AMD Instinct™ MI200 Accelerator Firmware Update Tool Maintenance Update 1.0 Release Notes

About This Document

• Version: 1.00
• Last Updated: 11-21-2022

This document describes the Maintenance Update package for MI200 GPU firmware and information about downloading and installing firmware updates. 

List of Supported Operating Systems

Linux Distribution Support

GPU Support

Documentation Updates for Maintenance Update 1.0

Release Documentation - Download and Installation Instructions

The User’s Guide provides both download and installation instructions for this maintenance update.

• AMD FW Flash User's Guide

What's New in this Release

In this package, AMD is providing a new release of the firmware for MI200 GPU accelerators, and a firmware install tool – AMD FW FLASH.  Additional details for the firmware can be found in IFWI Release Notes.

AMD Instinct™ Firmware Release Notes

• MI250 IFWI Release Notes 58063_1.00
• MI210 IFWI Release Notes 58064_1.00

Deprecations and Warnings

AMD does not support different versions of firmware (IFWI) running in the same system.  All GPU accelerators should be at the same level independent of hive affiliation.  All GPU's should be updated or rolled back to the same firmware version prior to running operationally.

The AMD FW Flash tool, amdfwflash, is not intended to be used in a Virtual Machine/Guest OS environment. Using the amdfwflash tool in a Virtual Machine/Guest OS may result in an undefined behavior and unsupported configuration.

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