx: Set Max queue depth based on data direction.
Changes: Max q depth for Initiator tracks Reads (per port) and Fcport tracks Writes (per fcport).

- FCD-701: qla2xxx: Fix device reconnect in loop topology
Changes: Fix by taking the main login path that acquires device handle.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add ql2xnvme_queues module parameter to configure number of NVME queues


- 10.02.07.00.a6-k1 BH 10/08/2021
- FCD-786: Shown wrong FDMI data for 64G adaptor
Changes: qla2xxx: Corrected transmission speed mask values for FC

- FCD-717: add retry for exe fw
Changes: qla2xxx: Driver will retry Exec FW command up to 4 retries

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Compile out map queue changes if present in nvme-fc

- 10.02.07.00.a5-k1 BH 10/01/2021
- FCD-740: Fix scheduling while atomic
Changes: qla2xxx: schedule the call to fc_remote_port_delete in non-interrupt context

- FCD-691: Fix premature hw access after pci error
Changes: qla2xxx: Check error condition still persist and/or wait until the OS to give the resume signal

- FCD-756: Fix excessive messages during device logout
Changes: qla2xxx: disable printing IO error messages by default

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: abort fw dump if soft reset fail
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Retry USCM ELS for Logical busy error code
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: USCM profile reset to Driver defaults
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix warning message due to adisc is being flush at /var/log/messages

- 10.02.07.00.a4-k1 BH 09/20/2021
- FCD-721: Revert code that keeps track of queue-depth directionally.
Reason: Observing issue while q-depth accounting

- FCD-XXX: Cleanup stale code.
Changes: qla2xxx: Remove unused experimental code that uses
explicit PRLO as a way to tear down session.

- FCD-XXX: edif: remove old doorbell interface
Changes: qla2xxx:driver has implemented a new doorbell mechanism via bsg.

- FCD-348: edif: add retry for els pass through
Changes: qla2xxx: edif: Add additional retries to reduce higher level recovery.

- FCD-XXX: edif: Synchronize NPIV deletion with authentication application
Changes: qla2xxx: Notify authentication application of a NPIV deletion event is about to occur.

- FCD-XXX: edif: Fix potential stuck session in sa update
Changes: qla2xxx: Set flag properly for any attempt to relogin.

- FCD-704: The external flag for tcm_qla2xxx was not set.
qla2xxx: Add tcm_qla2xxx to externally supported module list.

- 10.02.07.00.a3-k1 BH 09/08/2021
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: wait for app to ack on sess down
Changes: On session deletion, wait for app to acknowledge before moving on.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix edif bsg
Changes: Properly fill out the reply_payload_rcv_len field.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix inconsistent check of db_flags
Changes: Replace value check with bit flag check.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: increase ELS payload
Changes: Adjust memory buffer size to be able to handle max ELS payload.

- FCD-343: qla2xxx: turn off target reset during issue_lip
Changes: driver sends additional target reset to remote device before resetting the link.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: Reduce Initiator-Initiator thrashing.
Changes: Reduce unnecessary stress for authentication application to deal with unused connections.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: fix gnl list corruption
Changes: move lock deletion behind lock.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: flush stale events and msgs on session down
Changes: Prevents authentication application from having to process stale data.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: reduces thrashing of the connection.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: tweak trace message
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix app start delay
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Handle SCM ELS from switch
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix app start fail

- 10.02.07.00.a2-k1 BH 09/02/2021
- FCD-156: qla2xxx: 3PAR: Fix out of bound mem access
Changes: Add additional check to make sure the range of memory

- FCD-624: qla2xxx: Source driver gives compilation error on RHEL8.5
Changes: Offending code on tcm_qla2xxx module has been removed

- FCD-xxx: qla2xxx: Fix use after free
Changes: Would check for command is aborted / completed by FW before exiting the call.

- ER148553: qla2xxx: relogin during fabric disturbance
Changes : Set the scan_need flag to indicate a session

- FCD-464: qla2xxx: Fix race between timeout handler and completion handler
Changes: One reference is taken for the normal code path and one for the timeout path

- FCD-453: Fix FC-NVME register localport failure.
Changes: Module initialization is added to nvme_fc_port_template

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Process responses in Tx path if any available for better performance
Changes: Call process_response_queue() in Tx path

- FCD-492: Kernel crashes when accessing port_speed sysfs file
Changes: CNA: Fix this by changing the lookup.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Refactor asynchronous command initialization
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM - Add profile support for throttling IO
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Move heart beat handling from dpc thread to workqueue
- FCD-XXX: USCM: Enhancement to throttle only read traffic during host congestion
and write traffic during target congestion.

- 10.02.07.00.a1-k1 BH 08/22/2021

- FCD-124: qla2xxx: edif: Use link event to wake up app
Changes: The link up event would notify app of the present of a new SCSI Host.

- FCD-299: qla2xxx: Fix crash in NVME abort path
Changes: Fixed the issue by removing stale access.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Display 16G only as supported speeds for 3830c card.
Changes: This card doesn't support lower speeds, hence,
update the fdmi and sysfs fields to display 16G only.

- FCD-226: qla2xxx: Update details for building kdump initrd in NVMe BFS.
Changes: Currently inbox driver doesn't support kdump/kexec kernel,
hence user need to update kdump initrd to have OOB driver part of it.

- FCD-372: qla2xxx: Anomaly in the congestion stats
Changes: Clear the signal counter on a qaucli clear

- FCD-279: Request QCC to check/report adapter's MCTP state
Changes: qla2xxx: Add support for mailbox passthru

- FCD-XXX: Perf improvement: Pick qpair such that Tx and Rx are processed on same CPU.
Changes: qla2xxx: Select qpair depending on which CPU post_cmd() gets called

- FCD-XXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Reserve extra IRQ vectors

- 10.02.06.02-k1 BH 08/11/2021
- FCD-511: Path does not go into "Marginal" state on receiving FPIN-LI
Change: qla2xxx: Pass the LI events to the scsi_transport_fc

- 10.02.06.01-k1 BH 07/27/2021
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Check for firmware capability before creating QPair.
Change: Move the check for FW attributes to right location. This check
is specific for ISP25XX.

- 10.02.06.00-k1 BH 07/21/2021
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Version number is changed from 10.02.06.00.a1-k1
to 10.02.06.00-k1

- 10.02.06.00.a1-k1 BH 06/29/2021
- FCD-297: Fix NVME session down detection
Change: qla2xxx: Session tear down and allow relogin to re-drive
the connection under condition

- ER148553/FCD-156: Fix NVME retry
Change: qla2xxx: Alternate back and forth on every PRLI failure
until login retry count has depleted or it is succeeded.

- FCD-316: System crash when number of CPUs forced to 2
- Change: qla2xxx: Sync queue idx with queue_pair_map idx.
This fix needs both commits released on 10.02.05.00-k
and 10.02.06.00.a1-k against FCD-316

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Readme: Update OS details that supports NVMe BFS.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Readme: Remove workaround of forcing of INTa
mode for kdump kernel.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Readme: Update OS details that supports NVMe BFS.


- FCD-316: System crash when number of CPUs forced to 2
Changes : qla2xxx: prevents unbalanced QP allocation where nr_hw_queues
is two less than the number of CPUs.
This fix needs both commits released on 10.02.05.00-k
and 10.02.06.00.a1-k against FCD-316

- FCD-268: Multiple USCM ELS are sent
- FCD-280: Fix issues reported by running a few Jammer tests
Changes: qla2xxx: Retry the USCM ELS 3 times when there are failures.

- FCD-172: build.sh: Fix udev script installation error

- ER148402: Install restrictions when binary rpm is already installed.
Changes: qla2xxx: Updated README file for documentation

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Support kdump kernel for NVMe BFS.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Update README file for building kdump initrd in NVMe BFS.

- ER148402: Disallow install if qla2xxx rpm is installed.
Changes: qla2xxx: Prevent install from source if rpm is installed.

- FCD-230: Add additional debug logs
Changes: qla2xxx: Add additional logs to differentiate between
FW driver and driver driven ELS

-FCD-XXXX: Changes to support kdump kernel.
Changes: qla2xxx: Don't allocate fw dump for kexec kernel and
Allocate single Q for kexec kernel.

- FCD-227: Linux Driver order of RDF to follow EDC ELS

- FCD-225 - Qaucli fails to list scm stats for Qlipper

- FCD-172: fix udev rule
Changes: qla2xxx: permission of the rule file set to 644
- ER148529: NVMe initiator connected to brocade fabric are down
Changes: qla2xxx: Fix hang on NVME command timeouts.

- ER148531: SN1600Q/SN1610Q, Gen10PlusSnap4 - Async-login failed errors on BFS boot-up-QXCR1001796980
Changes: qla2xxx: Suppress unnecessary log messages during login

- ER148578: Observed that initiator is sending prli type 0x8 for for nvme ports
Changes: qla2xxx: fix NVME | FCP personality change.

- ER148141: Driver vmkmgt: Don't differentiate Signals and FPIN's for the Congestion counters when they detected.
Changes: qla2xxx: Split congestion warnings and alarms based on signals and FPINs

- ERXXXXXX: Add support for marginal path.
Changes: qla2xxx: Added support for eh_should_retry_cmd callback in qla2xxx host template.

- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Flush all sessions on zone disable
- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Fix memory size truncation
- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Fix a NULL pointer dereference in an error path
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: fix sparse warning.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: do secure plogi when auth app is present
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Add license.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM - Do not send EDC/RDF ELS when firmware has already sent it
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Inclusion words are applied on release note and readme file
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: add N2N support for EDIF
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Updated drelease.notes header
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Fix hang during NVME session tear down.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Cleaned up a few debug messages
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix edif enable flag

- ER148546: USCM: QCC Cong Mgmt not available on port with FW:v9.07.00 and DVR:v10.02.05.00.a6-k
Changes: qla2xxx: setting the flags to indicate to the application that the RDF is complete and
SCM is supported.

- ERXXXXXX: Add heartbeat check
Changes: qla2xxx: Use 'no-op' mailbox command to check to see if FW is still responsive.

- ERXXXXXX: DEBUG: simulate FW hang.
Changes: qla2xxx: Driver will detect the hang and recover via hearbeat check.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Check for FW attributes before enabling MQ.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM Handle ELS errors from switch by retrying 3 times
- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Correct the supported speeds for 16G Mezz card.


- ER148472: With NPIV ports, link bounce causes loss of strongSwan session at the target.
Changes: qla2xxx: : fix npiv create errorneous error
qla2xxx: EDIF: reject AUTH ELS on session down.
qla2xxx: edif: Fix stale session

- ER148478: System Crash while NPIV RAW IO ON VPORT LUNS on SLES15 SP3 + QLE 2692 + R7525
Changes: qla2xxx: fix unsafe removal from link list.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM - Send EDC and RDF ELS from the driver

- ER147707: Device recovery not happening and OS hungs on qla2xxx
Changes: qla2xxx: v2: fix crash in PCIe error handling
- ER148123: Issue with Max secure connection with override_lower_limits
Changes: qla2xxx: v2: fix stuck session
- ER148402: SLES, Driver Install location is inconsistent.
Changes: qla2xxx: Fix driver install location for SLES

- ER148123: Issue with Max secure connection with override_lower_limits
set and rekey/reauth with240/480-luns disconnected after 2 hr traffi
Changes: qla2xxx: edif: doorbell tweak

- ER148448: Issue w.r.t qaucli, where Remote type "Unknown" for eDIF env.
for qaucli2.4.0.build 20
Changes: qla2xxx: fix port type info

- ER148433: The log does not show a valid data rate while the link speed is 64G.
Changes: qla2xxx: fix debug print of 64G link speed.

- ER147650: 'show fdmi? command does not list ? OS Name and Version?
parameter for SLES12SP4-QXCR1001771822
Changes: qla2xxx: Show OS name and version in FDMI-1
- ER147707: Device recovery not happening and OS hungs on qla2xxx
Changes: qla2xxx: fix mailbox recovery during PCIE error
qla2xxx: v2: fix crash in PCIe error handling
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Changes to support FCP2 Target.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: include AER debug mask to default
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: fixes for compilation on RH8.4
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Do logout even if fabric scan retries got exhausted.

- 10.02.05.00.a1-k1 BH 02/27/2021
- EDIF Changes:
- ER148247: issue with nvme-npiv env, once we delete npivs, after a while,
it is reducing strongswan connections.
Change: free sa index during npiv delete

- ER148123: Issue with Max secure connection with override_lower_limits set
and rekey/reauth with240/480-luns disconnected after 2 hr traffi
Change: adjust online|offline notification to app and
tweak LOGO on session down.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: tweak log message
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: Redundant code (already set in qla_edb_node_alloc)

- ER147707: qla2xxx: Device recovery not happening and OS hungs on qla2xxx
Change: Fix RISC RESET completion polling.

- ER148111: qla2xxx: FCPowerKit reflects huge delays in CMDlets execution.
Change: Check lockdown functionality before requesting lockdown feature.

- ER148277: USCM: Linux Peer showing misleading 'Congested, throttling down,
permitted: 1', prior to 'Reached low watermark, permitted: 2':
- Change: Fix misleading debug message

- ERXXXXXX: adjust request/respond queue size for 28xx
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Change %p to %px in the log messages.

- 10.02.01.00.a15-k1 BH 11/12/2020
ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Updated README file for new module parameters

- 10.02.01.00.a14-k1 BH 11/06/2020

- ER146725: eDIF another driver panic running script: ./test_target_no_unload.sh
Change: qla2xxx: Fix crash in qla_nvme_abort_set_option.

- ER147771: Call Trace while shutting down the adapter ports (LINK DOWN).
Change: qla2xxx: Handle aborts correctly for port undergoing deletion.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Add scsi_change_queue_depth to slave configure.

- 10.02.01.00.a13-k1 BH 10/28/2020

- ER147600: Cisco: rpd ELS cmd fail to fetch the speed capabilities
Change: qla2xxx: Used correct rdp spec, which was broken during code clean-up.

- ER147695: FC-NVMe target discovery fails when initator wwpn &lt; target wwpn in an N2N (Direct Attach) config
Change: qla2xxx: fix N2N + NVME connect retry fail

- ER147832: Issue with uSCM Linux with QCC CLI for some configuration
Change: qla2xxx: Show event severity only when device state is congested.

- ER147824 : scmr_stat sysfs node runs out of memory
Change: qla2xxx: Come up with a compact version of scmr_stat

- ER147823: NVMe IO is not getting throttled up or down.
Change: qla2xxx: Enable throttle control for NVMe targets for Peer Congestion.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Count tgt short term link if link comes back before dev_loss_tmo.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Correct the check for fcport while displaying target counters.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Change trigger for host short term link down to dev loss tmo.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Move an SCM log under a debug level.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Set vendor_rsp[0] value.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Make throttling messages more informative.

- 10.02.01.00.a12-k1 SK 10/15/2020
- ER147625: NVMe IO's are failing with Read/Write after LIP reset.
Change: qla2xxx:Return EBUSY until the remote port delete finishes.

- ER147653: Target side strongswan start/stop, make initiator crashed.
Change: qla2xxx: edif: v2 fix double bsg done.

- ER147791: USCM: clear option is not clearing hba alarm/warning, or clear cong or nvme target stats.
Change: qla2xxx: Clear Sev and NVMe Target Stats.

- ER147793: USCM: Throttling has wrong throttling up info and event period is not honored.
Change: qla2xxx: Fix Throttling algorithm regression.

- ER147759: NVMe Admin commands are getting throttled and causing admin queue failures.
Change: qla2xxx: Throttle NVMe I/O commands only.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix aes_gmac mode.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: v2: standardize on port_id_t for bsg api.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix 4byte align.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix ELS meta data.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Clear Congestion State/Throttling during chip Reset.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Clear SCM Severity as part of SCM Stats Clear.

- 10.02.00.02.a11-k1 BH 10/09/2020
- ER147734 : Lip reset on the isolated port causes server crash
Change: qla2xxx: Don't allow FW, MPI and lip reset on isolated port.

- ER147479 - PPC BE RH7.6 - qla2xxx driver loading - machine crashed.
Change: qla2xxx: Fixes for big endian machines

- ER147646: Call Trace observed while validating a MPI Pause test scenario.
Change: qla2xxx: Correct the WARN_ON check in qla_nvme_abort_set_option.

- ER147615: Throttling does not work with low I/Os.
Change: qla2xxx: Check and round off fractional I/Os to 1 on ISP 27xx/28xx Series Adapters

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: List NVMe targets under scmr_stats on ISP 27xx/28xx Series Adapters
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Don't check for port isolation during abort isp.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: SCM: Turn off SCM port parameter update mailbox command.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Fix I/O failures during remote port toggle testing

- 10.02.00.02.a10-k1 BH 09/25/2020
SCM Changes:
- ERXXXXXX:
Changes - qla2xxx: Clear Congestion state when an RSCN is received/target is torn down.
qla2xxx: throttling algorithm improvement.
qla2xxx: Add throttling support for NVMe targets.

EDIF Changes:
- ERXXXXX: LUN loss on ipsec stop/start on target side.
Change: save Nport on receive of PLOGI
- ERXXXXX: fix ELS receive collision between physical and NPIV hosts.
Change: remove erroneous source Nport ID search.

- ER147570: FCP Performance Drop in latest driver for smaller IOs size.
Change: qla2xxx: Change WQ_UNBOUND to WQ_MEM_RECLAIM. WQ_MEM_RECLAIM : wq is guaranteed to have at least one execution context regardless of memory pressure.

- ER147632: QLE2774: RHEL 8.2 System crashes while upgrading he FW from 9.6.0 to 9.6.1 with QCC CLI build 12
Change: qla2xxx: Fix system crash on nvme abort path by checking sp of aborting command before accessing it.

- ER147418: server crash seen when trying to capture the debugfs stat on isolated port.
- ER147645: System panic while trying to capture debugfs stats for EED.
Change: qla2xxx: Check rport before accessing target number.

- ER147632: Fix potential stale mem access
Change: remove stale sp pointer reference

- CQXXXXXX: FPIN events are not readily decodable.
Change: qla2xxx: Make FPIN events prints human readable.

- ER146879: Add support to clear SCM Stats
Change: qla2xxx: Added support to clear SCM/SCMR Stats on ISP 27xx/28xx Series Adapters

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Allow get host stat during reset and sync reset.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Set reset_cmd_err_cnt on reset failure only.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Add isolated flag and return EPERM on isolation.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Count short term link if link comes back in 10 sec.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Don't check for fw_started while posting nvme command.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Pass irq_offset to blk_mq_pci_map_queues API.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: lockdown: fix stale sp access.
- BZ1868688: qla2xxx: tear down session if FW say its down.

- 10.02.00.02.a9-k1 BH 09/03/2020
- ER147554 - sg_reset appears hung iterating over too many Qpairs.
Change - qla2xxx: limit interrupt vectors to number of cpu.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: klocwork: Fix Bit field 'mpi_-' has one bit and is signed.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: Change post del message from debug level to log level.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: lockdown: fixup - Change error response as per API test.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: Fix map_queue interface to use the correct blk-mq call.

- ERXXXXX - Added Structural changes for SCM Phase 2 support.
Change : qla2xxx: Update structure definitions for SCM to support backward compatibility.

- 10.02.00.02.a8-k1 BH 08/30/2020
- ERXXXXXX - Fix point-to-point (N2N) device discovery issue.
Change - qla2xxx: Fix point-to-point (N2N) device discovery issue.

- ERXXXXXX - To wait for ABTS response on I/O timeouts for NVMe.
Change - qla2xxx: To wait for ABTS response on I/O timeouts for NVMe.

- ER147523 - BSG stack trace and SCM display issues.
Change - SCM: Functional regression with a6 release.

- ER 147413 - edif: Fix issue with DIF enable target discovery.
Change - qla2xxx: edif: Fix issue with DIF enable target discovery.

- ER147480 clear ASYNC_ACTIVE flag to allow relogin.
Change - qla2xxx: fix stuck session.

- ERXXXXXX - lockdown: add mpi flash lock down support
Change - qla2xxx: lockdown: add mpi flash lock down support

- 10.02.00.02.a7-k1 BH 08/22/2020
- ER147495 - edif changes
Change - qla2xxx: edif: fix nvme discovery failure
qla2xxx: edif: fix els corruption.

- ER147478 - SLES 15sp1 10.02...a6-k compile warning
Change - qla2xxx: Compilation changes for sles15sp1

- ERXXXXXX - add mpi flash lock down support
Change - qla2xxx: lockdown: add mpi flash lock down support
qla2xxx: lockdown: fix compile problem. do not submit

- ERXXXXXX: SCMR changes
Change - qla2xxx: SCMR: Correct scmr_outstanding_reqs accounting.
qla2xxx: SCM: Changes to separate current_events and current_state.
qla2xxx: SCMR: Increase local array size.

- ER147298 : USCM "Congestion Warning" counter regression
Change - qla2xxx: Correct FPIN Structure Definition (Severity).

- 10.02.00.02.a6-k1 BH 08/13/2020
- ERXXXXXX - fix crash on session cleanup + unload.
Change - qla2xxx: fix crash on session cleanup + unload.

- ER147329 - edif changes
Change - qla2xxx: edif: fix compile error. do not submit
qla2xxx: edif: fix double free on ELS send failure.
qla2xxx: edif: reject els if non secure device.
qla2xxx: edif: reject ELS on session down.
qla2xxx: edif: redefine purex dest addr to be more consistent.
qla2xxx: edif: tweak debug messages.
qla2xxx: edif: fix nvme+edif target connect problem.

- ER147460 - issue with Diag test on QCC CLI 2.4.0 build 10 with 10.2.00.2-a5 driver
Change - qla2xxx: edif: move bsg auth els into separate routine.
qla2xxx: edif: Fix error in BSG ELS path that has valid response data.

- ER147312 - Add support to report MPI FW state.
Change - qla2xxx: Add support to report MPI FW state.
qla2xxx: Fix reset of MPI firmware.
qla2xxx: Fix MPI reset needed message.

- ER147437 - With a5 driver observed warning messages.
Change - qla2xxx: Compilation changes for Citrix, rhel and sles.

- 10.02.00.02.a5-k1 BH 07/31/2020
- ER147418: server crash seen when trying to capture the debugfs stat on isolated port.
Change - qla2xxx: Don't process target debugfs stats if port is isolated.

- ERXXXXXX : Add SCM stats to scmr_stats node.
Change - qla2xxx: Add SCM stats to scmr_stats node.

- ER147419 : Fix crash due to request q pointer extraction failure.
Change - qla2xxx: Latency measurement patch.

- ERXXXXXX : edif: remove redundant field in port_id_t
Change -qla2xxx: edif: remove redundant field in port_id_t

- ER147331 - extract bbc from PLOGI template payload.
Change -qla2xxx: Fix buffer-buffer credit extraction error

- ERXXXXXX : Split qla2x00_configure_local_loop()
Change scsi: qla2xxx: Split qla2x00_configure_local_loop()

- ERXXXXXX : SCMR - Add I/O flow control.
Change - qla2xxx: SCMR - Add I/O flow control.

- 10.02.00.02.a4-k1 BH 07/23/2020
- ER147402 - Do not install nvme auto connect script if OS is installing it.
Change - qla2xxx: auto-connect scripts are install based on nvme-cli package.

- ERXXXXXX - Fixed return status of nvme fcp request.
Change - qla2xxx: Set NVME status code for failed NVME FCP request.

- ERXXXXXX - Multi-que support for TMF.
Change - qla2xxx: Multi-que support for TMF.

- ERXXXXXX ? edif changes
Change - qla2xxx: edif: simplify reserve/release of sa_index.
qla2xxx: edif: tweak debug log.
qla2xxx: edif: adjust ELS resp length.
qla2xxx: edif: send logo on app stop.
qla2xxx: edif: remove prlo in session deletion.
qla2xxx: edif: Fix app stop stall.

- ER147298 - USCM "Congestion Warning" counter regression w/.65 driver.
Change - qla2xxx: Correct fpin_descriptor definition.
qla2xxx: Consolidate EDIF &amp; SCM Purex Calls.

- ERXXXXXX - Calculate avg. time taken by different components for IO completion.
Change - qla2xxx: Latency measurement patch.

- 10.02.00.02.a3-k1 BH 07/16/2020
- ER147348 - Observing firmware dump while running qaucli -g post port isolation.
Change - qla2xxx: Don't check firmware state in case of chip is down.

- ER147338 - SLES: Driver load failed - modprobe: ERROR: module 'qla2xxx' is unsupported.
Change - qla2xxx: Add support for loading external modules on SuSE.

- ER147361 - System panic after enabling port isolated during TimeOutReset.
Change - qla2xxx: Synchronize the update the host counters using lock.

- ER147370 - Hardware Error counter not incrementing for MBX command timeout.
Change - qla2xxx: Update hardware error count for various error conditions.

- ERXXXXXX - The change is to help in debuggging.
Change - qla2xxx: Move some messages from debug to normal log level.

- ER147346 - Observed a call trace after port isolation.
Change - qla2xxx: Fix the call trace for flush workqueue.

- ERXXXXXX - For debug purpose.
Change - qla2xxx: Add error counters to debugfs node.

- 10.02.00.02.a2-k1 AE 07/10/2020
- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: Fix TCM compilation issues.
Change - Enabled build of tcm_qla2xxx module and fixed compile issues.

- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: edif : Added back the app_stop wait and avoid if link is down.
Change - Added wait during app stop.

- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: Set BIT_13 for NVMe Async events.
Change - Driver changes to skip SLER for Async event command.

- ER147323 - qla2xxx: Correct the check for sscanf return value.
Change - Driver updated to check version correctly.

- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: v2: Add EDIF support.
Change - Refactoring EDIF code for modularity.

- ER147298 - Congestion Warning/Alarm counters fail to increment
Change - Update driver to increment the counters for congestion signals.

- 10.02.00.02.a1-k1 AE 06/29/2020
- qla2xxx: Enable IOCB throttling by default.
- qla2xxx: Implementation to get and manage host, target stats and initiator port.
- qla2xxx: Add SLER and PI control support.
- qla2xxx: Do not log message when reading port speed via sysfs
- qla2xxx: fix null pointer access.
- qla2xxx: Use MPI hang trigger to do PEGTUNE halt.
- qla2xxx: Reduce erroneous error in link reset path
- qla2xxx: v2: fix stalled N2N reconnect.
- qla2xxx: Fix warnings on SLES12SP5.
- qla2xxx: Fix compilation issues on SLES15
- qla2xxx: Compilation Fixes for SLES15SP1.
- qla2xxx: Debugfs compilation issue fix for RH7.6.
- qla2xxx: Fix gcc test compile error output being printed.
- qla2xxx: Timestamp device online and offline transitions.
- qla2xxx: Add rport fields in debugfs.
- qla2xxx: Allow dev_loss_tmo setting for FC-NVMe devices.
- qla2xxx: Setup debugfs entries for remote ports.
- qla2xxx: Fix edif related compilation issue on RH7.6.
- Fixes for compilation on hpe branch
- qla2xxx: Compilation fixes for RH8.2
- qla2xxx: Compilation changes for RH7.6
- qla2xxx: Fixes for compilation on RH7.x I
- qla2xxx: bsg_job to bsg_job_t
- qla2xxx: I Unify source code to work with newer kernels.
- qla2xxx: Makefile changes from code-uni-devel-10x.
- qla2xxx: qla_edif file changes to compile the driver.
- qla2xxx: Fix compilation issues.
- qla2xxx: Fix Makefile issue.
- qla2xxx: fix compile error
- qla2xxx: Use explicit LOGO in target mode
- qla2xxx: Add EDIF support.
- qla2xxx: Addd edif related files.
- qla2xxx: Fix MPI failure AEN (8200) handling.
- qla2xxx: SCM - Backport optimizations and style changes from upstream work.
- qla2xxx: Fix warning in qla_attr.c file.
- qla2xxx: Fix nvme compilation error.
- qla2xxx: Fix crash in alloc w/GFP_KERNEL + interrupt
- Author : Quinn Tran &lt;qutran@marvell.com&gt; qla2xxx: v2: add iocb resource tracking.
- qla2xxx: Fix WARN_ON in qla_nvme_register_hba.
- qla2xxx: Allow ql2xextended_error_logging special value 1 to be set anytime.
- qla2xxx: Make tgt_port_database available in initiator mode.
- qla2xxx: reduce noisy debug message.
- qla2xxx: Fix mailbox Ch erroneous error
- qla2xxx: fix login timeout.
- qla2xxx: Accomodate for SCM FW attribute bit change.
- qla2xxx: post FC event (FPIN) to transport FPIN handler.
- qla2xxx: Hide fc_host_fpin_rcv kernel dependency.
- qla2xxx: Add changes to compile across various kernels.
- qla2xxx: Use active targets to update SCM stats.
- qla2xxx: Move SCM functions to qla_isr to keep changes local.
- qla2xxx: Code to process FLOGI ACC extended payload.
- qedf: Fix compilation issue - revisit.
- qla2xxx: SCM Phase 1 Implementation + 2 other patches.
- qla2xxx: Enable PUREX passthru post ISP reset.
- qla2xxx: Fix hang when issuing nvme disconnect-all in NPIV.
- qla2xxx: performance tweak
- scsi: qla2xxx: fix fcport null pointer access.
- fixup! qla2xxx: Fix unbound NVME response length.
- scsi: qla2xxx: Fix unbound NVME response length
- qla2xxx: Add host attribute to trigger MPI hang.
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: silent dbg messages for good path io.
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: fix pDIF detection
- qla2xxx: Snoop inquiry response atleast 168 bytes to determine proprietary DIF.
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: add debug counters for T10-PI/DIF
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: add MQ support for HP3PAR propritary T10-PI
- qla2xxx: HPE 3PAR private T10-PI support.
- qla2xxx: Check for fabric_priority flag during login
- qla2xxx: use iocb_fabric_priority flag
- qla2xxx: Fix QoS name and add debug logs
- qla2xxx: Correction to tests for iocb fabric and fcport qos.
- qla2xxx: Use -&gt;isp_ops-&gt;read_optrom() in qla26xx_read_qos_fcport_table().
- qla2xxx: QoS fcport table index initialization improvement.
- qla2xxx: Add QoS fcport table index to speed up search.
- qla2xxx: Reduce stack on qos fcport priority routines.
- qla2xxx: HPE: Register FDMI QOS
- qla2xxx: Add bsg interface for qos lun level bitmask.
- qla2xxx: Read E2E QoS fcport priority bitmasks from flash.
- qla2xxx: Abstract qos lun level mask for iocb cs_ctl field.
- qla2xxx: Add fabric priority qos lun iocb mechanism.
- qla2xxx: Implement CT command GFO (Get Fabric Object).
- qla2xxx: Add support for fabric priority per target.
- qla2xxx: fix mtcp dump collection failure.
- qla2xxx: Set Nport ID for N2N
- qla2xxx: Fix crash during device discovery.
- qla2xxx: Handle NVME status iocb correctly.
- qla2xxx: Remove restriction of FC T10-PI and NVME
- qla2xxx: serialize fc_port alloc in N2N
- qla2xxx: NPIV does not come up after FW dump.
- qla2xxx: fix RDP respond data format bug.
- qla2xxx: force semaphore on flash validation failure.
- qla2xxx: add more FW debug information
- qla2xxx: Revert: Disable T10-DIF feature with FC-NVMe during probe
- qla2xxx: Update BPM enablement semantics.
- qla2xxx: fix FW resource print error.
- qla2xxx: Use a dedicated interrupt handler for 'handshake-required' ISPs.
- qla2xxx: Ensure flash updates return possible failure status through bsg interface.
- qla2xxx: Improved secure flash support messages
- qla2xxx: fix flag passing error
- qla2xxx: Use FC generic update firmware options routine for ISP27xx.
- qla2xxx: Avoid setting firmware options twice in 24xx_update_fw_options.
- qla2xxX: Add 16.0GT for PCI String
- qla2xxx: Use FW_STARTED macro
- qla2xxx: Add fixes for mailbox command
- qla2xxx: Fix login IOCB flag
- qla2xxx: Save rscn_gen for new fcport
- qla2xxx: firmware option 3 is clobbered by speed set
- qla2xxx: ISP28xx active FW region
- qla2xxx: Add portname to print logs in qla24xx_logio_entry().
- qla2xxx: Correction to MB in-direction selection in qla2x00_echo_test().
- qla2xxx: Correction to selection of loopback/echo test.
- qla2xxx: Use endian macros to assign static fields in fwdump header.
- qla2xxx: Add Speed in SFP print information
- qla2xxx: Fix RDP response size
- qla2xxx: Handle cases for limiting RDP response payload length.
- qla2xxx: Add deferred queue for processing ABTS and RDP.
- qla2xxx: Cleanup ELS/PUREX iocb fields.
- qla2xxx: Add devid's and conditionals for 28xx.
- qla2xxx: Add vendor extended FDMI additions and amendments.
- qla2xxx: Provide separate RDP enable.
- qla2xxx: Add vendor extended RDP additions and amendments.
- qla2xxx: Add changes in preparation for vendor extended FDMI/RDP.
- qla2xxx: Add 2061 PCI ID
- qla2xxx: Remove all DIX-0 references
- qla2xxx: Add endianizer macro calls to fc host stats.
- qla2xxx: Add sysfs node for D-Port Diagnostics AEN data.
- qla2xxx: Move free of fcport out of interrupt context.
- qla2xxx: Add beacon LED config sysfs interface.
- qla2xxx: Add sysfs hooks for FC-NVMe autoconnect

- 10.01.00.22-k AE 06/29/2020
- Upstream driver as part of Linux 5.6</changelog>

</package>

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    <version epoch="0" ver="10.02.15.00_k1_k6.4.0_150700.51" rel="1.sles15sp7"/>

<changelog author="QLogic Corp &lt;support@qlogic.com&gt; 10.02.15.00-k1-1" date="1762257600">- 10.02.15.00-k1 AG 10/31/2025
-

- 10.02.14.00-k1 AG 10/31/2025
-

- 10.02.15.00.a1-k1 AG 07/31/2025
[FCD-5071] : Add support for RH 10.1

Resolution : Add support for RH 10.1
Scope : All supported adapters


- 10.02.14.00-k1 AG 05/21/2025
-

- 10.02.14.00.a4-k1 AG 02/27/2025
[FCD-4186] : Device discovery fails on continuous reboot (Hitachi)

Resolution : In a fabric topo when there is mismatch in state of login between
driver and FW, query FW again and proceed with login
Scope : 27xx/28xx Adapters

[FCD-XXX] : Make functions local to a file static

Resolution : Make functions local to a file static
Scope : 27xx, 28xx series Adapters

[FCD-XXX] : Remove unused function

Resolution : Function qla25xx_set_purex is unused - remove it
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-4729] : Compilation errors with Sles15sp6

Resolution : Fix compilation errors on Sles15 SP6
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-4536] : Compilation errors on RHEL10

Resolution : RHEL 10 has rebased to the latest kernel
resulting in several build issues. Fix them
and ensure that it builds on older kernels as well.
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-4676] : Add support for RH 9.6 (compilation)

Resolution : Fix compilation errors on RH 9.6
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-XXX] : Update README to reflect the supported distros

Resolution : Update README to reflect the supported distros
Scope : All Adapters

Signed-off-by: Anil Gurumurthy &lt;agurumurthy@marvell.com&gt;
Change-Id: Ic4af035fd48a3137923c7d3590be4271b0a7fd32

commit e22ea0921e20bcf93db0fae2b8dd579005686908
Author: Anil Gurumurthy &lt;agurumurthy@marvell.com&gt;
Date: Fri Jan 10 11:06:14 2025 +0530

qla2xxx: Update driver version to 10.02.13.03-k1.

- 10.02.13.03-k1 AG 01/10/2025
[FCD-4627] : HPSD5.10-BFS RHEL9.5 system crash on Nimble-HF40 failover test.

Resolution : Check for sp being valid, before freeing associated memory
Scope : All


- 10.02.13.02-k1 MR 01/07/2025
[FCD-4657] : Fix SCSI INQ issue for supporting T10 DIF.

Resolution : Replace sp completion with qpair completion call..
Scope : 28XX

- 10.02.13.01-k1 MR 01/02/2025
[FCD-1040] : Call scsi done and nvme done with good completion without lock.

Resolution : Done changes to move scsi done and nvme done without lock.

Scope : 27xx and above


- 10.02.13.00-k1 AG 10/22/2024
-

- 10.02.13.00.a3-k1 SD 10/09/2024
[FCD-XXX] : Crash seen during load/unload test in a loop

Resolution : Delay module unload when there is a fabric scan going on
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-4193] : SCSI device never recovers after RSCN

Resolution : Remove tape specific checks which prevented recovery
Scope : All adapters


- 10.02.12.01-k1 MR 05/29/2024
[FCD-3465] : Server got crashed while running port toggle test.

Resolution : During vport_delete send async_logout explicitly.
Scope : 28XX

- 10.02.12.00-k1 SD 05/20/2024
-

- 10.02.12.00.a5-k1 SD 05/07/2024
[FCD-3970] : Crash while performing NPIV+FW reset test

Resolution : Call sp-&gt;done inside lock
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-3947] : Supported speed displayed incorrectly for VPorts

Resolution : The fc_function_template for vports did not have the
supported_speeds field.
Scope : All adapters

- 10.02.12.00.a4-k1 SD 04/25/2024
[FCD-3970] : Crash while performing NPIV+FW reset test

Resolution : Call sp-&gt;done inside lock
Scope : All adapters

[FCD-3947] : Supported speed displayed incorrectly for VPorts

Resolution : The fc_function_template for vports did not have the
supported_speeds field.
Scope : All adapters


- 10.02.12.00.a3-k1 SD 03/15/2024
[FCD-3797] : Driver installed using tarball failed to build initrd
image after executing "./extras/build.sh initrd" command.

Resolution : SLES15SP6 stop supporting mkinitrd command.
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : SFP cache on legacy adapter

Scope : all

- 10.02.12.00.a2-k1 SK 02/08/2024
[FCD-3797] : Driver installed using tarball failed to build initrd
image after executing "./extras/build.sh initrd" command.

Resolution : SLES15SP6 stop supporting mkinitrd command.
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Fix NVME + NPIV connect issue

Resolution : Initialize irq offset
Scope : ALL

- 10.02.12.00.a1-k1 QT 01/09/2024
scsi: qla2xxx: Drop redundant pci_enable_pcie_error_reporting()
Resolution : Fix RHEL 9.4 compile issue
Scope : ALL

[FCD-3515] : API support for SFP data cache
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

[FCD-xxx] : Fix SLES15.6 compile issue
Resolution : Remove stale fields
Scope : ALL

[FCD-3634] : Remove check req_sg_cnt should be equal to rsp_sg_cnt.
Resolution : Firmware supports multiple sg_cnt for request and
response for CT commands, so remove the redundant check.
Scope : All Adapters

[FCD-717] : Move FCE Trace buffer allocation to user control
Resolution : Modify existing DFS knob to allow user to enable|disable this feature.
Scope : Any

[FCD-xxx] : Remove del_work work from qla_schedule_sess_for_deletion.
Resolution : Remove del_work work from qla_schedule_sess_for_deletion.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Additional target mode code cleanup.
Resolution : Additional target mode code cleanup.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Update copyright information.
Resolution : Update copyright information.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Remove target code from qla_target files.
Resolution : Remove target code from qla_target files.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Remove target mode code from initiator specific files.
Resolution : Remove target mode code from initiator specific files.
Scope : All

[FCD-xxx] : Move common code to initiator specific files.
Resolution : Move common code to initiator specific files.
Scope : All

[FCD-3751] : Fix use after free on unload
Resolution : Remove duplicate signals on freeing dpc_thread
Scope : ALL

[FCD-3515] : Caching SFP data
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

[FCD-xxx] : Exec FW with delay
Resolution : Add delay before command retry
Scope : 28xx

[FCD-xxx] : fix abort in bsg timeout
Resolution : Wait for bsg to return before abort exit
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Use QP lock to search for bsg.
Resolution : use correct lock to protect search
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Remove SQ in queuecommand
Resolution : Remove duplicate code.
Scope : ALL

[FCD-xxx] : Reduce fabric scan duplicate code.
Resolution : Consolidate routines that handle GPNFT &amp; GNNFT.
Scope : ALL

[FCP-743] : Remove ql2xstay_attach_on_load_failure
Resolution : Remove driver parameter used as part of feature test.
Scope : 27xx, 28xx


- 10.02.11.00-k1 NJ 10/25/2023
[FCD-xxx] : Remove PCI ID 0x2971
Resolution : Remove PCI ID 0x2971
Scope :

[FCD-3661] : Remove 8031 from deprecate and unmaintained list.
Resolution : Remove 8031 from deprecate and unmaintained list.
Scope : 8031

[FCD-3571] : Unable to resume FW dump collection
Resolution : send notification to udev
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

[FCD-3631] : Convert Port disable state to maintenance mode
Resolution : Rename state and turn flag indicator
Scope : 27xx + 28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a8-k1 NJ 10/13/2023
[FCD-3632] : Remove support for FCoE device ids.
Resolution : Remove FCoE ids from pci table.
Scope : 8xxx

[FCD-3624] : Fix optrom version displayed in FDMI
Resolution : Populate EFI version
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-3632] : Remove CNA reference from README.
Resolution : Remove CNA reference from README.
Scope : 8xxx

- 10.02.11.00.a7-k1 NJ 09/22/2023

[FCD-3195] : Fix flash read failure
Resolution : Check return code for each flash read.
Scope : Series Adapters

[FCD-3571] : System flood by fw dumps
Resolution : udev script to pause fw dump collection
Scope : Any

[FCD-3566] : Limit FW dump improvement to 27xx + 28xx
Resolution : Add filter for 27xx + 28xx adapters
Scope : 27xx+

[FCD-3497] : Return ENOBUFS if sg_cnt is more than one for ELS cmds.
Resolution : This error is because FW support single sg element for
ELS Pass-through IOCB (0x53h). This particular error
code will help API and Apps to display appropriate
message to the user.
Scope : All Adapters

[FCD-3510] : RHEL &amp; SLES OOB driver request: deprecate L8/Hilda HW
Resolution : Added a frame work to display the message based on device and OS.
Scope : L8 and L16 (Hilda and CNA)

[FCD-3269] : Init Control Block is dereferenced incorrectly
Resolution : Correctly dereference ICB
Scope : 20xx

[FCD-3421] : Add Support to collect fw_dump on system crash or panic.
Resolution : Add Support to collect fw_dump on system crash or panic
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a6-k1 MR 09/08/2023

[FCD-XXX] : Modify error code handling for sfp fw upgrade mbx.
Resolution : Modify error code handling for sfp fw upgrade mbx.
Scope : 28xx

[FCD-XXX] : Block sysfs resets and fw_dump during sfp fw upgrade
Resolution : Block sysfs resets and fw_dump during sfp fw upgrade
Scope : 28xx

[FCP-743] : Block sysfs access during maintenance mode
Resolution : Add check for maintenance mode.
Scope : Any

[FCD-3506] : Fix double free of dsd_list during driver load.
Resolution : add pointer check before access
Scope : Any

- 10.02.11.00.a5-k1 MR 08/18/2023

[RH BZ 2039422] : NVMe-FC kernel crash during reload driver test
Resolution : validate nvme_local_port correctly
Scope : Any

[FCD-XXX] : Fix for potential Null pointer dereferenced
Resolution : Check before dereferencing pointer
Scope : Any

[FCP-743] : Enable driver attach to bad HW
Resolution : turn on ql2xstay_attach_on_load_failure option
Scope : 27xx, 28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a4-k1 MR 08/11/2023

[FCD-xxx] : Update README file for zio information
Resolution : Update readme file with zio information
Scope : Any

[FCD-3415] : Std-DIF is not working with HPe K1 driver
Resolution : Reset the protect bit in the INQ response
only when pDIF is enabled and negotiated.
Scope : 26xx/27xx/28xx

- 10.02.11.00.a3-k1 AG 08/03/2023

[FCP-743] : Allow only selective BSG requests in maintenance mode
Resolution : Allow certain BSG to go through during maintenance mode
Scope : Any

[FCP-743] : FW dump improvement
Resolution : Improve data capture
Scope : 27XX, 28XX

[FCD-3252] : Unable to act on RSCN for port online.
Resolution : Clear RSCN flag only when driver is acting on the notification
Scope : Any

[FCD-xxx] : 32 Bytes CDB
Resolution : Use Type 6 IOCB for CDB bigger than 16Bytes
Scope : Any

Unit Test : i) force IO to use Type6 only for over the weekend run.
ii) force error path(s) to make sure no crash.

[FCD-xxx] : Move resource to allow code reuse.
Resolution : relocate dsd_list to qpair
Scope : Any

- 10.02.11.00.a2-k1 AG 07/27/2023

[FCD-3411] : CS_DMA Error observed while running DIF IO
Resolution : While running DIF enabled IO, a CS_DMA error was observed.
A FW dump is needed to better debug this. So take a FW dump
on encountering this.
Scope : 27xx/288 series of adapters

[FCD-3406] : Modifiy default zio threshold value.
Resolution : Modifiy default zio threshold value.
Scope : 27xx/28xx Series Adapters

[FCD-3314] : Delay IO Abort on PCI error
Resolution : On detection of PCI error, allow IO's to wind down.
Scope : Any

[FCD-3314] : Fix system crash due to bad pointer access
Resolution : Check SRB type before access.
Scope : 27xx+

- 10.02.11.00.a1-k1 AG 07/14/2023

- FCP-749: qla2xxx: Add support for build for RH 9.3 and RH 8.9 distro
Resolution : Build on RH 9.3 was failing owing to change of definition
of fc_host_fpin_rcv and removal of DID_TARGET_FAILURE. Fix part of it
by updating to latest upstream code.
Scope : 27xx/28xx series of adapters


- FCD-3302 : During unload Error detected messages is seen.

Resolution : Change the wording of the message as its not an error.
Scope : Series Adapters

- FCD-3293 : Initiator sever getting crashed after LOGO.

Resolution : Fix double free of fcport
Scope : Any

- Revert "scsi: qla2xxx: Change default ZIO threshold."

This reverts commit 8812bcc1b7a25494ec8755ff3b61412a9993ff5b.
The ZIO threshold now is 64.

- FCD-xxx : Fix unreachable code

Resolution : Remove dead code
Scope : 28xx+

- FCD-3232 : Potential risk of double free pointer detected in Coverity scan by ran by Citrix

Resolution : NULL the pointer after first free.
Scope : All

- 10.02.10.00-k1 SK 06/14/2023
Non-alpha build

- 10.02.10.00.a2-k1 BH 05/12/2023

- FCD-3140: qla2xxx: Fix command flush on cable pull.
Changes: Add wait for commands to return.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: NVME|FCP prefer flag not being honored.
Changes: Reread prefer flag on chip reset

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update readme file

- 10.02.10.00.a1-k1 BH 05/02/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update Copyright
Changes: Update Copyright for Marvell.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update manufacturer detail
Changes: Update manufacturer detail to "Marvell"

- FCD-3140: qla2xxx: Host crash during StressAndHostPortReset test
Changes: Remove unused nvme_ls_waitq wait queue.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: [RH-BZ 2167274]: Wait for io return on terminate rport.
Changes: dd wait to terminate_rport_io

- 10.02.09.00.a11-k1 BH 03/27/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add link down + logo rx stat counts
Changes: Add counters to track link down and Logo receive.

- 10.02.09.00.a10-k1 BH 03/17/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Support for update SFP firmware of ACCELINK
Changes: [New Feature] Support for update SFP FW of ACCELINK WTD 64G

- FCD-717: qla2xxx: Split FCE|EFT trace control
Changes: Split buffer alloc and enable of feature into individual step.

- BZ-2093878: qla2xxx: perform lockless command completion in abort path
Changes: Perform lockless command completion in abort path

- 10.02.09.00.a9-k1 BH 03/06/2023
- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix N2N stuck connection.
Changes: Clear the blocking flag.

- FCD-2496: qla2xxx: Prevent command send on chip reset
Changes: Check for chip reset before sending IOCB.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix mem access after free.
Changes: Remove access of memory

- FCD-2720: qla2xxx: Move cmd_to_req_q latency counter before processing response.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Update readme file for current program

- 10.02.09.00.a8-k1 BH 02/27/2023
- FCD-2585: qla2xxx: Remove unsupported ql2xenabledif option.
Changes: Removed unsupported ql2xenabledif=1 option and validate the user input.

- FCD-2305: qla2xxx: Error code did not return to upper layer
Changes: Preserve error code from TMF and return it to upper layer.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: fix inconsistent TMF timeout.
Changes: Allow TMF error to return to upper layer without session tear down.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix TMF leak through.
Changes: Check for chip reset or session change before sending Task management.

- 10.02.09.00.a7-k1 BH 02/17/2023
- FCD-2858: qla2xxx: USCM: Check for vp_idx before setting EDC and RDF set flags.
Changes: Add check for vp_idx before setting EDC and RDF set flags when processing RIDA.

Revert patch:
- FCD-2858: qla2xxx: USCM: Remove EDC and RDF set flags on Report ID Acquisition.

- 10.02.09.00.a6-k1 BH 02/13/2023
- FCD-2750: qla2xxx: IO's are failing on Standard DIF enabled 3PAR LUN
Changes: Revert an offending patch and work on an issue with upstream.

- 10.02.09.00.a5-k1 BH 02/06/2023
- FCD-2858: qla2xxx: USCM: Remove EDC and RDF set flags on Report ID Acquisition
Changes: Remove EDC and RDF set flags on Report ID Acquisition.

- FCD-2879: qla2xxx: Compilation errors on SLES15SP5 Beta3-202301
Changes: Write generic code to find tag of scsi cmnd

- FCD-2846: qla2xxx: Correct bsg_reply size in bsg interface
Changes: Fix the bsg_job-&gt;reply_len with size of "struct fc_bsg_reply"

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: KW: unreachable code
Changes: Remove the invariant expression in the condition

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: KW: unreachable code
Changes: Remove the expression flogi_acc_pld_remaining == 0

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: Changes of logs level for SFP temperature monitoring

- 10.02.09.00.a4-k1 BH 01/29/2023
- FCD-2308: qla2xxx: Add bsg call to read port information
Changes: Add bsg interface to allow app to read remote port information.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: KW-97439: unreachable code
Changes: Return void if return value is not needed

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add logs for SFP temperature monitoring
Changes: Add debug log for Temperature Alert (8070h) Asynchronous Event

- 10.02.09.00.a3-k1 BH 01/19/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support of RHEL9.2
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support of RHEL8.8
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support of SLES15 SP5
- FCD-2800: qla2xxx: Add support of OpenEuler-22.03

- 10.02.09.00.a2-k1 BH 01/10/2023
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: unreachable code, SRB type is 0 just before latency counter incremented.
Changes: SRB type is 0 just before latency counter incremented.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: reset current_topology much later
Changes: Reset current_topology much later on detecting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: unreachable code, CS_COMPLETE is 0 and its already checked.
Changes: Remove unreachable

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: Checking for port_state always yields zero
Changes: Instead of bitwise AND check for port_state directly

- FCD-1569: qla2xxx: Fix fw resource tracking
Changes: Use global counter

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: [ER-144639]: Flush mailbox commands on chip reset
Changes: Use lock to prevent race condition.

- FCD-2735: qla2xxx: USCM-VL: NVRAM VL disabled logins with extend FLOGI (VL enabled)
Changes: Reset the spl. features control block flag to avoid logging in with ER_RDY.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Fix buffer over flow
Changes: Use correct buffer size.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: EDIF: kw: remove unnecessary bit field
- FCD-2563: qla2xxx: Turn off noisy message log.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: kw: remove dead code in qla24xx_config_rings

- 10.02.09.00.a1-k1 BH 01/10/2023
- FCD-717: qla2xxx: allow FW dump extraction if load fail
Changes: Add knob to force driver to stay attached to the fail adapter.

- FCD-717: qla2xxx: Initialize FW buffer size with seed value
Changes: Initialize FW Buffer size with seed value

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Remove QLA_COMMAND_ERROR check in qla2x00_execute_fw.
Changes: Remove the unnecessary QLA_COMMAND_ERROR check

- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix session hang in gnl
Changes: Clear this flag to prevent blockage.

- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix erroneous link up failure
Changes: Set fw_started flag early to prevent interrupts being dropped

- FCD-2496: qla2xxx: Fix command flush during TMF
Changes: Wait for commands flush before closing TMF

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Limit TMF to 8 per function
Changes: Limit TMF to 8 per function

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add NVMe Disconnect support.
Changes: Add support for NVMe Disconnect feature.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Modify qla27xx_copy_fpin_pkt to support PURLS IOCB.
Changes: Modified qla27xx_copy_fpin_pkt to support both PUREX and PURLS IOCBs.

- FCD-717: qla2xxx: Adjust iocb resource on qpair create
Changes: Add call to readjust iocb + exchange limit.

- FCD-2390: qla2xxx: Fix deletion race condition
Changes: Move check field behind lock

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Pointer checked for NULL at linx x will be dereferenced at linx x+y.
Changes: Remove the unnecessary Null check. The pointer will likely be valid.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Observed call trace in smp_processor_id() with debug kernel
Changes: Use raw_smp_processor_id API

- FCD-2275: qla2xxx: USCM: Cleanup code related to IOPS based throttling
Changes: IOPS and BW based throttling is not used. Remove those code.

- FCD-2273: qla2xxx: USCM: Code cleanup w.r.t module params (ql2x_scmr_flow_ctl_tgt, ql2x_scmr_flow_ctl_host)
Changes: Remove the redundant module parameters

- FCD-2408: qla2xxx: USCM: Driver doesn't honor the adapter port Restore Default Settings
Changes: Update the nvram values to the host as well as fcport

- FCD-2363: qla2xxx: USCM: Slow Queue usage changes
Changes: Use Slow queue only under specific scenarios

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Don't increment interface err cnt in SS_RESIDUAL_UNDER case.
Changes: Don't increment the counter for under-run.

- FCD-2291: qla2xxx: Erroneous link down.
Changes: Allow adapter reset to complete before discovery

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix hang in task management
Changes: Bail out of TMF on error

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Reduce memory usage during low IO.
Changes: Free the extra buffers as traffic is reduced

- FCD-2212: qla2xxx: USCM: Observed call trace during the rmmod qla2xxx module
Changes: Free srb when throttle down I/O in NVME path

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Debug log message improvement
Changes: Log target WWPN for peer congestion

- FCD-2164: qla2xxx: Fix stall session after app start
Changes: Use session delete to avoid the accidental clearing of scan_flag

- FCD-2185: qla2xxx: USCM: Peer congestion throttling functionality doesn't honor the ISP reset/port toggle
Changes: Clear the fcport throttling state on an ISP reset

- FCD-2194: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Mailbox cmd failure during port toggle
Changes: Check fcport state before invoking the mailbox

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Enhance BW throttle to account for perf. drop while using VL
Changes: Set throughput baseline on 1st FPIN

- FCD-2096: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - PUN not incremented on PCN FPIN
Changes: Fix parsing the fpin when multiple descriptors are present

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL, Cache priority values from FLOGI_ACC
Changes: Use priority values cached from FLOGI_ACC, when there is no PUN

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Limit throttling down based on throughput
Changes: Limit throttling down based on throughput

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix for KW-97392
Changes :Validate rport before dereferencing

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Array 'port_dstate_str' of size 10 may use index value(s) 10..15
Changes: Correct the index of array

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code - flagged by klocwork
- FCD-847: qla2xxx: fixup: Fix exchange over subscription.
- FCD-2434: qla2xxx: Fix crash when IO abort times out
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Rearrange scm rx path handling code.

- 10.02.08.01-k1 BH 09/28/2022
- FCD-2392: Fix initrd image creation failure in OpenEuler, Kylin and UOS
Changes: Add support for creating initrd image on openEuler, Kylin and UOS

- 10.02.08.00-k1 BH 09/16/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Don't increment interface err cnt in SS_RESIDUAL_UNDER case.
Changes: Residual under-run is not an interface error, hence no need to increment that count.

- FCD-2291: qla2xxx: Fix erroneous link down.
Changes: Allow adapter reset to complete before any scan can start.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix hang in task management
Changes: Add additional error check at various point

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Reduce memory usage during low IO.
Changes: Free the extra buffers as traffic is reduced.

- 10.02.08.00.a7-k1 BH 08/22/2022
- FCD-2212: qla2xxx: USCM: Observed call trace during the rmmod qla2xxx module
Changes: Free srb when throttle down I/O in NVME path.

- FCD-2164: qla2xxx: USCM: Fix stall session after app start
Changes: Prevent accidental clearing of flag that blocks re-login

- FCD-2185: qla2xxx: USCM: Peer congestion throttling functionality doesn't honor the ISP reset/port toggle
Changes: Clear the fcport throttling state on an ISP reset.

- FCD-2194: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Mailbox cmd failure during port toggle
Changes: Heck fcport state before invoking mailbox

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Debug log message improvement

- 10.02.08.00.a6-k1 BH 08/09/2022
- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Enhance BW throttle to account for perf. drop while using VL
Changes: if VL switchreduces the throughput below 50%, we would not throttle any further.

- FCD-2096: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - PUN not incremented on PCN FPIN
Changes: Fix the FPIN parsing to take into account multiple descriptors.

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL, Cache priority values from FLOGI_ACC
Changes: Use priority values cached from FLOGI_ACC, when there is no PUN

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM:Limit throttling down based on throughput
Changes: Limit throttling down based on throughput

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Array 'port_dstate_str' of size 10 may use index value(s) 10..10

- 10.02.08.00.a5-k1 BH 07/29/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Possible Null Pointer Dereference
Changes: Validate rport before dereferencing

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klocwork: Array 'port_dstate_str' of size 10 may use index value(s) 10..15
Changes: Correct the index of array

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Fix mqueuecommand return code during throttle down request.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Revert klockwork: Fix buffer overrun

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix task mgmt cmd fail with status 30h
- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix Task Mgmt Cmd fail due to unavailable resource
Changes: Limit TM commands to 8 per target.

- 10.02.08.00.a4-k1 BH 07/23/2022
- FCD-847: qla2xxx: Fix exchange over subscription.
Changes: check for exchange availability before command submission

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove unintended flag clearing
Changes: Remove unintended flag clearing.

- FCD-2035: qla2xxx: Fix task mgmt cmd fail with status 30h
Changes: Add wait for completion of Marker!

- FCD-XXX: Fix performance dip due to lock contention
Changes: Save the allocated memory for reuse and avoid the lock

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Do not send EDC and RDF for NPIV ports
Changes: Disable sending USCM ELS for vports

- FCDXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL: Do not set target speed to 1G for slow lane
Changes: Do not set the target speed while changing lanes.

- FCD-2012: qla2xxx: Throttling up messages seen when profile is changed
Changes: Set the new profile for each fcport (along with the host).

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - Clean up FLOGI_ACC parsing
Changes: structure that could be used to parse the FLOGI_ACC by using offsets

- FCD-1990: qla2xxx: Fix nvram load config error
Changes: Remove re-definition of port flags while enabling virtual lane support

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM:VL, I/O does not move back to the normal lane
Changes: Check if I/O throttling is being done, before deciding to move the normal lane.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix stall login
Changes: Reset session state to allow relogin logic to re-drive the connection.

- FCD-847: qla2xxx: Fix exchange over subscription for mgt cmd.
Changes: would check for exchange availability before command submission.

- FCD-847: qla2xxx: Fix exchange over subscription.
Changes: would check for exchange availability before command submission.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: relocate/rename vp map.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Klocwork: Fix for Unexpected type of a scan function parameter

- 10.02.08.00.a3-k1 BH 07/01/2022
- FCD-1818: qla2xxx: Fix call trace in debug kernel due to missing spinlock init
Changes: Fix the call trace by initializing trace lock.

- FCD-1923: qla2xxx: USCM: VL - After disabling VL via CLI, status shows "Non-operational"
Changes: Return VL status appropropriately

- FCD-1922: qla2xxx: Fix discovery issues in FC-AL topology
Changes: Checks FC loop map when Get ID list returns no device

- FCD-1831: qla2xxx: Fix link failure in NIPV environment.
Changes: Remove NPIV host from directly being able to chip reset.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix DMA-API call trace on NVME LS requests with debug kernel
Changes: Remove DMA mapping from the driver

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix KASAN use-after-free warning in qla24xx_sp_unmap
Changes: Remove stale fcport access in qla2x00_rel_sp

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix KASAN out-of-bounds warning in qla_update_sp
Changes: Size for memcpy was corrected to use the right length.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix imbalance vha-&gt;vref_count
Chnages: Add an extra ref count for the task management paths.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Tweak Latency measurement
Changes: Move the time read further ahead to the start of queuecommand and
later to the point where it is just before scsi_done.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Silent superfluous warning.
Changes: Remove superfluous Null check.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork: Fix buffer overrun
Changes: Replace structure name to allow proper size calculation

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code (GNN ID).
Changes: Remove stale/unused code.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code (GPNID).
Changes: Remove stale/unused code.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Remove dead code.
Changes: Removing drport field and FCPORT_UPDATE_NEEDED, and EDIF_TICK_NEEDED signals

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Do not select slow queue if USCM is enabled
Changes: Do not select slow queue whilie initializing cpu map

- FCD-XXX: Select HW queue depending on Tx CPU
Changes: Select qpair which is in correlation with Tx CPU

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add support for displaying I/O throttle information
Changes: Display the driver I/O throttle information along with VL information

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Throttle only R/W commands for NVME
Changes: Throttle only read/write IOs.

- Bring back following reverted changes:
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: qla2xxx: Add srb tracing
Changes: Add a separate driver internal trace to capture srb related info.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add driver console messages tracing
Changes: Logs are captured by default in an internal trace buffer depends on setting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add a generic tracing framework
Changes: A rotating number of messages are captured in a trace structure

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add debugfs create/delete helpers
Changes: Define a few helpful macros for creating debugfs files.


- 10.02.08.00.a2-k1 BH 06/19/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork - Check valid rport returned by fc_bsg_to_rport
Changes: Check valid rport returned by fc_bsg_to_rport

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork - Check for a valid fcport pointer
Changes: Add a check for a valid fcport pointer at the time of exit

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: klockwork - Move fcport NULL check to avoid dereference
Changes: Move the fcport NULL check to avoid the dereference.

- FCD-1883: qla2xxx: USCM: Adapter shows "RDF Complete" when Link is down
Changes: Reset the flag, so that when USCM is negotiated, the CLI shows the correct status

- FCD-1846: qla2xxx: USCM: A log message while clearing stats
Changes: Add a log message while clearing USCM stats

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL-Reset FC device virtual lane priority to normal on a port flap
Changes: Reset the virtual lane to normal on a port flap, ISP reset

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: VL-Set target congestion before switching lanes
Changes: Set the target state before the lane switch.

- FCD-1752: qla2xxx: USCM: VL-Sysfs does not show Virtual Lane as enabled
Changes: extended flogi_acc can also be parsed correctly.

- FCD-1652: qla2xxx: Check if port is online before sending ELS
Changes: Check if port is online before sending ELS

- FCD-XXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Synchronize rport dev_loss_tmo setting

- 10.02.08.00.a1-k1 BH 05/27/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Virtual Lane, Fix PUN handling
Changes: Have a default priority range for each lane and ensure that the range is programmed correctly

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Support for Virtual Lanes
Changes: Enable Virtual Lane support for Cisco switch

- 10.02.07.00-k1 BH 05/27/2022
- Non-alpha build

- 10.02.07.00.a19-k1 BH 05/21/2022
- FCD-XXX : qla2xxx: USCM: Throttling is not honored for NVMe
Changes: Enable NVMe READ/WRITE commands to be throttled

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Add counters to track directional throttling
Changes: Add sysfs counters to have stats displayed for busy status returns.

- FCD-1801: qla2xxx: USCM: CP reads go to zero while doing directional throttling
Changes: Take into account the directional queue depth while returning a busy status to the stack.

- FCD-1809: qla2xxx: USCM: Restoring USCM Profile to default result in driver

- FCD-1798: qla2xxx: USCM: Profiles are not honored for peer congestion
Chnages: Apply the profile to each target (fcport) when the profile is changed.

Reverting the following changes:
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: qla2xxx: Add srb tracing
Changes: Add a separate driver internal trace to capture srb related info.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add driver console messages tracing
Changes: Logs are captured by default in an internal trace buffer depends on setting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add a generic tracing framework
Changes: A rotating number of messages are captured in a trace structure

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add debugfs create/delete helpers
Changes: Define a few helpful macros for creating debugfs files.

- 10.02.07.00.a18-k1 BH 05/12/2022
- FCD-1484: qla2xxx: Manufacturer details should be "Marvell Semiconductor, Inc."
Changes: Update Manufacturer details to indicate Marvell Semiconductors

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Throttle only read and write commands
Changes: Throttle only read and write commands.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Do not clear throttle for Clear Cong FPIN.
Changes: Do not clear throttle when Clear Congestion FPIN is received.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Change default profile to Monitor
Changes: Set the default throttle profile as Monitor.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix few issues reported by klocwork tool

- 10.02.07.00.a17-k1 BH 05/06/2022
- FCD-1522: qla2xxx: USCM: Throughput drops to zero in Monitor mode
Changes: Restore qdepth based on monitor mode

- FCD-1315: qla2xxx: Fix erroneous mailbox timeout after pci error inject.
Changes: Clear wait for MB interrupt flag to prevent stale MB completion arriving

- FCD-1424: Remove verbose IO debug messages
Changes: Remove the IOCB debug messages for every IO

- FCD-XXX: Support for NVMe parameters in Auxiliary Image Status
Changes: Added new structure member, bit define and image status check.

- 10.02.07.00.a16-k1 BH 04/08/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: qla2xxx: Add srb tracing
Changes: Add a separate driver internal trace to capture srb related info.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add driver console messages tracing
Changes: Logs are captured by default in an internal trace buffer depends on setting

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add a generic tracing framework
Changes: A rotating number of messages are captured in a trace structure

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add debugfs create/delete helpers
Changes: Define a few helpful macros for creating debugfs files.

- FCD-1221: qla2xxx: USCM: Switch does not send FPINs after a EDC re-negotiation
Changes: Send Link Service Request Information wih the EDC response, along with the other descriptors.

- 10.02.07.00.a15-k1 BH 03/25/2022
- FCD-1249: qla2xxx: edif: Fix dropped IKE message.
Changes: Fixes IKE message being dropped due to error in
processing Purex IOCB and Continuation IOCBs.

- FCD-1457: qla2xxx: Zero undefined mailbox IN registers
Changes: Set zero to unuse register's value while requesting a new MB command.

- FCD-1425: qla2xxx: USCM: Seconds since last event showing incorrect value
Changes: Calculate delta time correctly

- FCD-1287: qla2xxx: Fix incorrect display of max frame size.
Changes: Save off the field of interest into separate location and convert into words.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix memory leak when reading tgt_port_database debugfs file
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Do not reset SCM stats on a link bounce/ISP reset

- 10.02.07.00.a14-k1 BH 03/14/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix losing FCP-2 targets on long port disable with IOs
Changes: Fix this by accepting RSCN when the device is not online.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix losing target when it reappears during delete
Changes: Fix the issue by adding state checks before proceeding.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix losing FCP-2 targets during port perturbation tests
Changes: Fix was to ignore delete for FCP-2 devices in certain sequence.

- FCD-119: qla2xxx: Fix crash due to stale srb access around IO timeouts
Changes: Ensure srb is either returned during error IO timeout error escalation.
If that is not possible fail the escalation path.

- FCD-1132: qla2xxx: HPE3PAR: Fix IOCB resource count leak
Changes: Decrement FW IOCB resource count.

- FCD-1132: qla2xxx: Turn off MQ for 8G adapter.
Changes: For 8G adapter, multi queue was enabled accidentally.

- FCD-1385: Wind down adapter after pcie error.
Changes: Detect the PCIE error and returns all IO's to upper layers.

- FCD-1412: qla2xxx: Reset Congestion Warning/Alarm signals count.
Changes: Reset signals at every signal check boundary (1 sec).

- 10.02.07.00.a13-k1 BH 02/17/2022
- FCD-1353: qla2xx: a12/a11 driver compilation gives warning messages
Changes: Fix the fall through warning
- FCD-1342: qla2xxx: SL12SP5 a12 driver compilation issue observed
Changes: fallthrough macro is defined based on gcc version.

- 10.02.07.00.a12-k1 BH 02/09/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Reset USCM stats/state and throttling on RSCN
Changes: Reset USCM stats on getting an RSCN indicating a target port down.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Increase max limit of ql2xnvme_queues
Changes: Increase max limit of ql2xnvme_queues to (max_qpair-1)

- FCD-478: qla2xxx: Fix missing devices on a LOGO from F-Port
Changes: A call to logo all ports is made upon a F-Port LOGO.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Move NVMe traffic to the slow queue on target congestion
Changes: Steer the NVMe traffic to the slow Q on encountering target congestion

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: Fix slow session tear down.
Changes: As a work around, driver would trigger a session tear down where
it tell the local authentication application to also tear down.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: Tweak debug log.
Changes: Print AUTH ELS header to assist in debugging session's state of authentication app.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix stuck session of prli reject
Changes: Remove the stale code that cause the unintentional short cut.

- FCD-1197: qla2xxx: Throttling up is seen when port is down
Changes: Reset the stats/congestion state and the throttling algorithm on a link down event.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: Reduce false trigger to login
Changes: Reduce the extra trigger to prevent multiple login to the same session.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: edif : Reduce N2N thrashing at app_start time
Changes: make sure the old session is torn down before triggering a relogin.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix laggy FC remote port session recovery
Changes: allows the higher priority error recovery to run first before running
the lower priority heart beat check.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: Fix no logout on delete for n2n
Changes: Set a flag to turn on implicit logout early in the session recovery
to make sure it would go out in case of error.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: fix session thrash 2
Changes: prevents prli from going out before authentication app gives the ok

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: tear down session if keys has been removed
Changes: If all keys for a session has been deleted then trigger a session tear down.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: fix no login after app start
Changes: Add a re-login trigger to relogin.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix hang due to session stuck
Changes: Break the requeue cycle and exit. The session deletion code will trigger a session relogin.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: reduce disruption due to multiple app start
Changes: Driver will skip over session tear down if app start is seen more than once.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: send logo for unexpected ike msg
Changes: Terminate/cleanup the AUTH ELS exchange.Follow with a pass through LOGO.

- FCD-348: qla2xxx: edif: Fix IO timeout due to over subscription
Changes: Track IOCB resources to prevent over subscription of IOCB resources

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: edif: fix n2n login retry for secure device
Changes: Add a few more login retries to revive the connection.

- FCD-1205: qla2xxx: Fix disk failure to rediscover
Changes: Set the online state before reporting to UL of the availability of the session.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix n2n inconsistent plogi
Changes: Delete the session to restart the connection, where ELS pass through
PLOGI would be used consistently.

- FCD-1267: qla2xxx: Fix crash during module load unload test
Changes: Driver correctly freeing a pre-allocated structure for purex packet handling

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix missed DMA unmap for NVME ls requests.
Changes: Add an unmap call during ELS completion.

- FCD-1266: qla2xxx: Fix loss of NVME namespaces after driver reload test
Changes: Calling the localport registration under a mutex

- FCD-1212: qla2xxx: Host does not retry RDF when retries are exhausted and there is an incoming RDF
Changes: Reset the SCM ELS counters to zero once an RDF is received.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Restrict CPU-qpair mapping to work for NVMe only
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Change throttle up logic to be more aggressive.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: SCM: Add a bitmap for FPIN events.

- 10.02.07.00.a11-k1 BH 01/17/2022
- FCD-738: Fix T10 DIF performance on high end setup
Changes: Added high performing CRC-1 interface

- FCD-1182: qla2xxx: Fix initrd build error on RHEL 9
Changes: Updated the build script specific to RHEL 9

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix incorrect latency counter display
Changes: Fix this by ignoring I/Os with unusually high latencies.

- FCD-207: qla2xxx: Fix n2n discovery issue with secure target
Changes: On app_start, driver will reset the login retry attempt count.

- FCD-1180: qla2xxx: Use correct feature type field during rffid processing
Changes: Driver sends RFF_ID for initiator type 28 i.e. NVMe insteads of SCSI two times

- FCD-1159: qla2xxx: Host doesn't retry the RDF/EDC when jammed with idle/CRC
Changes: Wake up the DPC thread from the timer context when EDC/RDF needs to be

- FCD-XXXX: qla2xxx: Build module with "-mindirect-branch=thunk-extern" option on RHEL 9

- 10.02.07.00.a10-k1 BH 01/06/2022
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Support for changes in kernel 5.6 and above(rhel9.0)
Changes: Changes made specific to rhel9.0

- FCD-1136: qla2xxx: Throttling occurs even when USCM is disabled via CLI
Changes: Update flags that control USCM features, correctly on ISP reset

- FCD-1160: USCM continues to be active even if RDF response is jammed (and failed)
Changes: USCM flags are updated properly when port toggle and RDF completion happen

- 10.02.07.00.a9-k1 BH 01/03/2022
- FCD-1154: qla2xxx: Fix incorrect reporting of task management failure
Changes: Corrected endianness.

- 10.02.07.00.a8-k1 BH 12/23/2021
- FCD-814 : qla2xxx: Add a new v2 dport diagnostic feature.
Changes: Buffer size is increased to 1024 bytes and handle START/RESTART
command received from SDMAPI.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Change throttle up logic to be more aggressive.
Changes: Ramp up to faster initially, to get closer to the sweet spot quicker.
Be less prone to operating at lower bandwidth in case of a sudden workload spike.
Operate more conservatively (prioritize self over the network).

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Do not track SCM stats for all ports in the zone
Changes: Track SCM stats just for the host and the target

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Stats for FPIN with event type "Lost Credit" not incremented.
Changes: Add incrementing of "Lost Credit" stats.

- FCD-684: qla2xxx: Fix link down when connected to AG fabric with FAA enabled
Changes: Remove setting PUN and VL support bits in init control block.

- FCD-1004: qla2xxx: Debug message improvement when changing SCM profile.
Changes: Use profile names when changing profiles

- FCD-868: qla2xxx: lockdown: "Unsupported Firmware" message
Changes: checked different BITs for checking lockdown feature.

- FCD-682: qla2xxx: tcm_qla2xxx driver load fails with "Invalid argument" error
Changes: As tcm_qla2xxx is untested/unused, make it a dummy driver
and reduce unncessary noise created by this.

- FCD-886: qla2xxx: Hard Lockup on Unload/Load task with serial log enabled
Changes: Hard lockup is seen because serial console driver crashed because of
excessive logging. It was finalized to document this as known issues.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Apply USCM profile change immediately

- 10.02.07.00.a7-k1 BH 11/05/2021
- FCD-926: qla2xxx: lockdown: lower debug severity messages
- FCD-824: qla2xxx: lower debug severity message for fw lockdown
Changes: This patch lower the severity of various log messages.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Send LS_ACC for an incoming RDF
Changes: Send the LS_ACC and the new RDF separately

- FCD-721: qla2xxx: Set Max queue depth based on data direction.
Changes: Max q depth for Initiator tracks Reads (per port) and Fcport tracks Writes (per fcport).

- FCD-701: qla2xxx: Fix device reconnect in loop topology
Changes: Fix by taking the main login path that acquires device handle.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Add ql2xnvme_queues module parameter to configure number of NVME queues


- 10.02.07.00.a6-k1 BH 10/08/2021
- FCD-786: Shown wrong FDMI data for 64G adaptor
Changes: qla2xxx: Corrected transmission speed mask values for FC

- FCD-717: add retry for exe fw
Changes: qla2xxx: Driver will retry Exec FW command up to 4 retries

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Compile out map queue changes if present in nvme-fc

- 10.02.07.00.a5-k1 BH 10/01/2021
- FCD-740: Fix scheduling while atomic
Changes: qla2xxx: schedule the call to fc_remote_port_delete in non-interrupt context

- FCD-691: Fix premature hw access after pci error
Changes: qla2xxx: Check error condition still persist and/or wait until the OS to give the resume signal

- FCD-756: Fix excessive messages during device logout
Changes: qla2xxx: disable printing IO error messages by default

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: abort fw dump if soft reset fail
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Retry USCM ELS for Logical busy error code
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: USCM profile reset to Driver defaults
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Fix warning message due to adisc is being flush at /var/log/messages

- 10.02.07.00.a4-k1 BH 09/20/2021
- FCD-721: Revert code that keeps track of queue-depth directionally.
Reason: Observing issue while q-depth accounting

- FCD-XXX: Cleanup stale code.
Changes: qla2xxx: Remove unused experimental code that uses
explicit PRLO as a way to tear down session.

- FCD-XXX: edif: remove old doorbell interface
Changes: qla2xxx:driver has implemented a new doorbell mechanism via bsg.

- FCD-348: edif: add retry for els pass through
Changes: qla2xxx: edif: Add additional retries to reduce higher level recovery.

- FCD-XXX: edif: Synchronize NPIV deletion with authentication application
Changes: qla2xxx: Notify authentication application of a NPIV deletion event is about to occur.

- FCD-XXX: edif: Fix potential stuck session in sa update
Changes: qla2xxx: Set flag properly for any attempt to relogin.

- FCD-704: The external flag for tcm_qla2xxx was not set.
qla2xxx: Add tcm_qla2xxx to externally supported module list.

- 10.02.07.00.a3-k1 BH 09/08/2021
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: wait for app to ack on sess down
Changes: On session deletion, wait for app to acknowledge before moving on.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix edif bsg
Changes: Properly fill out the reply_payload_rcv_len field.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix inconsistent check of db_flags
Changes: Replace value check with bit flag check.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: increase ELS payload
Changes: Adjust memory buffer size to be able to handle max ELS payload.

- FCD-343: qla2xxx: turn off target reset during issue_lip
Changes: driver sends additional target reset to remote device before resetting the link.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: Reduce Initiator-Initiator thrashing.
Changes: Reduce unnecessary stress for authentication application to deal with unused connections.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: fix gnl list corruption
Changes: move lock deletion behind lock.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: flush stale events and msgs on session down
Changes: Prevents authentication application from having to process stale data.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: reduces thrashing of the connection.
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: tweak trace message
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix app start delay
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Handle SCM ELS from switch
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix app start fail

- 10.02.07.00.a2-k1 BH 09/02/2021
- FCD-156: qla2xxx: 3PAR: Fix out of bound mem access
Changes: Add additional check to make sure the range of memory

- FCD-624: qla2xxx: Source driver gives compilation error on RHEL8.5
Changes: Offending code on tcm_qla2xxx module has been removed

- FCD-xxx: qla2xxx: Fix use after free
Changes: Would check for command is aborted / completed by FW before exiting the call.

- ER148553: qla2xxx: relogin during fabric disturbance
Changes : Set the scan_need flag to indicate a session

- FCD-464: qla2xxx: Fix race between timeout handler and completion handler
Changes: One reference is taken for the normal code path and one for the timeout path

- FCD-453: Fix FC-NVME register localport failure.
Changes: Module initialization is added to nvme_fc_port_template

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Process responses in Tx path if any available for better performance
Changes: Call process_response_queue() in Tx path

- FCD-492: Kernel crashes when accessing port_speed sysfs file
Changes: CNA: Fix this by changing the lookup.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Refactor asynchronous command initialization
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: USCM - Add profile support for throttling IO
- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Move heart beat handling from dpc thread to workqueue
- FCD-XXX: USCM: Enhancement to throttle only read traffic during host congestion
and write traffic during target congestion.

- 10.02.07.00.a1-k1 BH 08/22/2021

- FCD-124: qla2xxx: edif: Use link event to wake up app
Changes: The link up event would notify app of the present of a new SCSI Host.

- FCD-299: qla2xxx: Fix crash in NVME abort path
Changes: Fixed the issue by removing stale access.

- FCD-XXX: qla2xxx: Display 16G only as supported speeds for 3830c card.
Changes: This card doesn't support lower speeds, hence,
update the fdmi and sysfs fields to display 16G only.

- FCD-226: qla2xxx: Update details for building kdump initrd in NVMe BFS.
Changes: Currently inbox driver doesn't support kdump/kexec kernel,
hence user need to update kdump initrd to have OOB driver part of it.

- FCD-372: qla2xxx: Anomaly in the congestion stats
Changes: Clear the signal counter on a qaucli clear

- FCD-279: Request QCC to check/report adapter's MCTP state
Changes: qla2xxx: Add support for mailbox passthru

- FCD-XXX: Perf improvement: Pick qpair such that Tx and Rx are processed on same CPU.
Changes: qla2xxx: Select qpair depending on which CPU post_cmd() gets called

- FCD-XXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Reserve extra IRQ vectors

- 10.02.06.02-k1 BH 08/11/2021
- FCD-511: Path does not go into "Marginal" state on receiving FPIN-LI
Change: qla2xxx: Pass the LI events to the scsi_transport_fc

- 10.02.06.01-k1 BH 07/27/2021
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Check for firmware capability before creating QPair.
Change: Move the check for FW attributes to right location. This check
is specific for ISP25XX.

- 10.02.06.00-k1 BH 07/21/2021
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Version number is changed from 10.02.06.00.a1-k1
to 10.02.06.00-k1

- 10.02.06.00.a1-k1 BH 06/29/2021
- FCD-297: Fix NVME session down detection
Change: qla2xxx: Session tear down and allow relogin to re-drive
the connection under condition

- ER148553/FCD-156: Fix NVME retry
Change: qla2xxx: Alternate back and forth on every PRLI failure
until login retry count has depleted or it is succeeded.

- FCD-316: System crash when number of CPUs forced to 2
- Change: qla2xxx: Sync queue idx with queue_pair_map idx.
This fix needs both commits released on 10.02.05.00-k
and 10.02.06.00.a1-k against FCD-316

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Readme: Update OS details that supports NVMe BFS.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Readme: Remove workaround of forcing of INTa
mode for kdump kernel.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Readme: Update OS details that supports NVMe BFS.


- FCD-316: System crash when number of CPUs forced to 2
Changes : qla2xxx: prevents unbalanced QP allocation where nr_hw_queues
is two less than the number of CPUs.
This fix needs both commits released on 10.02.05.00-k
and 10.02.06.00.a1-k against FCD-316

- FCD-268: Multiple USCM ELS are sent
- FCD-280: Fix issues reported by running a few Jammer tests
Changes: qla2xxx: Retry the USCM ELS 3 times when there are failures.

- FCD-172: build.sh: Fix udev script installation error

- ER148402: Install restrictions when binary rpm is already installed.
Changes: qla2xxx: Updated README file for documentation

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Support kdump kernel for NVMe BFS.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Update README file for building kdump initrd in NVMe BFS.

- ER148402: Disallow install if qla2xxx rpm is installed.
Changes: qla2xxx: Prevent install from source if rpm is installed.

- FCD-230: Add additional debug logs
Changes: qla2xxx: Add additional logs to differentiate between
FW driver and driver driven ELS

-FCD-XXXX: Changes to support kdump kernel.
Changes: qla2xxx: Don't allocate fw dump for kexec kernel and
Allocate single Q for kexec kernel.

- FCD-227: Linux Driver order of RDF to follow EDC ELS

- FCD-225 - Qaucli fails to list scm stats for Qlipper

- FCD-172: fix udev rule
Changes: qla2xxx: permission of the rule file set to 644
- ER148529: NVMe initiator connected to brocade fabric are down
Changes: qla2xxx: Fix hang on NVME command timeouts.

- ER148531: SN1600Q/SN1610Q, Gen10PlusSnap4 - Async-login failed errors on BFS boot-up-QXCR1001796980
Changes: qla2xxx: Suppress unnecessary log messages during login

- ER148578: Observed that initiator is sending prli type 0x8 for for nvme ports
Changes: qla2xxx: fix NVME | FCP personality change.

- ER148141: Driver vmkmgt: Don't differentiate Signals and FPIN's for the Congestion counters when they detected.
Changes: qla2xxx: Split congestion warnings and alarms based on signals and FPINs

- ERXXXXXX: Add support for marginal path.
Changes: qla2xxx: Added support for eh_should_retry_cmd callback in qla2xxx host template.

- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Flush all sessions on zone disable
- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Fix memory size truncation
- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Fix a NULL pointer dereference in an error path
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: fix sparse warning.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: do secure plogi when auth app is present
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Add license.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM - Do not send EDC/RDF ELS when firmware has already sent it
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Inclusion words are applied on release note and readme file
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: add N2N support for EDIF
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Updated drelease.notes header
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Fix hang during NVME session tear down.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM: Cleaned up a few debug messages
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix edif enable flag

- ER148546: USCM: QCC Cong Mgmt not available on port with FW:v9.07.00 and DVR:v10.02.05.00.a6-k
Changes: qla2xxx: setting the flags to indicate to the application that the RDF is complete and
SCM is supported.

- ERXXXXXX: Add heartbeat check
Changes: qla2xxx: Use 'no-op' mailbox command to check to see if FW is still responsive.

- ERXXXXXX: DEBUG: simulate FW hang.
Changes: qla2xxx: Driver will detect the hang and recover via hearbeat check.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Check for FW attributes before enabling MQ.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM Handle ELS errors from switch by retrying 3 times
- ERXXXXXX: scsi: qla2xxx: Correct the supported speeds for 16G Mezz card.


- ER148472: With NPIV ports, link bounce causes loss of strongSwan session at the target.
Changes: qla2xxx: : fix npiv create errorneous error
qla2xxx: EDIF: reject AUTH ELS on session down.
qla2xxx: edif: Fix stale session

- ER148478: System Crash while NPIV RAW IO ON VPORT LUNS on SLES15 SP3 + QLE 2692 + R7525
Changes: qla2xxx: fix unsafe removal from link list.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: USCM - Send EDC and RDF ELS from the driver

- ER147707: Device recovery not happening and OS hungs on qla2xxx
Changes: qla2xxx: v2: fix crash in PCIe error handling
- ER148123: Issue with Max secure connection with override_lower_limits
Changes: qla2xxx: v2: fix stuck session
- ER148402: SLES, Driver Install location is inconsistent.
Changes: qla2xxx: Fix driver install location for SLES

- ER148123: Issue with Max secure connection with override_lower_limits
set and rekey/reauth with240/480-luns disconnected after 2 hr traffi
Changes: qla2xxx: edif: doorbell tweak

- ER148448: Issue w.r.t qaucli, where Remote type "Unknown" for eDIF env.
for qaucli2.4.0.build 20
Changes: qla2xxx: fix port type info

- ER148433: The log does not show a valid data rate while the link speed is 64G.
Changes: qla2xxx: fix debug print of 64G link speed.

- ER147650: 'show fdmi? command does not list ? OS Name and Version?
parameter for SLES12SP4-QXCR1001771822
Changes: qla2xxx: Show OS name and version in FDMI-1
- ER147707: Device recovery not happening and OS hungs on qla2xxx
Changes: qla2xxx: fix mailbox recovery during PCIE error
qla2xxx: v2: fix crash in PCIe error handling
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Changes to support FCP2 Target.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: include AER debug mask to default
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: fixes for compilation on RH8.4
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Do logout even if fabric scan retries got exhausted.

- 10.02.05.00.a1-k1 BH 02/27/2021
- EDIF Changes:
- ER148247: issue with nvme-npiv env, once we delete npivs, after a while,
it is reducing strongswan connections.
Change: free sa index during npiv delete

- ER148123: Issue with Max secure connection with override_lower_limits set
and rekey/reauth with240/480-luns disconnected after 2 hr traffi
Change: adjust online|offline notification to app and
tweak LOGO on session down.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: tweak log message
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: Redundant code (already set in qla_edb_node_alloc)

- ER147707: qla2xxx: Device recovery not happening and OS hungs on qla2xxx
Change: Fix RISC RESET completion polling.

- ER148111: qla2xxx: FCPowerKit reflects huge delays in CMDlets execution.
Change: Check lockdown functionality before requesting lockdown feature.

- ER148277: USCM: Linux Peer showing misleading 'Congested, throttling down,
permitted: 1', prior to 'Reached low watermark, permitted: 2':
- Change: Fix misleading debug message

- ERXXXXXX: adjust request/respond queue size for 28xx
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Change %p to %px in the log messages.

- 10.02.01.00.a15-k1 BH 11/12/2020
ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Updated README file for new module parameters

- 10.02.01.00.a14-k1 BH 11/06/2020

- ER146725: eDIF another driver panic running script: ./test_target_no_unload.sh
Change: qla2xxx: Fix crash in qla_nvme_abort_set_option.

- ER147771: Call Trace while shutting down the adapter ports (LINK DOWN).
Change: qla2xxx: Handle aborts correctly for port undergoing deletion.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Add scsi_change_queue_depth to slave configure.

- 10.02.01.00.a13-k1 BH 10/28/2020

- ER147600: Cisco: rpd ELS cmd fail to fetch the speed capabilities
Change: qla2xxx: Used correct rdp spec, which was broken during code clean-up.

- ER147695: FC-NVMe target discovery fails when initator wwpn &lt; target wwpn in an N2N (Direct Attach) config
Change: qla2xxx: fix N2N + NVME connect retry fail

- ER147832: Issue with uSCM Linux with QCC CLI for some configuration
Change: qla2xxx: Show event severity only when device state is congested.

- ER147824 : scmr_stat sysfs node runs out of memory
Change: qla2xxx: Come up with a compact version of scmr_stat

- ER147823: NVMe IO is not getting throttled up or down.
Change: qla2xxx: Enable throttle control for NVMe targets for Peer Congestion.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Count tgt short term link if link comes back before dev_loss_tmo.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Correct the check for fcport while displaying target counters.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Change trigger for host short term link down to dev loss tmo.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Move an SCM log under a debug level.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Set vendor_rsp[0] value.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Make throttling messages more informative.

- 10.02.01.00.a12-k1 SK 10/15/2020
- ER147625: NVMe IO's are failing with Read/Write after LIP reset.
Change: qla2xxx:Return EBUSY until the remote port delete finishes.

- ER147653: Target side strongswan start/stop, make initiator crashed.
Change: qla2xxx: edif: v2 fix double bsg done.

- ER147791: USCM: clear option is not clearing hba alarm/warning, or clear cong or nvme target stats.
Change: qla2xxx: Clear Sev and NVMe Target Stats.

- ER147793: USCM: Throttling has wrong throttling up info and event period is not honored.
Change: qla2xxx: Fix Throttling algorithm regression.

- ER147759: NVMe Admin commands are getting throttled and causing admin queue failures.
Change: qla2xxx: Throttle NVMe I/O commands only.

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix aes_gmac mode.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: v2: standardize on port_id_t for bsg api.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix 4byte align.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: edif: fix ELS meta data.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Clear Congestion State/Throttling during chip Reset.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Clear SCM Severity as part of SCM Stats Clear.

- 10.02.00.02.a11-k1 BH 10/09/2020
- ER147734 : Lip reset on the isolated port causes server crash
Change: qla2xxx: Don't allow FW, MPI and lip reset on isolated port.

- ER147479 - PPC BE RH7.6 - qla2xxx driver loading - machine crashed.
Change: qla2xxx: Fixes for big endian machines

- ER147646: Call Trace observed while validating a MPI Pause test scenario.
Change: qla2xxx: Correct the WARN_ON check in qla_nvme_abort_set_option.

- ER147615: Throttling does not work with low I/Os.
Change: qla2xxx: Check and round off fractional I/Os to 1 on ISP 27xx/28xx Series Adapters

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: List NVMe targets under scmr_stats on ISP 27xx/28xx Series Adapters
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Don't check for port isolation during abort isp.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: SCM: Turn off SCM port parameter update mailbox command.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Fix I/O failures during remote port toggle testing

- 10.02.00.02.a10-k1 BH 09/25/2020
SCM Changes:
- ERXXXXXX:
Changes - qla2xxx: Clear Congestion state when an RSCN is received/target is torn down.
qla2xxx: throttling algorithm improvement.
qla2xxx: Add throttling support for NVMe targets.

EDIF Changes:
- ERXXXXX: LUN loss on ipsec stop/start on target side.
Change: save Nport on receive of PLOGI
- ERXXXXX: fix ELS receive collision between physical and NPIV hosts.
Change: remove erroneous source Nport ID search.

- ER147570: FCP Performance Drop in latest driver for smaller IOs size.
Change: qla2xxx: Change WQ_UNBOUND to WQ_MEM_RECLAIM. WQ_MEM_RECLAIM : wq is guaranteed to have at least one execution context regardless of memory pressure.

- ER147632: QLE2774: RHEL 8.2 System crashes while upgrading he FW from 9.6.0 to 9.6.1 with QCC CLI build 12
Change: qla2xxx: Fix system crash on nvme abort path by checking sp of aborting command before accessing it.

- ER147418: server crash seen when trying to capture the debugfs stat on isolated port.
- ER147645: System panic while trying to capture debugfs stats for EED.
Change: qla2xxx: Check rport before accessing target number.

- ER147632: Fix potential stale mem access
Change: remove stale sp pointer reference

- CQXXXXXX: FPIN events are not readily decodable.
Change: qla2xxx: Make FPIN events prints human readable.

- ER146879: Add support to clear SCM Stats
Change: qla2xxx: Added support to clear SCM/SCMR Stats on ISP 27xx/28xx Series Adapters

- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Allow get host stat during reset and sync reset.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Set reset_cmd_err_cnt on reset failure only.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Add isolated flag and return EPERM on isolation.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Count short term link if link comes back in 10 sec.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Don't check for fw_started while posting nvme command.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: Pass irq_offset to blk_mq_pci_map_queues API.
- ERXXXXXX: qla2xxx: lockdown: fix stale sp access.
- BZ1868688: qla2xxx: tear down session if FW say its down.

- 10.02.00.02.a9-k1 BH 09/03/2020
- ER147554 - sg_reset appears hung iterating over too many Qpairs.
Change - qla2xxx: limit interrupt vectors to number of cpu.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: klocwork: Fix Bit field 'mpi_-' has one bit and is signed.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: Change post del message from debug level to log level.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: lockdown: fixup - Change error response as per API test.

- ERXXXXX - qla2xxx: Fix map_queue interface to use the correct blk-mq call.

- ERXXXXX - Added Structural changes for SCM Phase 2 support.
Change : qla2xxx: Update structure definitions for SCM to support backward compatibility.

- 10.02.00.02.a8-k1 BH 08/30/2020
- ERXXXXXX - Fix point-to-point (N2N) device discovery issue.
Change - qla2xxx: Fix point-to-point (N2N) device discovery issue.

- ERXXXXXX - To wait for ABTS response on I/O timeouts for NVMe.
Change - qla2xxx: To wait for ABTS response on I/O timeouts for NVMe.

- ER147523 - BSG stack trace and SCM display issues.
Change - SCM: Functional regression with a6 release.

- ER 147413 - edif: Fix issue with DIF enable target discovery.
Change - qla2xxx: edif: Fix issue with DIF enable target discovery.

- ER147480 clear ASYNC_ACTIVE flag to allow relogin.
Change - qla2xxx: fix stuck session.

- ERXXXXXX - lockdown: add mpi flash lock down support
Change - qla2xxx: lockdown: add mpi flash lock down support

- 10.02.00.02.a7-k1 BH 08/22/2020
- ER147495 - edif changes
Change - qla2xxx: edif: fix nvme discovery failure
qla2xxx: edif: fix els corruption.

- ER147478 - SLES 15sp1 10.02...a6-k compile warning
Change - qla2xxx: Compilation changes for sles15sp1

- ERXXXXXX - add mpi flash lock down support
Change - qla2xxx: lockdown: add mpi flash lock down support
qla2xxx: lockdown: fix compile problem. do not submit

- ERXXXXXX: SCMR changes
Change - qla2xxx: SCMR: Correct scmr_outstanding_reqs accounting.
qla2xxx: SCM: Changes to separate current_events and current_state.
qla2xxx: SCMR: Increase local array size.

- ER147298 : USCM "Congestion Warning" counter regression
Change - qla2xxx: Correct FPIN Structure Definition (Severity).

- 10.02.00.02.a6-k1 BH 08/13/2020
- ERXXXXXX - fix crash on session cleanup + unload.
Change - qla2xxx: fix crash on session cleanup + unload.

- ER147329 - edif changes
Change - qla2xxx: edif: fix compile error. do not submit
qla2xxx: edif: fix double free on ELS send failure.
qla2xxx: edif: reject els if non secure device.
qla2xxx: edif: reject ELS on session down.
qla2xxx: edif: redefine purex dest addr to be more consistent.
qla2xxx: edif: tweak debug messages.
qla2xxx: edif: fix nvme+edif target connect problem.

- ER147460 - issue with Diag test on QCC CLI 2.4.0 build 10 with 10.2.00.2-a5 driver
Change - qla2xxx: edif: move bsg auth els into separate routine.
qla2xxx: edif: Fix error in BSG ELS path that has valid response data.

- ER147312 - Add support to report MPI FW state.
Change - qla2xxx: Add support to report MPI FW state.
qla2xxx: Fix reset of MPI firmware.
qla2xxx: Fix MPI reset needed message.

- ER147437 - With a5 driver observed warning messages.
Change - qla2xxx: Compilation changes for Citrix, rhel and sles.

- 10.02.00.02.a5-k1 BH 07/31/2020
- ER147418: server crash seen when trying to capture the debugfs stat on isolated port.
Change - qla2xxx: Don't process target debugfs stats if port is isolated.

- ERXXXXXX : Add SCM stats to scmr_stats node.
Change - qla2xxx: Add SCM stats to scmr_stats node.

- ER147419 : Fix crash due to request q pointer extraction failure.
Change - qla2xxx: Latency measurement patch.

- ERXXXXXX : edif: remove redundant field in port_id_t
Change -qla2xxx: edif: remove redundant field in port_id_t

- ER147331 - extract bbc from PLOGI template payload.
Change -qla2xxx: Fix buffer-buffer credit extraction error

- ERXXXXXX : Split qla2x00_configure_local_loop()
Change scsi: qla2xxx: Split qla2x00_configure_local_loop()

- ERXXXXXX : SCMR - Add I/O flow control.
Change - qla2xxx: SCMR - Add I/O flow control.

- 10.02.00.02.a4-k1 BH 07/23/2020
- ER147402 - Do not install nvme auto connect script if OS is installing it.
Change - qla2xxx: auto-connect scripts are install based on nvme-cli package.

- ERXXXXXX - Fixed return status of nvme fcp request.
Change - qla2xxx: Set NVME status code for failed NVME FCP request.

- ERXXXXXX - Multi-que support for TMF.
Change - qla2xxx: Multi-que support for TMF.

- ERXXXXXX ? edif changes
Change - qla2xxx: edif: simplify reserve/release of sa_index.
qla2xxx: edif: tweak debug log.
qla2xxx: edif: adjust ELS resp length.
qla2xxx: edif: send logo on app stop.
qla2xxx: edif: remove prlo in session deletion.
qla2xxx: edif: Fix app stop stall.

- ER147298 - USCM "Congestion Warning" counter regression w/.65 driver.
Change - qla2xxx: Correct fpin_descriptor definition.
qla2xxx: Consolidate EDIF &amp; SCM Purex Calls.

- ERXXXXXX - Calculate avg. time taken by different components for IO completion.
Change - qla2xxx: Latency measurement patch.

- 10.02.00.02.a3-k1 BH 07/16/2020
- ER147348 - Observing firmware dump while running qaucli -g post port isolation.
Change - qla2xxx: Don't check firmware state in case of chip is down.

- ER147338 - SLES: Driver load failed - modprobe: ERROR: module 'qla2xxx' is unsupported.
Change - qla2xxx: Add support for loading external modules on SuSE.

- ER147361 - System panic after enabling port isolated during TimeOutReset.
Change - qla2xxx: Synchronize the update the host counters using lock.

- ER147370 - Hardware Error counter not incrementing for MBX command timeout.
Change - qla2xxx: Update hardware error count for various error conditions.

- ERXXXXXX - The change is to help in debuggging.
Change - qla2xxx: Move some messages from debug to normal log level.

- ER147346 - Observed a call trace after port isolation.
Change - qla2xxx: Fix the call trace for flush workqueue.

- ERXXXXXX - For debug purpose.
Change - qla2xxx: Add error counters to debugfs node.

- 10.02.00.02.a2-k1 AE 07/10/2020
- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: Fix TCM compilation issues.
Change - Enabled build of tcm_qla2xxx module and fixed compile issues.

- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: edif : Added back the app_stop wait and avoid if link is down.
Change - Added wait during app stop.

- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: Set BIT_13 for NVMe Async events.
Change - Driver changes to skip SLER for Async event command.

- ER147323 - qla2xxx: Correct the check for sscanf return value.
Change - Driver updated to check version correctly.

- ERXXXXXX - qla2xxx: v2: Add EDIF support.
Change - Refactoring EDIF code for modularity.

- ER147298 - Congestion Warning/Alarm counters fail to increment
Change - Update driver to increment the counters for congestion signals.

- 10.02.00.02.a1-k1 AE 06/29/2020
- qla2xxx: Enable IOCB throttling by default.
- qla2xxx: Implementation to get and manage host, target stats and initiator port.
- qla2xxx: Add SLER and PI control support.
- qla2xxx: Do not log message when reading port speed via sysfs
- qla2xxx: fix null pointer access.
- qla2xxx: Use MPI hang trigger to do PEGTUNE halt.
- qla2xxx: Reduce erroneous error in link reset path
- qla2xxx: v2: fix stalled N2N reconnect.
- qla2xxx: Fix warnings on SLES12SP5.
- qla2xxx: Fix compilation issues on SLES15
- qla2xxx: Compilation Fixes for SLES15SP1.
- qla2xxx: Debugfs compilation issue fix for RH7.6.
- qla2xxx: Fix gcc test compile error output being printed.
- qla2xxx: Timestamp device online and offline transitions.
- qla2xxx: Add rport fields in debugfs.
- qla2xxx: Allow dev_loss_tmo setting for FC-NVMe devices.
- qla2xxx: Setup debugfs entries for remote ports.
- qla2xxx: Fix edif related compilation issue on RH7.6.
- Fixes for compilation on hpe branch
- qla2xxx: Compilation fixes for RH8.2
- qla2xxx: Compilation changes for RH7.6
- qla2xxx: Fixes for compilation on RH7.x I
- qla2xxx: bsg_job to bsg_job_t
- qla2xxx: I Unify source code to work with newer kernels.
- qla2xxx: Makefile changes from code-uni-devel-10x.
- qla2xxx: qla_edif file changes to compile the driver.
- qla2xxx: Fix compilation issues.
- qla2xxx: Fix Makefile issue.
- qla2xxx: fix compile error
- qla2xxx: Use explicit LOGO in target mode
- qla2xxx: Add EDIF support.
- qla2xxx: Addd edif related files.
- qla2xxx: Fix MPI failure AEN (8200) handling.
- qla2xxx: SCM - Backport optimizations and style changes from upstream work.
- qla2xxx: Fix warning in qla_attr.c file.
- qla2xxx: Fix nvme compilation error.
- qla2xxx: Fix crash in alloc w/GFP_KERNEL + interrupt
- Author : Quinn Tran &lt;qutran@marvell.com&gt; qla2xxx: v2: add iocb resource tracking.
- qla2xxx: Fix WARN_ON in qla_nvme_register_hba.
- qla2xxx: Allow ql2xextended_error_logging special value 1 to be set anytime.
- qla2xxx: Make tgt_port_database available in initiator mode.
- qla2xxx: reduce noisy debug message.
- qla2xxx: Fix mailbox Ch erroneous error
- qla2xxx: fix login timeout.
- qla2xxx: Accomodate for SCM FW attribute bit change.
- qla2xxx: post FC event (FPIN) to transport FPIN handler.
- qla2xxx: Hide fc_host_fpin_rcv kernel dependency.
- qla2xxx: Add changes to compile across various kernels.
- qla2xxx: Use active targets to update SCM stats.
- qla2xxx: Move SCM functions to qla_isr to keep changes local.
- qla2xxx: Code to process FLOGI ACC extended payload.
- qedf: Fix compilation issue - revisit.
- qla2xxx: SCM Phase 1 Implementation + 2 other patches.
- qla2xxx: Enable PUREX passthru post ISP reset.
- qla2xxx: Fix hang when issuing nvme disconnect-all in NPIV.
- qla2xxx: performance tweak
- scsi: qla2xxx: fix fcport null pointer access.
- fixup! qla2xxx: Fix unbound NVME response length.
- scsi: qla2xxx: Fix unbound NVME response length
- qla2xxx: Add host attribute to trigger MPI hang.
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: silent dbg messages for good path io.
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: fix pDIF detection
- qla2xxx: Snoop inquiry response atleast 168 bytes to determine proprietary DIF.
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: add debug counters for T10-PI/DIF
- qla2xxx: ONEOFF: add MQ support for HP3PAR propritary T10-PI
- qla2xxx: HPE 3PAR private T10-PI support.
- qla2xxx: Check for fabric_priority flag during login
- qla2xxx: use iocb_fabric_priority flag
- qla2xxx: Fix QoS name and add debug logs
- qla2xxx: Correction to tests for iocb fabric and fcport qos.
- qla2xxx: Use -&gt;isp_ops-&gt;read_optrom() in qla26xx_read_qos_fcport_table().
- qla2xxx: QoS fcport table index initialization improvement.
- qla2xxx: Add QoS fcport table index to speed up search.
- qla2xxx: Reduce stack on qos fcport priority routines.
- qla2xxx: HPE: Register FDMI QOS
- qla2xxx: Add bsg interface for qos lun level bitmask.
- qla2xxx: Read E2E QoS fcport priority bitmasks from flash.
- qla2xxx: Abstract qos lun level mask for iocb cs_ctl field.
- qla2xxx: Add fabric priority qos lun iocb mechanism.
- qla2xxx: Implement CT command GFO (Get Fabric Object).
- qla2xxx: Add support for fabric priority per target.
- qla2xxx: fix mtcp dump collection failure.
- qla2xxx: Set Nport ID for N2N
- qla2xxx: Fix crash during device discovery.
- qla2xxx: Handle NVME status iocb correctly.
- qla2xxx: Remove restriction of FC T10-PI and NVME
- qla2xxx: serialize fc_port alloc in N2N
- qla2xxx: NPIV does not come up after FW dump.
- qla2xxx: fix RDP respond data format bug.
- qla2xxx: force semaphore on flash validation failure.
- qla2xxx: add more FW debug information
- qla2xxx: Revert: Disable T10-DIF feature with FC-NVMe during probe
- qla2xxx: Update BPM enablement semantics.
- qla2xxx: fix FW resource print error.
- qla2xxx: Use a dedicated interrupt handler for 'handshake-required' ISPs.
- qla2xxx: Ensure flash updates return possible failure status through bsg interface.
- qla2xxx: Improved secure flash support messages
- qla2xxx: fix flag passing error
- qla2xxx: Use FC generic update firmware options routine for ISP27xx.
- qla2xxx: Avoid setting firmware options twice in 24xx_update_fw_options.
- qla2xxX: Add 16.0GT for PCI String
- qla2xxx: Use FW_STARTED macro
- qla2xxx: Add fixes for mailbox command
- qla2xxx: Fix login IOCB flag
- qla2xxx: Save rscn_gen for new fcport
- qla2xxx: firmware option 3 is clobbered by speed set
- qla2xxx: ISP28xx active FW region
- qla2xxx: Add portname to print logs in qla24xx_logio_entry().
- qla2xxx: Correction to MB in-direction selection in qla2x00_echo_test().
- qla2xxx: Correction to selection of loopback/echo test.
- qla2xxx: Use endian macros to assign static fields in fwdump header.
- qla2xxx: Add Speed in SFP print information
- qla2xxx: Fix RDP response size
- qla2xxx: Handle cases for limiting RDP response payload length.
- qla2xxx: Add deferred queue for processing ABTS and RDP.
- qla2xxx: Cleanup ELS/PUREX iocb fields.
- qla2xxx: Add devid's and conditionals for 28xx.
- qla2xxx: Add vendor extended FDMI additions and amendments.
- qla2xxx: Provide separate RDP enable.
- qla2xxx: Add vendor extended RDP additions and amendments.
- qla2xxx: Add changes in preparation for vendor extended FDMI/RDP.
- qla2xxx: Add 2061 PCI ID
- qla2xxx: Remove all DIX-0 references
- qla2xxx: Add endianizer macro calls to fc host stats.
- qla2xxx: Add sysfs node for D-Port Diagnostics AEN data.
- qla2xxx: Move free of fcport out of interrupt context.
- qla2xxx: Add beacon LED config sysfs interface.
- qla2xxx: Add sysfs hooks for FC-NVMe autoconnect

- 10.01.00.22-k AE 06/29/2020
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