Open the FreeDOS ISO and add this folder to the root of the ISO.
Silicon image 3124 update#
Third, we will need to open up the FreeDOS ISO and drop the correct files from the BIOS upgrade and also the DOS Update Utility (UPDFLASH), you can use whichever ISO editing tool you want, I personally downloaded a trial of UltraISO.įourth, extract the BIOS files to a folder on your desktop, and also extract UPDFLASH and add it to that folder as well. Second, visit download an ISO of FreeDOS that includes the LiveCD option. I did not have Windows installed, so I had to use the DOS Update Utility, and that is what I will be focusing on in this post. If you have Windows installed on the machine that you have the card installed in, the upgrade will be easy for you, as the Windows Update Utility is very straightforward. 3114, 3124) as well as one of the two upgrade utilities (Update Utility for Windows or Update Utility for DOS). Initially I was disappointed that this functionality was not in the base BIOS on the card, but it was not a hard upgrade and I am listing the steps here.įirst, visit download the proper BIOS for your card chipset (e.g. (I no longer use OpenSolaris since Oracle killed it and the OpenIndiana platform had not released a stable version at the time I switched, I now use a Synology appliance) I was using a Silicon Image SI元114 card, which required a BIOS upgrade to put it in JBOD mode.
For several years I used OpenSolaris for my home storage platform, and in order to get the best performance from it, the best option was to put all storage controllers into JBOD mode.
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