BetaQuasi Posted January 8, 2015 Author Share Posted January 8, 2015 I'd suggest starting a new thread. This thread is about M1015 cards and firmware tools, so probably why no one is looking. Quote Link to comment
HiSoC8Y Posted January 8, 2015 Share Posted January 8, 2015 I'd suggest starting a new thread. This thread is about M1015 cards and firmware tools, so probably why no one is looking. I agree Quote Link to comment
Phil7789 Posted February 6, 2015 Share Posted February 6, 2015 Hey BetaQuasi, I am new to the flashing of raid controllers and used some tutorials to make at least some progress. I have some questions regarding upgrading the firmeware, but first some of my specs. I used a tutorial to upgrade a HP ProLiant MicroServer (Gen8), I am using a IBM M1015 card in this server. This tutorial linked to your files for flashing the M1015, as far as I can tell from the posts in this forum to the LSI 9211. My OS is freeNAS and I have a warning for a driver / firmware mismatch, which is why I want to upgrade both of them. Could you tell me if I am correct with my assumptions? during the flashing process the BIOS updated with -b mptsas2.rom is not the MB BIOS? Regarding the posts in this thread that you could flash the card not using this parameter, which results in a quicker loading of the card? if my above assumption is correct, is it possible to revert the BIOS update by reflashing the card and skipping the parameter during the process? as moose said in his post the easiest way to upgrade would be to use the firmware package (P20 right now) and one of the installers (I used the "sasflsh" command, with freeDos on the USB Stick I guess it's the part for dos system) copying it over your package and use the upgrade code? Thanks in advance Phil Quote Link to comment
carlos28355 Posted August 14, 2015 Share Posted August 14, 2015 I know this is an older topic. I have sas9220-8i and I for the life of me dont know what firmware i flashed it with. How can I find out and i want to see if there is an updated firmware. Thanks Quote Link to comment
steve1977 Posted September 12, 2015 Share Posted September 12, 2015 Tried your steps with the flash utility, but I get this error. Tower login: root Password: Linux 3.16.3-unRAID. Last login: Sun Nov 30 06:22:12 -0500 2014 on pts/0 from 192.168.1.4. root@Tower:~# cd /boot/linux root@Tower:/boot/linux# ls 2118it.bin* mptsas2.rom* sas2flash* root@Tower:/boot/linux# sas2flash -o -listall -bash: ./sas2flash: cannot execute binary file root@Tower:/boot/linux# Unfortunately, I am getting exactly the same error message. Any ideas? Quote Link to comment
theone Posted September 12, 2015 Share Posted September 12, 2015 Tried your steps with the flash utility, but I get this error. Tower login: root Password: Linux 3.16.3-unRAID. Last login: Sun Nov 30 06:22:12 -0500 2014 on pts/0 from 192.168.1.4. root@Tower:~# cd /boot/linux root@Tower:/boot/linux# ls 2118it.bin* mptsas2.rom* sas2flash* root@Tower:/boot/linux# sas2flash -o -listall -bash: ./sas2flash: cannot execute binary file root@Tower:/boot/linux# Unfortunately, I am getting exactly the same error message. Any ideas? Is it a linux executable or a DOS executable? Quote Link to comment
steve1977 Posted September 12, 2015 Share Posted September 12, 2015 Not sure. I would have expected it is linux executable. Please from the .txt file of the downloaded help-me file. I ussed the i686_x86-64 version. Installer fOr Linux (SAS2FLASH) : \sas2flash_linux_i686_x86-64_rel\sas2flash Version: 19.00.00.00 Release Date:18-MAR-14 Installer fOr Linux (SAS2FLASH) : \sas2flash_linux_ppc64_rel\sas2flash Version: 19.00.00.00 Release Date:18-MAR-14 Quote Link to comment
bit2bytes4fun Posted September 14, 2015 Share Posted September 14, 2015 Tried your steps with the flash utility, but I get this error. Tower login: root Password: Linux 3.16.3-unRAID. Last login: Sun Nov 30 06:22:12 -0500 2014 on pts/0 from 192.168.1.4. root@Tower:~# cd /boot/linux root@Tower:/boot/linux# ls 2118it.bin* mptsas2.rom* sas2flash* root@Tower:/boot/linux# sas2flash -o -listall -bash: ./sas2flash: cannot execute binary file root@Tower:/boot/linux# Unfortunately, I am getting exactly the same error message. Any ideas? I ran into the same issue. It appears that the sas2flash is a 32 bit executable file, not a 64 bit version. I built a separate 5.x unRaid USB drive and copied the linux SAS2Flash and firmware/bios files to it. Quote Link to comment
steve1977 Posted September 15, 2015 Share Posted September 15, 2015 Mmh, this reads like a major effort for a "small task". Any other idea how this could be accomplished? Quote Link to comment
steve1977 Posted October 24, 2015 Share Posted October 24, 2015 Ok, I went this route as the firmware upgrade is my last remaining hope... Installing Unraid 5 was actually easy and it is running now. I also downloaded all the files required, but fail with a very simple task. I cannot copy the files to the flash disk. I just copied them manually (plugged unraid usb into another computer), but cannot find them after booting into unraid. Also, winscp does not appear to work. This worked in Unraid 6, but somehow missing something in Unraid 5. Please note that I did not create an array in Unraid 5 as I hope to be able to do so without. Any thoughts? Quote Link to comment
JonathanM Posted October 24, 2015 Share Posted October 24, 2015 Ok, I went this route as the firmware upgrade is my last remaining hope... Installing Unraid 5 was actually easy and it is running now. I also downloaded all the files required, but fail with a very simple task. I cannot copy the files to the flash disk. I just copied them manually (plugged unraid usb into another computer), but cannot find them after booting into unraid. Also, winscp does not appear to work. This worked in Unraid 6, but somehow missing something in Unraid 5. Please note that I did not create an array in Unraid 5 as I hope to be able to do so without. Any thoughts? The root of the USB drive should show up on the network under \\tower\flash, or at the console or telnet terminal under /boot. Quote Link to comment
steve1977 Posted October 24, 2015 Share Posted October 24, 2015 Perfect, thanks. I have now run the firmware upgrade and all went flawless. I should now be on FW19 in IT mode. Any idea where I can validate whether that's indeed the current state? Quote Link to comment
TUMS Posted October 30, 2015 Share Posted October 30, 2015 Perfect, thanks. I have now run the firmware upgrade and all went flawless. I should now be on FW19 in IT mode. Any idea where I can validate whether that's indeed the current state? Run this from the dos propt sas2flsh.exe -o -listall or from efi shell sas2flash.efi -o -listall Alternately you should be able to boot into unraid with the controller installed and it should report the firmware version and wether it's in IT mode or not in your syslog. You just have to scroll down and look for it. Quote Link to comment
John_M Posted July 18, 2016 Share Posted July 18, 2016 From the OP: Download here: Date: | LSI/X9/IPMI ver | Download Link 2013-03-29: P15/2.0b/186 http://goo.gl/qMfGbo 2013-04-18: P16/2.0b/186 http://goo.gl/SnRLdR 2013-11-01: P17/2.0b/238 http://goo.gl/EdMcQ2 These links no longer work. Dropbox returns a 404 message. EDIT: Now fixed Quote Link to comment
seegras Posted July 22, 2016 Share Posted July 22, 2016 Can anyone reupload the Files? Quote Link to comment
JAnguita Posted August 6, 2016 Share Posted August 6, 2016 Can anyone reupload the Files? +1 Quote Link to comment
BetaQuasi Posted August 7, 2016 Author Share Posted August 7, 2016 Links fixed. Side effect of cancelling dropbox subscription! Quote Link to comment
Auggie Posted December 12, 2016 Share Posted December 12, 2016 Flashed worked successfully! Though with the original subject specifically targeting the X9SCM boards (which I have), I was simply following along the steps of the original post which went straight straight to flashing the M1015 while in DOS command line, which immediately resulted in errors. Silly me that I didn't initially read the follow-up post that provided instrux for UEFI shell, needed for boards with UEFI like the X9SCM. FYI, there are newer X9SCM BIOS and IPMI firmwares than the ones provided in this thread, R2.2 and R3.38 respectively, as of December 2016. Quote Link to comment
tom4tiger Posted February 3, 2021 Share Posted February 3, 2021 (edited) According to the article „Pimp my HP Proliant G8 Microserver: 4×3,3GHz E3 und 16GB RAM” (https://www.meintechblog.de/2014/11/pimp-my-hp-proliant-g8-microserver-4x33ghz-e3-und-16gb-ram/) I want to install IBM ServeRAID M1015 46M0861 SAS_SATA PCI-E RAID Controller in my HP ProLiant Microserver Gen8. Unfortunately I cannot download M1015_X9SCM_BOOT_P17 .zip from This Link does not work. Can you help? Many Thanks Edited February 3, 2021 by tom4tiger Quote Link to comment
BetaQuasi Posted February 8, 2021 Author Share Posted February 8, 2021 This is an old thread, there will be newer BIOS available now - however I updated the original links for you. Quote Link to comment
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