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I have an ASUS motherboard and recently went through the process of updating the BIOS. One of the things worth nothing is that it is not safe to just get the la
by rev_null 4y ago
I have an ASUS motherboard and recently went through the process of updating the BIOS. One of the things worth nothing is that it is not safe to just get the latest version and try to run EZ-flash. Some of the updates will update EZ-flash as well and those become required for installing later updates.
The download page actually has release notes which specify when a certain BIOS is required, but you basically have to read back through all of them to figure out which ones to install.
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- geerlingguy 4y agoThe annoying thing about the release notes is whether buying new or used, the BIOS is usually wildly out of date, so you end up in an unwinnable scenario.
- icefo 4y agoSimilarly, I broke idrac on a Dell sever because I did not follow the proper upgrade path. I just assumed that the latest bios was good and the server happily bricked itsefl
- milesdyson_phd 4y agothe newer (8+) iDRAC's are nice now that you can point them at downloads.dell.com and it will figure out the updates for you
- throw7 4y agoI also recall some IBM xservers had specific revisions to be at to flash forward.