Another oddity from the thread; someone using a Hetzner VPS found the *40 firmware files lurking in the recovery system. The paths there match those posted by EtHeO18 earlier on so I suspect they're from the same location. They've suggested renting one of their VPSs as a way to obtain the files which seems like an unconventional firmware delivery method... any StHers have one of these to confirm?
Given the OP appears to be german and working for a company with a large deployment of 5200's I think it's safe to assume that the company in question is likely Hetzner. Sadly it doesn't look like their public issue tracker goes back far enough to confirm this.Hi, I have a few hetzner VPS and found something in their recovery system after seeing this thread.
/root/.oldroot/nfs/firmware_update/crucial/update_crucial_micron.sh
this is supposed to call /root/.oldroot/nfs/firmware_update/crucial/update_5200.sh and all the other files in this directory.
the firmware files are here:
root@rescue ~ # ls /root/.oldroot/nfs/firmware_update/crucial/5200
D1MU040 D1MU440 D1MU540 D1MU840 firmware.properties
To get the files just rent a vserver for 5 minutes, boot the rescue system get the files and delete the server again. They charge for the time you own the server, so 5 minutes is 1 cent basically. No need to buy expensiv dedicated server to get the files.