#Makemkv software is too old install
#Makemkv software is too old update
#Makemkv software is too old driver
#Makemkv software is too old upgrade
#Makemkv software is too old code

Some people may get the MIC card of a very old flash version(just like me, the card is produced in 2013.1). Dear Frances, do you have any suggestion? Thank you very much. I don't know whether or not my approach is feasible.

#Makemkv software is too old upgrade

It is like a two-step upgrade MPSS procedure.

#Makemkv software is too old update

It seems that I need a more previous version of MPSS to upgrade the flash of my MIC card to version 375(or higher) and then update the MIC card through the current version of MPSS. But disappointly, I found that in N-2 version of MPSS, if somebody wants to update the flash, it is still required that the flash version to be >=375.(please see the section of updating flash & SMC in readme-en.txt of N-2 version mpss_gold_update_3-13). I followed the suggestions before to try the N-2 version of MPSS. The output of miccheck indicates that the flash version doesn't meet the requirement of MPSS. If the flash version is too old, it can not upgrade the flash of MIC. The current version of MPSS requires the flash version to be >=375 to upgrade the flash to 382(released with the mpss_gold_update_3-16).

#Makemkv software is too old install

When I tried to install the MPSS on the host server, I met the same problem of the flash version of MIC being too old.

I got the MIC card in Janurary,2013, but I set up a server which supports the MIC card just a few days before. I met the exactly same problem with Prasanna. I guess, I may need to install a more previous version of MPSS to update my flash to 375 first, and then I install the current version of MPSS(-13) to finally get the flash up to date. Well, the flash version of My MIC is just 371, I do not meet the requirements update my flash via MPSS N-2. O PREREQUISITES: - Uninstall prior version of MPSS and install new version - Starting version of Flash must be >= 375, if not, contact your Intel support representative The flash version of MIC is too old, the output of `miccheck` indates thatДЄfter seeing your suggestion, I went to '' to check for the MPSS N-2.Д«ut just as Prasanna pointed out in the following posts, in the readme-en.txt released with MPSS N-2 (), in Section 7.2: I strongly suspect that you have version 1.7 or earlier because the current N-2 version comes with 1.8. The SMC and flash version numbers are only available from micinfo when the coprocessor is booted. PS: I have pasted the micinfo output below: How do I find out which SMC firmware version is currently running? Is it safe to continue with SMC Bootloader update and flash update even if I don't know what versions are currently installed? I don't want to end up bricking the device. But when I execute micinfo it says 'NotAvailable' for SMC Firmware Version. Execute /opt/intel/mic/bin/micinfo to identify the SMC firmware version installed on the card.'. However, the readme file says 'This configuration is required for 'SMC Firmware Version 1.7' or earlier. I have installed the N-2 version of MPSS and trying to go through the steps in section 7.2. MIC 0 Test 8 Ensure Flash version matches manifest : FAILED MIC 0 Test 7 Compare the PCI configuration : OK MIC 0 Test 6 Send data to the device : OK

#Makemkv software is too old code

MIC 0 Test 5 Check the POST code via SCIF : OK MIC 0 Test 2 Check the POST code via PCI : OK

#Makemkv software is too old driver

Test 3 Ensure driver matches manifest : OK Test 1 Ensure installation matches manifest : FAILED Miccheck -15, created 11:31:20 Jun 21 2013Д¬opyright 2011-2013 Intel Corporation All rights reserved Please let me know if you need any more info from me. I have pasted the output of miccheck and micinfo below for your reference. If I do not want to update the flash, what problems would I face? Can I continue using the 372 version without issues? Is it safe to continue flashing the Xeon Phi in spite of the older flash version currently on the device? If not, what should be done?Дў. According to the MPSS readme, one of the prerequisites for updating the flash is 'Starting version of Flash must be >= 375, if not, contact yourВ Intel support representative'. Lastly, i saw that some enclosures / USB adaptors won't support the low level flashing commands.The flash version on our Intel Xeon Phi appears to beВ 2. I also saw some indication that the hardware is the same, so I can possibly cross-flash to a faster drives firmware. Am I right in understanding that there's a 'sweet spot' that, too early of a firmware version, and it can't read UHD discs, but to recent (1.3? 1.4?) and you can't run LibreDrive and thus can't rip? I've only really been looking at this for a few hours, and I'm a little confused. A regular bluray disc went fine and ripped fine. Out of curiosity, I tried to read a UHD disk, but it wasn't recognized. I just salvaged a WH14NS40 from an old PC and slapped it into a Vantec USB 3 enclosure.