Integrated Management Module update v1.14 for Linux - IBM BladeCenter and System x

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ibm_fw_imm_yuoo73m_linux_32-64.vol1.egg

ibm_fw_imm_yuoo73m_linux_32-64.vol2.egg

ibm_fw_imm_yuoo73m_linux_32-64.vol3.egg

Supported systems:

• IBM System x3200 M3 (7327, 7328)
• IBM System x3250 M3 (4252, 4251, 4261)
• IBM System x3400 M2 (7836, 7837)
• IBM System x3400 M3 (7378, 7379)
• IBM System x3500 M2 (7839)
• IBM System x3500 M3 (7380)
• IBM System x3550 M2 (7946, 4198)
• IBM System x3550 M3 (7944, 4254)
• IBM System x3620 M3 (7376)
• IBM System x3650 M2 (7947, 4199)
• IBM System x3650 M3 (7945, 4255, 7376)
• IBM System x iDataPlex dx360 M2 server (7323, 7321, 6380)
• IBM System x iDataPlex dx360 M3 server (6391)

Change history

IMPORTANT: Make sure the current IMM firmware level is 1.07 or later before you update the uEFI firmware or DSA Preboot firmware. The recommended firmware update sequence is IMM followed by UEFI followed by DSA Preboot.

IMPORTANT: When updating via any method other than UpdateXpress Systems Packs, Bootable Media Creator, or the AMM, wait at least six minutes after the IMM update completes before you initiate any planned uEFI or DSA Preboot firmware updates.

IMPORTANT: When updating through AMM, after the IMM update is complete, wait at least fifteen minutes before you initiate any planned uEFI or DSA Preboot firmware updates.
Note: If you are updating to IMM version 1.09 or higher with AMM version 50L or higher, wait at least ten minutes before you initiate any planned UEFI or DSA Preboot firmware updates.

IMPORTANT: Due to an Intel errata, if your server is running a 32-bit Linux Operating System, C-states may need to be disabled while updating uEFI, IMM, or DSA Preboot through the Linux command line interface. See RETAIN TIP H195678 for more information. Updates performed through the AMM, Bootable Media Creator, or the IMM web or CLI interfaces do not have this requirement.

IMPORTANT: If your server has advanced management module (AMM) level 50G or earlier and you will be updating multiple blades in the chassis, restart the AMM once before beginning multiple updates.

Note: Updated firmware version numbers might not be visible in SMBIOS tables until after the server is rebooted.

Note: When updating the IMM firmware from a version earlier than version 1.05 (build YUOO32F) to version 1.05 or newer, the Remote Alert Recipient Email Addresses and the Daylight Saving Time setting will revert to the default setting. Users that utilize these settings will need to set them again after the update.

Version 1.14, YUOO73M

Problem(s) Fixed:

• Corrected a problem compiling MIB
• Fixed a problem when second CPU might not been recognized by IMM but it shows in DMI table during several times power cycle on IBM System x3550
• Fixed a problem where web session will hang when stay in System Status page
• Fixed a problem that undefined IMM LAN port to be detected by LAN scanner software
• Fixed web page pop-up error message after upgrading IMM from 48d and 57f
• Fixed power/thermal calibration error in x3620 M3 model
• Fixed a problem where the IMM sometimes get CPU Automatically Throttled event log after DC power cycle
• Fixed a problem where the IMM sometimes get Redundancy Lost for "Cooling Zone n" event log during IMM DC power cycle
• Fixed a problem where the IMM doesn't send Ambient Temp 'Upper critical' alert in x3400/x3500 M3 model
• Fixed a problem where the IMM doesn't send IOH Temp 03h - transition to Non-recoverable from less severe alert in x3400/x3500 M3 model

Enhancement:

• Fan control enhancement for Performance mode
• Added 675W DC PSU support
• Added 550W PSU support
• Improve power readings accuracy on 3550/3650/3620 M3 model

Version 1.10, YUOO57J

Problem(s) Fixes:

• Fixed a problem where the IMM sometimes incorrectly reports Processor 1 (CPU 1) internal error

See the CHANGE HISTORY file for complete details.