- Changed the default FEC configuration for the "Protocol Aware" and "Active DME Modules" (ETH cables).
- Fixed firmware measurements calculation.
- Fixed an issue that caused Live Migration to hang during the "save" stage.
- Fixed the cr_space in port configuration to prevent wrong timestamp of cqes.
- Added support for LED scheme #2 to MCX750500B-0D0K / MCX750500B-0D00 adapter cards.
- Fixed a rare issue that prevented changes in mlxconfig from taking effect upon warm reboot.
- Added a small delay after the power up process to fix an issue that occasionally caused the module to be unstable after the power up.
- Fixed a code mismatch in the process of handling the cause to the link being down when the remote faults were received.
- Fixed a wrong parameter in the cable info MAD that resulted in unnecessary messages in the log.
- Disabled PCI power event messages on OCP 3.0 adapter cards according to the spec requirements.
- Fixed an issue that caused the buffer for PLDM firmware update that were pending NIC requests to not being properly locked in case of PLDM-over-NC-SI, and consequently being corrupted by other flows.
- Fixed an issue that prevent MSI Interrupts from being advertised correctly, resulting in the wrong MSI being sent.
- "Get Temperature" OEM command now always returns a unified temperature.
- Changed the bar configuration algorithm so that the last update to the bar address will be the one that takes affect when the host configures the same bar address for two different PFs.
- Fixed an issue that caused the firmware to miscalculate the value of the maximum current temperature measured from all the diodes (found in the Internal_sensor_curr_temp field).
- Improved SPDM v1.0 compatibility. SPDM measurements signature additional fixes.
- Fixed a HW bug that resulted in transaction loss that when cache replacement transaction occurs in parallel to code transcoding.
- The eeprom module gets stuck in polling in 20% of the times after reset. To resolve the issue, a delay after config module to high power was added.
- Fixed a linkup failure issue that occurred when connecting to a 25GbE transceiver by clearing the PSI Aging before trying to open Tx power.
- The "Bad Signal Integrity" message seen after power cycle can be safely ignored. The user should monitor BER number.
- Fixed a statics issue that caused the i2c access to module to lock and stuck the switch.
- Added support for hairpin drop counter in QUERY_VNIC_ENV command.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the get_func_num_from_pci_func_num function from returning the value "-1" for undefined function type.
- Fixed Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) value calculation for correct readings from the MMA4Z00 optical cable module.
- Added a locking mechanism to protect the firmware from a race condition between insertion and deletion of the same rule in parallel. Such behavior occasionally resulted in firmware accessing a memory that has already been released, thus causing IOMMU / translation error. Note: This fix will not impact insertion rate for tables owned by SW steering.
- Fixed a race condition that led to a firmware assert upon driver removal, or when changing the ETH flow control scheme in case of a stress of larger than MTU ingress packets.
- Fixed QoS Shaper handling behavior for non-transmitting applications.
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