Flash Intel Arc GPU Firmware in Linux

[anthonylavado]

I missed that and actually used the executable from the Solaris17 git, but with the library built by the Intel repo.

I mean, everything is working 😅

[TheDreadPirate]

I updated the walk through with build instructions.

[Winthryth]

Is there a command/way to check what version of the firmware you are currently running? You could then also use this to confirm the install went well.

[TheDreadPirate]

Replace "update" in all the igsc commands with "version".

[toytown]

Is there a command/way to check what version of the firmware you are currently running? You could then also use this to confirm the install went well.

you can check "fw", "oprom-data" "oprom-code" and "fw-data" using the version command, here is the output of my Arc380 Asrock

Code:

./igsc fw version --device /dev/mei1
Device: FW Version: DG02_2.2243
./igsc oprom-data version --device /dev/mei1
OPROM DATA Version: 14 00 19 04 00 00 00 00
./igsc oprom-code version --device /dev/mei1
OPROM CODE Version: 14 00 19 04 00 00 00 00
./igsc fw-data version --device /dev/mei1
Device: Fw Data Version: Major Version: 101, OEM Manufacturing Data Version: 0, Major VCN: 0

[Host-in-the-Shell]

Thank you for updating the guide with the additional steps. Kind of a bummer that these aren't upstreamed to something like fwupd to facilitate this whole process, though. Intel being generally more Linux friendly than other companies, you'd expect some better support than that.

[Winthryth]

I suggest a small update to your introductions. " the OPROM code (at the top of the oprom column), " is no longer true. The OPROM (DG2) column is now ordered alphabetically, so "DG2:" is just somewhere in the middle.

[TheDreadPirate]

I suggest a small update to your introductions. " the OPROM code (at the top of the oprom column), " is no longer true. The OPROM (DG2) column is now ordered alphabetically, so "DG2:" is just somewhere in the middle.

Updated.  Thanks for pointing that out.