SM H12 New BIOS and IPMI Released

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AugustaLemke

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Supermicro just posted new BIOS and IPMI for the H12 Series....

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Haven't seen any updates on this board for a year. There is a changelog for the BMC but there is no changelog on the BIOS. Also, even though the BIOS was just released yesterday, it's from Sept 2022. I wonder what's changed and why they held off for 8 months before release?
 
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well.. now Im wondering, security stuff & performance hits? hmm
 
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For anyone with H12DSi-N6/NT6 there is a bug in the new BIOS/BMC firmware (v2.6/1.01.24) where the VRM sensors for NIC Temp, CPU2_VRMIN Temp, SOC2_VRMIN Temp, P2_VRMABCD Temp, and P2_VRMEFGH Temp show N/A. The PM at Supermicro is aware of the issue and will be submitting a new BIOS/BMC early next week. They actually pulled the new bios/bmc firmware off of the H12DSi-N6 webpage.
 
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Looks like the new BIOS comes without a release note this time...

The only thing I noticed is for 7003, the AGESA version is updated to MilanPI-SP3 1.0.0.9.

And after upgrading the Tctl/Tdie seem to be reporting weird temperature readings on my EPYC 7543.

Before upgrade (2.4):
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After upgrade (2.5):
2.5-sct.png
 
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custom90gt said:
updated only because I was really hoping SM would add resizable bar but that was a long shot.
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I asked them but they said they won’t do it unless you are a large client in which case they will roll some special OEM BIOS for you
 
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ocfguy said:
I asked them but they said they won’t do it unless you are a large client in which case they will roll some special OEM BIOS for you
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Hah, I don't think they'll consider 1 H12 and 1 H11 MB a large client. It's really a shame that they won't take care of the little guy.
 
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custom90gt said:
Hah, I don't think they'll consider 1 H12 and 1 H11 MB a large client. It's really a shame that they won't take care of the little guy.
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That should be added to the review, Does not support resizable bar and supermicro refuses to add it.
 
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Patriot said:
That should be added to the review, Does not support resizable bar and supermicro refuses to add it.
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I don’t think there are any EPYC motherboards have official ReBAR support from manufacturer…

Unfortunately Supermicro has secure BIOS starting from H12 so we cannot mod it on our own.
 
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codgician said:
Unfortunately Supermicro has secure BIOS starting from H12 so we cannot mod it on our own.
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that is correct and not. you can use your own signed BIOS like OEMs do.
you just have to re-sign the BIOS (don't ask me how) and load the BIOS with your public-key/cert.

4.1 Customizing SUM Configurations
certificate - Sets certificate files to verify the customized and signed RoT firmware images. - .sumrc file only
( [6]The certificate file only supports X.509 in PEM and DER formats. )

There are three ways to specify the .sumrc file: command option --rc_path (highest priority), .sumrc file in the current directory (intermediate priority) and .sumrc in the user home directory (lowest priority).
Note that a .sumrc sample configuration file is bundled with SUM release package. An example is provided below.
Code: 
#certificate = /home/administrator/cert/public.cert
 
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RolloZ170 said:
that is correct and not. you can use your own signed BIOS like OEMs do.
you just have to re-sign the BIOS (don't ask me how) and load the BIOS with your public-key/cert.

4.1 Customizing SUM Configurations
certificate - Sets certificate files to verify the customized and signed RoT firmware images. - .sumrc file only
( [6]The certificate file only supports X.509 in PEM and DER formats. )

There are three ways to specify the .sumrc file: command option --rc_path (highest priority), .sumrc file in the current directory (intermediate priority) and .sumrc in the user home directory (lowest priority).
Note that a .sumrc sample configuration file is bundled with SUM release package. An example is provided below.
Code: 
#certificate = /home/administrator/cert/public.cert
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Thanks for this! I thought it was impossible on H12 boards.
 
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