Download Download NVIDIA MCX75310AAS-NEAT SmartNIC Firmware 28.36.1010 for OS Independent Free

Firmware is added at the time of manufacture to run user programs on the device, which can be thought of as the software that allows the hardware to run. Embedded firmware is used to control the functions of various hardware devices and systems in the same way that a computer’s operating system (OS) controls the functions of software applications. Firmware can be written in read-only memory (ROM), erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM), or flash memory.

The ConnectX-7 Smart Host Channel Adapter (HCA) features the NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand architecture to deliver the highest network performance for the world’s most challenging workloads. ConnectX-7 delivers ultra-low latency, 400Gb/s throughput and innovative NVIDIA in-network compute acceleration engine for additional acceleration to deliver the scalability and power needed for supercomputers, artificial intelligence and hyperscale cloud data centers Rich technology.

Changes and new features:

– IB/Ethernet (IB NDR / 200GbE) supported ConnectX-7 adapter card now uses its default link protocol. See the “Supported Devices” section of these release notes for a list of these cards, see the cards that have (default mode) in their description.
– Enabled configuration of OEM public key for OEM NVconfig file signature verification.

Bug fixes:

– Fixed an issue that caused Downstream Port Containment (DPC) not to be exposed on the downstream ports of top-level PCIe switches in products that support PCIe switches.
– Fixed PRBS lock loss (raised by PRBS_CHK_ERR_CNT_NO_CLR field) when configuring PRBS mode first on a ConnectX-7 adapter card and then on a Wedge400 switch.
– Fixed wqe_based_steering CQE not being generated when causing errors.
– Aligned RDE behavior with DSP0266 v1.15.0 Table 23.
– Fixed a rare issue that caused the link not to improve when connecting a ConnentX-7 adapter card to an IXIA at PAM4 speed.
– Fixed an issue where moving between the DETECT and POLLING CONFIG states in RTL caused the device link to drop and the device to fail to get traffic.
– When connecting a ConnectX-7 adapter card to a ConnectX-5 or NVIDIA Spectrum switch, configuring 10G/40G first and then 100G will cause the link to fail.
– When connecting MMS4X00-NL400 transceiver at 200Gb/s speed, the connection may become unstable.
– When connecting a ConnectX-7 adapter card to a ConnectX-7 adapter card with one side configured as RM Loopback, and the ports are switched, you may experience link flapping.
– Live migration of MPV accessory function pairs is not supported when the port number is changed. Each function should remain on the same port number as before the migration.
– FCS indication calculated incorrectly when packet is decapsulated.
– SPDM get measurements may return an invalid signature (request parameter 2 = 0) when performed without a measurement included.
– The SPDM challenge command returns the hashes of all measurements without headers.
– Using an optical cable longer than 30m to connect an HDR device to an NDR device will result in bandwidth degradation.
– Enables constant clock skew (visible using PPS output) when using PTP sync devices at 25G or 10G port link speeds.
– Fixed an issue that caused the Pkey table to fail to update and send incorrect values ​​when using GLOBAL_GVMI instead of vport0_gvmi to send MAD processed in a long process.
– Fixed wrong lane mapping to Serdes when OSFP port is selected and only 4 lanes are used.

About network adapter firmware:

Once connected, the operating system usually installs generic firmware that helps the computer recognize the newly connected device.

However, if you want to take advantage of all the features your network adapter has to offer, you must apply the appropriate software. This task also allows the computer to correctly identify all device characteristics such as manufacturer, chipset, technology, etc.

Updating the adapter’s firmware and utility versions may improve overall performance and stability, increase transfer speeds, fix various compatibility issues and some network-related bugs, and bring various other changes.

To install this release, simply grab the package, unpack it if necessary, run the installer, and follow the on-screen instructions. Don’t forget to reboot your system and reconnect your network adapters when you’re done to make sure all changes take effect properly.

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