Got access to the ASRock FTP site and saw updated BMC versions. Unfortunately the only one that works is a 1.18 version. I see that Fan Setting is now available that wasn’t available before.
I had Proxmox up and running since yesterday evening, when the power supply decided to die. Changed it, but from then I can not connect to the VE host and to all my VM’s. I did multiple scans for my local network, but VE and the VMs are gone.
I can log in to the shell locally, but when I try to ping anything I receive Destination Host Unreachable. Attached the screenshots of /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/hosts , these settings were working perfectly till yesterday.
Does anyone have an idea how can I get these settings runing again? Want to avoid reinstalling the whole thing for sure.
Could something corrupted during the power outage? I got Proxmox on a Kingston Datacenter ssd, what is claimed to be PLP.
Also, what’s the best way to mount the Noctua N9i? I tried with some M3x12 screws, but I’m having trouble getting good contact between the CPU and the heatsink.
Does anyone here happen to have the P2.10 BIOS? The link from last month has expired, and I’d rather not have to wait for ASRock support. It’s a shame they’ve not uploaded it to their site. I’ve tried 2.08 but the board is simply not booting with a 5800X in it.
The latest BIOS (2.10) and BMC (1.40) updates were posted on the asrock page today: ASRock Rack > X570D4I-2T
(with a warning when downloading the bios that the bmc should be updated as well)
ASRock Technical Support reply me：
Since BMC FW（1.40） has updated the code base, it must be updated through the Socflash tool. Please refer to the following instructions for the update method
Did exactly that, but when I run Socflash with the recommended arguments, asks me to confirm with “y”, then just spits out [Error] Can’t Find the Device, presumably whatever interface ASPEED is supposed to expose to the host which it flashes via.
Before I put this in motion, I have a quick question: Can you update the BIOS/BMC through IPMI with an unsupported CPU in the socket (5600x)? Has anybody attempted that? Thanks!
Yes, I did this today. X570D4I-2T on the stock bios/BMC, with a 5800X installed.
Used the remote management to update the bios to 2.10 without powering the machine on, then booted FreeDOS 13 livecd to update the BMC with the socflash.exe from asrock’s site.
I first tried to update the BMC from its own web UI - the first attempt it failed to validate the image file, the second and third attempts appeared to succeed, but when the BMC restarted after the update, it was still the old version. The note referenced above from ASRock suggesting that socflash is required starts to make sense. I did also try the socflash (lxflash) Linux binary I found in the x570d4u thread, but that failed to talk to the aspeed soc.
What’s the best low profile (1U) CPU cooler that fits this motherboard without removing the backplate or other mods? I’d really prefer if it was screwed on from the top and not through the backplate.
I will go to town with this project today! Wish me luck!