I don't know where exactly the BMC chip is but I know that you don't flash CAP. As mentioned before, here in this thread, you use UEFITool to extract ROM and then flash it. That is my plan.OK. the SPI1 was used by Gabber to flash the BIOS. and on the KNPA-U16 is a 8 Pin 16MB chip instead of the 16 pin 25q256.
looks indeed this is the BIOS chip but where is the BMC FW chip ?
All BIOS files are 16MB in size CAPs. there is no way to flash the bare CAP into the chip. for that reason the SPI1 near the chip is ASUS nonsense.
mhh sure as i mentioned.I don't know where exactly the BMC chip is but I know that you don't flash CAP
It's for their own use or for the service use...mhh sure as i mentioned.
WHY does ASUS make SPI1 header which can not be used because ASUS do not provide flashable files ?
Gigabyte provide Flashable files.And it's not just ASUS. MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock does the same. Even XBOX had this, called JTAG...
sure. like supermicro, the end of DOS flashing and BIOS modding.Gigabyte is also switching to CAP... Gigabyte
by the way: with Supermicro & Gigabyte,ASRock you can update the BIOS with the IPMI GUI. ASUS not ?Gigabyte is also switching to CAP..
pls elaborate !Gigabyte...Enable Secure Boot and brick the motherboard.
As long as there is BIOS Flasback, I don't care much.sure. like supermicro, the end of DOS flashing and BIOS modding.
Normally, you can do that via BMC Web GUI but in this case, you have to have an old CPU which is a bummer.by the way: with Supermicro & Gigabyte,ASRock you can update the BIOS with the IPMI GUI. ASUS not ?
I am not sure about that.just a therory: is it possible to remove the 25q256 chip and populate the 8 Pin Socket for a DIP BIOS chip ? sure then you have only the BIOS for one EPYC gen, not two.
?? BMC Web GUI BIOS flash works without CPU (at least on supermicro/gigabyte/asrock)Normally, you can do that via BMC Web GUI but in this case, you have to have an old CPU which is a bummer.
Sure:pls elaborate !
Yes it does but you can't update to Milan BIOS via BMC web GUI. If I could, I wouldn't be here at all.?? BMC Web GUI BIOS flash works without CPU (at least on supermicro/gigabyte/asrock)
LOL, ASUS not better than Gigabyte.Yes it does but you can't update to Milan BIOS via BMC web GUI. If I could, I wouldn't be here at all.
You keep believing that bro.LOL, ASUS not better than Gigabyte.
the GUI rejects the Milan BIOS ? if so do you have the latest BMC FW ?Yes it does but you can't update to Milan BIOS via BMC web GUI. If I could, I wouldn't be here at all.
yes. sorry, my faultEven if I could, the BMC update notes that you have to use DOS interface:
the dedicated LAN port is the RJ45 over the USB ports. should be DHCP by factroy default.I can't even reach BMC GUI as it requires a second LAN connection somehow
It is DHCP and I can see the IP but it does not respond when I try to reach it via browser or explorer. I have two options:the dedicated LAN port is the RJ45 over the USB ports. should be DHCP by factroy default.
i have a third option: RMA to ASUS and ask for Milan BIOS.It is DHCP and I can see the IP but it does not respond when I try to reach it via browser or explorer. I have two options: