15.5 and 15.9 are completely different development branches. Furthermore: The BIOS module should never belong to a newer development branch than the in-use RAID driver. The v15.5 driver knows nothing about the functionality of the v15.9 BIOS module.
from longer testing "ROM 18.31 works fine on CM238+gt75 7re" no disk errors …,.,no lag ,.,.still no old problem with freezing
and bios "bug - disk info screen" this look like cosmetic problem thanks for this forum
@Monstieur
Welcome to the Win-RAID Forum!
AFAIK the latest Intel RSTe EFI VROC “RaidDriver” modules from the v7 platform are the v7.7.0.1054 ones, which I am offering within the start post of this thread.
As you can see >here<, the former Win-RAID Forum hasn’t offered newer ones.
Enjoy the new Forum!
Dieter (alias Fernando)
@frwil
Thanks for the new RST v19 platform Intel EFI VMD BIOS module. It is now linked within the start post of this thread.
@all interested Forum members
Although the start post of this thread is up-to-date regarding the links to the latest Intel EFI RaidDriver and VmdDriver modules, it urgently needs a complete renewal. Due to the Forum move from Xobor to Level1techs the formatting has become very ugly. Furthermore many links to the old modules do not work anymore, because they are either outdated or linked to an FTP Server, which I don’t use anymore.
Who is able and willing to start a new thread about this topic? Interested Forum members should send me a PM.
Dear Forum members and visitors,
since the start post of this thread was not usable anymore due to the broken links and the irritating formatting, I have spent the last 2 days for a complete manually done reconstruction of it.
It was a horrible and nerve-wracking experience for me!
Now I know why nobody replied to my last post.
If anyone among you should find a mistake or a broken link within the updated start post, please let me know it.
UBU names files incorrectly. There is now tSATA, not just sSATA. No OROM.
Otherwise, I don’t think there’s much point in bothering with this line. VROC requires a paid key and unfortunately it doesn’t work as it should. This was a pretty bad decision on Intel’s part.
need go ask again , that mobo you connect ch41a programmer is that a newer one or just in that mobo u upgrade , and then read? but the new code u just download later "sata drivers " and programm it ? i knoow its harder but ( read + Code + Check + save? ) and is it possible to update my ga-p55m-ud2 rev 1.1 legacy bios to gpt Uefi ? right know it only works with mbr +ntfs+ uefi-csm latest upgrade is f11 -2010 and i think year 2011-12 gigabyte have a uefi bios , or can i recode to an msi z45-55? @Fernando