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HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 #21

Open Gelob opened 10 months ago

Gelob commented 10 months ago

also had to use the python script. HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 BIOS U54 2.12 (latest)

checking /dev/mtd0...
reading from /dev/mtd0...
descriptor_map0=0x40003
descriptor_map1=0x50100608
descriptor_map2=0x230
num_regions=0xA
flash_region_base_addr=0x40
flash_descriptor_reg0=0x0
flash_descriptor_reg1=0x7FFF
flash_descriptor_reg2=0x7FF0002
flash_descriptor_reg3=0x7FFF
flash_descriptor_reg4=0x10001
flash_descriptor_reg5=0x7FFF
flash_descriptor_reg6=0x7FFF
flash_descriptor_reg7=0x7FFF
flash_descriptor_reg8=0x7FFF
flash_descriptor_reg9=0x7FFF
image_size=0x7fffff
reading... IfdPartition(region=0x0 (desc), offset=0x0, size=0xfff)
reading... IfdPartition(region=0x2 (me), offset=0x2000, size=0x7fdfff)
failed to read: [Errno 5] Input/output error
reading... IfdPartition(region=0x4 (platform), offset=0x1000, size=0xfff)
writing hpe-proliant-proliant_dl380_gen11-p52534-b21.bin...
done!

hpe-proliant-proliant_dl380_gen11-p52534-b21.zip

hughsie commented 10 months ago

This didn't do very well, needs investigation:

../../fwupd-test-roms/hpe-proliant-proliant_dl380_gen11-p52534-b21.bin
FuIfdFirmware              : 0 -> 1
FuIfdImage                 : 0 -> 3
Lines                      : 0 -> 50
hughsie commented 10 months ago

Ohh, there's no BIOS partition in the IFD!

Gelob commented 10 months ago

Anything I should look at to help with this? (BIOS options, etc) ?

hughsie commented 10 months ago

Nah, I've asked our resident expert and they're not sure either. It's probably something funky because it's a server platform with a BMC -- I'm just a bit confused bot it actually boots :)