Windows and Linux System Update Package (SFUP) Installation and Operation Instructions

Intel highly recommends reading this document in its entirety before performing the system update.
Verifying that your system meets the documented requirements will ensure a successful update and 
provide the most reliable system functionality after the update has completed.

 
Released - July 2026

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This update package includes the following production-signed package/SW versions and update utility version:


    System BIOS    -R01.02.0006
    ME Firmware    -06.01.04.215.0
    BMC Firmware   -3.02-6
    FRU            -0.09
    CPLD           -v5p4

    sysfwupdt  - Version 16.0.12
--- Supported Products ---
  

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    IMPORTANT NOTES
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!!  If an issue is encountered while attempting to install R01.02.0004 on Windows OS, please manually uninstall the old version of the Sysfwupdt driver from your system, and then run the startup.bat file again. !! 

!!  From BIOS R01.02.0004, user must add the parameter 'UpdateNvram' in the BIOS script before performing a firmware downgrade to lower versions; otherwise, TCC events may be recorded in SEL.
     Note the "UpdateNvram" parameter will reset all previously configured BIOS settings to their default values. !!
     
!! BIOS R01.02.0003 contains the new secure boot components KEK and DB for Microsoft 2025.
    KEK – Microsoft Corporation KEK 2K Certificate Authority (CA) 2023*.
    DB – Windows UEFI CA 2023*, Microsoft UEFI CA 2023* and Microsoft Option ROM UEFI CA 2023*.
    Please be aware that new secure boot keys are necessary for Windows 2025. To update the new DB/KEK keys, previous secure boot keys stored in BIOS must be removed. The user must include the "UpdateNvram" parameter when flashing 
    BIOS R01.002.0003 image. 
    Note the "UpdateNvram" parameter will reset all previously configured BIOS settings to their default values.!!

!! Add "startup_CAP.sh & startup_CAP.bat" to update CPLD, BMC, FRU, BIOS & BIOS_CAP all at once on one reboot. 
   be aware that because R01.02.0001 supporting Intel(R) 5th Xeon Scalable Family Processor an internal security key would make BIOS CAP file update FAIL during FW update process on one reboot.
   BIOS R01.01.0005 -> BIOS R01.02.0001 can't update CAP on one reboot. !! 

!! Firmware check is not applicable,  hence updates will be triggered even when 
   the versions in the system and in the SFUP package are same !!

!! Do NOT interrupt or reboot or remove power from your system during the update
   process. Doing so may render your system inoperable. !!

!! Do NOT attempt to down rev the system software once loaded on to the system.
   Doing so may render your system inoperable. !!

!! All updates provided in this package are installed using the Windows*
   and Linux* operating environment only. !!

!! Do not modify any of the script files. The scripts as written will provide 
   the most reliable update experience. !!
   
!! Refer to the userguide which is available in sysfwupdt folder for any update
   sceanrios or sysfwupdt commands. !!

!! R01.02.0002_CAPSULE_Customized_signed.cap file needs to be modified before 
   update. Otherwise update will fail !!

!! Added the "startup_CAP" script to update all FW components and BIOS 
   customization cap file !!

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    SUPPORTED PRODUCTS
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Intel(R) Server Board D50DNP Family.

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    SFUP CONTENTS
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Windows*: startup.bat and sysfwupdt\Win_x64 directory which contains sysfwupdt
          executable for Windows 64 bit OS.
Linux*  : startup.sh and sysfwupdt\Linux_x64 directory which contains
          installable .rpm for RHEL, SLES and UBUNTU
UPDATE  : bios_cap_update.bat, bios_cap_update.sh, bios_update.bat, bios_update.sh,
	  bmc_update.bat, bmc_update.sh, cpld_update.bat, cpld_update.sh,
	  driver_install.bat, driver_uninstall.bat, frusdr_update.bat,
          frusdr_update.sh, startup.bat, startup.sh, 
	  sysfwupdt_install.sh, sysfwupdt_uninstall.sh
BIOS	: R01.02.0006_DenaliPass_EBG_EMR_UpdateCapsule_prd.bin
BMC	: dnp-signed-OBMC-egs-3.02-6-gc132f5-075b0000-pfr-oob.bin
CPLD	: pfr_dnp_10m50_cfm1_auto_v5p4_prd.bin
ME      : NA
FD      : NA
FRU	: D50DNP1SB.fru,D50DNP1SBB.fru,D50DNP1SBS.fru
OtherFRU: NA
SDR 	: NA
CFG 	: fru_update_noprompt.cfg, master.cfg
PDF     : NA

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    SYSTEM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
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To update the system software stack to the versions included in this update package,
the system software stack currently installed on the target server system MUST meet 
the following, or else the update may fail:
 
the currently loaded system firmware stack on the system must meet the following:
  

    System BIOS    -R01.02.0005
    ME Firmware    -06.01.04.203.0
    BMC Firmware   -2.94-0
    CPLD           -v5p4

   

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    IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE UPDATE PROCEDURE
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- Windows : When startup.bat is executed, the update order is CPLD, BMC, FRU and
            BIOS followed by a system reset.
- Linux :   When "./startup.sh" is executed, it uninstalls existing sysfwupdt
            (if any) and installs latest sysfwupdt from SFUP. The update order
            is CPLD, BMC, FRU and BIOS followed by a system reset.

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    GENERAL INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
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1. Unzip the contents of the SFUP package to any directory.
2. Windows : from SFUP directory open a command prompt or powershell and execute
	     startup.bat
3. Linux  :  from SFUP directory open a terminal and execute "./startup.sh"
   
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Please refer to the respective "Release Notes" files for complete list of known
issues, workarounds and detailed requirements: 

	- ReleaseNotesBMC_3.02-6.txt
	- ReleaseNotesFRU_0.09.txt
	- ReleaseNotesBIOS_R01.02.0006.txt
	- ReleaseNotesCPLD_5.4.txt