Version 1.1.6 of FreeIPMI
Release Notes: This release supports Supermicro SEL OEM interpretations (i.e., --output-event-state support in ipmi-sel), additional sensors and SEL event interpretations (i.e, --output-sensor-state and --output-event-state options in ipmi-sensors and ipmi-sel), and additional IPMI OEM sensors in the Supermicro X9DRi-F motherboard, and fixes a variety of minor bugs.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release fixes a critical bug through which sensor values of OEM sensors could be output incorrectly.
Release Notes: OEM sensor support has been added for HP Proliant DL160 G8 and Supermicro X9SCM-iiF motherboards. In ipmi-dcmi, errors in the output for --get-dcmi-capability-info, --get-dcmi-sensor-info, and --get-enhanced-system-power-statistics were fixed. In ipmiconsole/libipmiconsole, an "SOL Inuse" error message instead of "BMC Error" will output when appropriate. In all IPMI 2.0/rmcpplus communication, several padding corner cases have been fixed, which may have made FreeIPMI unable to communicate with some stronger conforming BMCs.
Release Notes: In all configuration tools, a bug that occurred when the user specified --checkout and --filename options and no data was output to a file was fixed. Tools now exit with value 1 when non-fatal errors occur and value 2 when fatal errors occur. Supermicro X9SPU-F-O OEM sensors and events and Supermicro X9DRI-LN4F+ OEM interpretations are now supported.
Release Notes: This release adds support for Supermicro X9DRI-LN4F+ OEM sensors and events. It also fixes output corner cases in bmc-info, fixes an Intel set-power-restore-delay corner case in ipmi-oem, and fixes a memleak in ipmiseld, a potential fd leak in libfreeipmi, an error output corner case in libfreeipmi, and several other more minor bugs discovered by a static code analyzer.
Release Notes: Dell Poweredge R720 support has been added to many tools and libraries, including ipmi-oem, ipmi-sensors, and ipmi-sel. In all tools and libraries, a new "nochecksumcheck" workaround has been added for bad firmware found in Supermicro motherboards.
