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There's a new BIOS firmware 4.10 since last Friday available on ASRock website. Highly recommended for anyone running Linux on the X600.One issue this version addresses is some file corruption that would occasionally occur on Linux if you have 1 nvme disk on the main M.2 slot while the secondary M.2 slot in unpopulated. This problem was thoroughly discussed on this thread on the kernel's bugzilla. ASRock got involved at some point and they shared this 4.10 with the kernel folks and it was confirmed that it solved the file corruption issue.I don't know if/what other things changed in this version in comparison to 4.08, but for anyone running Linux and with a single nvme disk installed on the main M.2 slot, you should upgrade ASAP!
There's a new BIOS firmware 4.10 since last Friday available on ASRock website. Highly recommended for anyone running Linux on the X600.
One issue this version addresses is some file corruption that would occasionally occur on Linux if you have 1 nvme disk on the main M.2 slot while the secondary M.2 slot in unpopulated. This problem was thoroughly discussed on this thread on the kernel's bugzilla. ASRock got involved at some point and they shared this 4.10 with the kernel folks and it was confirmed that it solved the file corruption issue.
I don't know if/what other things changed in this version in comparison to 4.08, but for anyone running Linux and with a single nvme disk installed on the main M.2 slot, you should upgrade ASAP!
