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Intel 600p firmware update for linux?

GMill7
New Contributor

Hi

Any way to find out if there will be a fix for the issue below with the 600P?

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1402533 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1402533

I waited to May but the recent firmware update didn't include the 600P; stayed at v109C

Starting to think I should be asking for a refund

Geoffrey

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idata
Esteemed Contributor III

Hello Geoffrey.Mills,

We look forward to finding out if that setup returns the same results.Best regards,Carlos A.

RRieg1
New Contributor

Hello,

Like the other thread

The last issdfut_2.2.1.iso seems broken to boot and install.

Please someone confirm that. The Package is today unavailable on the Intel dowload center. Is it a new ISO build in construction ?

SJank1
New Contributor

I wrote the ISO image to a USB flash drive yesterday and managed to upgrade the firmware that way. However installing a Debian Testing ISO image from a few weeks ago still didn't give me a usable install as I got the same hangs as before. I will try with a beta from a few days ago and with the latest CentOS 7 image to see if the issue persists. If I had known that Intel sells SSDs that are not supported on Linux from the very beginning, I would never have bought it. Now I only hope the drive will be usable with Linux one day so it will not have been a complete waste of money. As for future M.2 drives I will probably stick with slightly more expensive but supported Samsung ones.

RRieg1
New Contributor

SAJ2017, how exactly did you manage to burn the ISO image ?. I tried many software and tweaking of them in vain, the USB is recognized as bootable but does not in neither PC of mine.

[edit] the SHA256 of my issdfut_2.2.1.iso is 36cfb6635037f32759333e45ce5d4f714bbe91d7d8b2cda489f2a5a0082568c5

SJank1
New Contributor

I didn't burn it but wrote it to a USB flash drive using the latest version of Unetbootin. After that I booted it from the boot menu using legacy support instead of EFI.

SHA256SUM: 36cfb6635037f32759333e45ce5d4f714bbe91d7d8b2cda489f2a5a0082568c5 *issdfut_2.2.1.iso

MD5SUM: 16c9fc8b1197a97e811fa2550b632eef *issdfut_2.2.1.iso