MC Extractor
Intel, AMD, VIA & Freescale
Microcode Extraction Tool
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This thread is meant as a place to discuss MC Extractor's functionality.
You can find all details and download links at the project's Github page.
Any issues or suggestions should be reported at the Github Issues page.
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MC Extractor v1.0.1 :
Intel containers are now extracted in one step
Fixed missing AMD loose pattern (-false)
Updated Microcode Repository Database to r2
Microcode Repository Database r2 :
cpu000906E9_plat22_ver00000034_date10-07-2016
cpu00050663_plat10_ver0700000C_date24-05-2016
cpu000306C3_plat32_ver00000021_date10-05-2016
Thank you Pacman, first MCE report! You know how to manually add to the DB, right? It’s -pdb and then copy-paste from the equivalent file that got generated (Intel, AMD or VIA).
Also, for now, if you spot full APL SPI images, you should keep them because I don’t know how TXE3 is structured exactly, whether it has SKUs and so on. Just a heads up. 
Yes, thank you, just added it 
Intel Linux Processor Microcode Data File Version: 20161104
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!New_cpu000306F2_plat6F_ver00000039_date07-10-2016
!New_cpu000406F1_platEF_ver0B00001F_date07-10-2016
!New_cpu00050663_plat10_ver0700000D_date12-10-2016
Nice, thank you Pacman. 
For anyone who doesn’t know, you can use parameter -cont to extract immediately the microcodes of Intel containers (dat, inc, h, txt) and their variations.
@ plutomaniac
My friend! When the update the database? :))
cpu000806E9_platC0_ver00000042_date#02-10-2016
Sorry to be late for the database update
cpu000806E9_platC0_ver00000042.zip (94.2 KB)
Thank you! No worries, people can use -pdb to add manually if they want.
cpu000906E9_plat22_ver0000003C_date05-09-2016
