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Rule 10: No bamboozling Links • • Tech Support Megathreads: • • • • • • • • • Related Subreddits. This is in relation to the segfault & mce issues seen here: Some people have been reporting that Production Week 25 Silicon Chips do not experience the problem that Week 16 silicon chips do. But there is no confirmed evidence on this since I do not have the segfault issue with a very early production run chip. In light of this I want to gain some insight on the diversity of microcode, or even steppings out there. If you have confirmed that you also have the segfault/mce (sudden restarts) issue, please do state so, but this is not the sole objective of this post.
UPDATE: How to read your Production Batch Number, feel free to include this in your posting too if you are able to obtain it. Post the output of following command below and state your Motherboard and BIOS version: get your CPU version and microcode grep 'stepping model microcode' /proc/cpuinfo head -4 get BIOS Version dmesg grep -e 'DMI.*BIOS' Here's my example: ASRock X370 Gaming K4, BIOS P3.00 model: 1 model name: AMD Ryzen 7 1700X Eight-Core Processor stepping: 1 microcode: 0x8001126 • • • • •.
To find this info on a windows system you can use regedit and search the key 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE HARDWARE DESCRIPTION System CentralProcessor 0' 'ProcessorNameString' contains the processor model; 'Identifier' contains the Model and the Stepping 'Platform Specific Field1' contains the microcode version. AGESA AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (AGESA), is a bootstrap protocol by which system devices on AMD64-architecture mainboards are initialized. The AGESA software in the BIOS of such mainboards is responsible for the initialization of the processor cores, memory, and the HyperTransport controller. AGESA documentation was previously available only to AMD partners that had signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
A form of AGESA source code scrubbed of 'proprietary code, identifiers and concepts' was open-sourced in early 2011 to gain track in coreboot, but these releases were stopped in 2014. [ ] Downvote to remove v0.24 • • • • • • •.
Microcode is like firmware but lower, it can be changed. For example, Intel has an intel-ucode package on Arch. AMD uses linux-firmware and doesn't require any intervention on the part of an Arch Linux user. Microcode can be given by BIOS update or applied by the Linux kernel. Seems AMD is going the BIOS route. EDIT: For clarity, this may be a consistent manufacturing defect that is fixable via microcode or, in the worst case, a new stepping. Or it could be a bug already fixed (inadvertently by some other fix).
Posting microcode version, stepping, and CPU manufacture date (if such a thing is readable via software) and whether or not you can reproduce the issue is extremely helpful. If it is something that is genuinely a hardware flaw, this is what warranties are for. • • • • • • •. Did you download buildloop.sh as well? If it's complaining it can't find it, it's most likely because you downloaded the one shell script without the other. To be honest, the script is pretty rubbish.
The way it's set up makes it break horribly if you try to run it twice in a single boot because it makes a lot of bad assumptions. Still, it (mostly) works as long as you have both buildloop.sh and kill-ryzen.sh in a directory together with the executable bit set for both. ( chmod u+x *.sh) • • • • • • •.