The iLO web interface allows me to upload a.bin file ( Obtain the firmware image (.bin) file from the Online ROM Flash Component for HP Integrated Lights-Out.)The iLO web interface redirects me to a page in the HP support website where I am supposed to find this.bin firmware, but no luck for me. The support website is a mess and very slow, badly categorized and generally unusable.Where can I find this.bin file? The only related link I am able to find asks me about my server operating system (what does this have to do with the iLO?!) and lets me download an.iso with no.bin fileAnd also a related question: what is the latest iLO 3 version? (for Proliant DL380 G7, not sure if the iLO is tied to the server model).

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Hp Ilo 5 Firmware

Thanks, I found it myself. The problem all along was that I was selecting my OS (Ubuntu 12.04) and apparently HP does not offer a firmware installer for Ubuntu. Now I have selected Red Hat and there it is: an installer (.scexe executable) which I can unpack. My confusion comes from the fact that I did not know what to expect, and that selecting my host OS was offering some downloads, but no firmware and no firmware installer. Now the iLO is updating, hopefully without problems.–Jan 10 '15 at 8:46. For convenience, the latest versions of the firmware are being tracked at, and independently by.At time of writing, they are:. Mozart divertimento. ILO1: (30-Apr-2014).

ILO2: (12-Oct-2017). ILO3: (iLO3 v 1.89.2, 07-Jul-2017). ILO4: (iLO4 v 2.55.10, 16-Aug-2017).

ILO5: (iLO5 v 1.55, 25-Sep-2017)The links are direct download for.scexe files. They are tar.gz archives prepended by a shell script, but can be detected and extracted by 7-Zip. Inside there is a.bin file, which you can extract and upload directly to the iLO.

Contents.Installer Compatibility TableThis table is a community maintained matrix of builds and their compatibility with various HP ProLiant systems. This page does not infer official support from HP. Information on official HP support offerings for Debian can be found on. There is a HP support documentation about Debian GNU / Linux 6.0 Squeeze installation on ProLiant servers. (Hostname downloads.linux.hp.com referred in PDF file should be read downloads.linux.hpe.com.) You may need firmware blobs found at and and instructions found at installation manual. SystemConfigInstallerInstallation ReportSummaryStretchMicroServer Gen10AMD Opteron Processor (X3xxx)stretch-4.9.0-4-amd64-netinstNothing unusual in kernel logs.Works fine, but after reboot no display visible.

HP recommends to, but it does not work with Stretch. Adding 'nomodeset' to kernel command line works around the issue in Stretch. Solution is to install firmware-linux-nonfreeJessieMicroServer Gen8 G2020TIntel Pentium Processor G2020T (original), 2 x KTH-PL316E/8G = 16 GB RAM, Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 332i Adapter (original), Dynamic Smart Array B120i Controller (Single disk, RAID 0) (original), No MicroSD or internal USBjessie-8.6.0-amd64-netinstNothing unusual in kernel logs.Works fine, no firmware needed. No need to disable AHCI if boot order is configured appropriately in BIOS or iLO4.

(System will beep before bootloader starts however.)DL380 Gen9Smart Array P440ar, SAS to HP 1-8 G2 Tape Autoloader, RAID-1 and 10debian-8.5.0-amd64-CD-1.isoUsed HP's 'Intelligent Provisioning' to configure RAID devices before starting installation. Installation itself straightforward (100 MB UEFI boot, 500 MB boot, rest LVM PV).After installation and boot from internal storage some fixes: 1) firmware-linux-nonfree required for tg3. 2) Tape Autoloader not detected until installed kernel 4.6.3 from Jessie backports. 3) kernel parameters: nofb nomodeset nosplash vga=normal video=vesafb:off (may not all have been necessary) to get more than first few boot messages on local console.DL380 Gen9Smart Array P440ar, SAS, RAID-1debian-8.2.0-amd64-DVD-1.isoWorked fine.