BIOS / BMC / Bundle Firmware for MBD-X10SLM-F
BMC
- File Name:
- REDFISH_X10_388_20200221_unsigned.zip
- Revision:
- 3.88
- Size(KB):
- 26,625
- MD5:
- 902e2b5abaeac787ffa2caa389c68b54
- SHA1:
- 401aa33056ba2c8e195f281cf35cf28ef270586e
- SHA256:
- 8181917c213aeeb70a4d854dad94b746d2043efac18b068a68cec79ec3043756
- Important Note:
- Please update to the latest Aspeed VGA driver in your OS before upgrading IPMI firmware v3.80 or later.
This zip file contains BIOS ROM, Flash utility, and Readme instructions. You may download the free WINZIP utility to extract the contents of this file.
Verify Your Download
To ensure the file you downloaded has not been corrupted or tampered with, compare its unique digital fingerprint (hash) to the official value below.
To ensure the file you downloaded has not been corrupted or tampered with, compare its unique digital fingerprint (hash) to the official value below.
How to Check Your File
Operating System |
Command to Run |
|---|---|
| Windows (10/11) | Powershell: Get-FileHash 'path\to\DowloadedFileName' -Algorithm SHA256 cmd: certutil -hashfile 'path\to\DowloadedFileName' SHA256 |
| macOS/Linux | sha256sum 'path/to/DowloadedFileName' |
Verification
If the hash value generated by your command exactly matches the official checksum above, your file is intact and authentic. Supermicro recommends validating the downloaded file using multiple hash algorithms.
If the hash value generated by your command exactly matches the official checksum above, your file is intact and authentic. Supermicro recommends validating the downloaded file using multiple hash algorithms.
WARNING!
It is recommended to flash the Firmware for your system only when there is a Firmware-related issue. Flashing the wrong firmware can cause irreparable damage to the system.
In no event shall Supermicro be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising from a firmware update.
It is recommended to flash the Firmware for your system only when there is a Firmware-related issue. Flashing the wrong firmware can cause irreparable damage to the system.
In no event shall Supermicro be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising from a firmware update.