Bnx2 Bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1b.fw Debian 11

[Ronna Bordelon]

Thisis stupid and frustrating. I found a debian + nonfree CD available online. I installed with 2 drives as RAID 0, so single virtual drive. It worked, but I still end up with this boot problem.debian.png753469 9.61 KB

I'm trying to install Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS on a HP ProLiant DL360 G7. During the initial boot I receive the error "can't load firmware file bnx2/bnx2-mips-09-6.2.1b.fw" ... I was able to locate the firmware files and I've tried placing them in the root directory and into /firmware directory that I made on the USB drive that has the install for Ubuntu as per the instructions found at -guide/arm64/ch06s04.html. For some reason the install can't find the files. I'm wondering if there is something I'm missing on how to get the install to recognize the firmware files.

I install debian stretch to my old IBM System x3650 yesterday. This old server has a NetXtreme II BCM5708 Gigabit Ethernet from Broadcom that need a load non free firmware. And my install attempt crash with this error:

In some cases the installer detects the need for non-free firmware and prompts the user to make the firmware available to the installer to complete the installation. This can happen, for example, with wireless network cards which often require non-free firmware to function.

A suggestion, especially when installing on unfamiliar hardware, is to download the firmware archive for your platform and unpack it into a directory named firmware in the root of a removable storage device (USB/CD drive). When the installer starts, it will automatically find the firmware files in the directory on the removable storage and, if needed, install the firmware for your hardware. You can find firmware downloads for your Debian version here: debian firmware.

A partir de Debian GNU/Linux 12.0, siguiendo la Resolucin general 2022 sobre firmware no libre, las imgenes de instalacin oficiales (como netinst) pueden incluir paquetes de firmware no libre. Incluso con esos paquetes de firmware disponibles, pueden faltar algunos archivos de firmware. O uno podra estar usando archivos netboot, que no incluyen paquetes de firmware.

Si un controlador de un dispositivo solicita firmware que no est disponible, el debian-installer mostrar un dilogo ofrecindote la oportunidad de cargar el firmware que falta. Si seleccionas esta opcin, debian-installer buscar ficheros o paquetes que puedan contener el firmware en los dispositivos disponibles. Si los encuentra, copiar el firmware al lugar correcto (/lib/firmware) y se recargar el mdulo del controlador.

Los dispositivos que se escanean y los sistemas de archivos compatibles dependen de la arquitectura, el mtodo de instalacin y la etapa de la instalacin. Especialmente en los primeros pasos de la instalacin, la carga del firmware podra resultar mejor desde una memoria USB con formato FAT. En i386 y amd64, el firmware tambin se puede cargar desde una tarjeta MMC o SD.

El mtodo ms comn para cargar dicho firmware es desde algn medio extrable como una memoria USB. Para preparar una memoria USB (u otro medio como una particin de disco duro), los archivos o paquetes de firmware deben colocarse en el directorio raz o en un directorio llamado /firmware del sistema de archivos del medio. El sistema de archivos que se recomienda utilizar es FAT, ya que es el ms compatible durante las primeras fases de la instalacin.

Los archivos tarball y zip que contienen los paquetes actuales para el firmware ms comn y los metadatos asociados para garantizar una deteccin adecuada por parte del instalador (directorio dep11), estn disponibles en:

Cualquier firmware cargado durante la instalacin se copiar automticamente en el sistema instalado. En la mayora de los casos esto asegurar que el dispositivo que requiere el firmware tambin funcionar correctamente despus de que el sistema se reinicie en el sistema instalado. Sin embargo, si el sistema instalado ejecuta una versin de kernel diferente a la del instalador, existe una pequea posibilidad de que el firmware no se pueda cargar debido a la desviacin de la versin.

Si el firmware se carg desde un paquete de firmware, debian-installer tambin instalar este paquete para el sistema instalado y aadir automticamente la seccin de firmware no libre del archivo del paquete en sources.list de APT. Esto tiene la ventaja de que el firmware se actualizar automticamente si hay una nueva versin disponible.

Si el firmware se carg desde ficheros adicionales, el firmware copiado al sistema instalado no se actualizar automticamente a menos que el correspondiente paquete de firmware (en caso de estar disponible) se instale despus de finalizada la instalacin.

Dependiendo de cmo se haya realizado la instalacin, puede ser que no se haya detectado la necesidad de algn firmware durante la instalacin, que el firmware correspondiente no est disponible, o que se haya optado por no instalar algn firmware en ese momento. En algunos casos, una instalacin exitosa puede terminar con una pantalla negra o una pantalla confusa al reiniciar el sistema instalado. Cuando esto ocurre, se pueden probar las siguientes soluciones:

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