On 13.01.2016 02:30, Elmar Stellnberger wrote:
Am 2016-01-12 um 23:50 schrieb Carl-Daniel Hailfinger:
Do any of the commands mention the name or manufacturer of the flash chip where the firmware is stored?
My idea was to let msecli collect debug information in this case:
sbin/msecli -P debugBX100.zip -n /dev/sde
zip file created ... .... success
** output: see for the attachement
Maybe you can analyse the binary dump for debugging by strings or so.
also of interest:
sbin/msecli -C -i -n /dev/sde >identity-data
msecli -D ... gives no useful information msecli -G / -m / -Z ... is not supported by BX100
AFAICS this SSD uses the "ATA Download Microcode" command. On Linux, you can probably use hdparm --fwdownload to update the firmware of your SSD. No warranty, though, and I have no idea if you can use the firmware image as-is or if you have to patch/edit it first.
This also means flashrom is not the right tool for your SSD.
Regards, Carl-Daniel