github raspberrypi/rpi-eeprom v2026.09.23-2711-0138c0
rpi-boot-eeprom-recovery-2026-09-23

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Interesting changes since the last release:-

2026-09-23: Check MFG version when updating (latest)

  • Check target-soc in pieeprom.sig during updates
    Recent versions of rpi-eeprom-digest add a "target-soc" tag to the
    pieeprom.sig file containing either 2711 or 2712.
    If this tag is present, then the bootloader will check that the
    target-soc matches before updating SPI flash. This avoids using
    the image size as the sole check for compatibility during bootloader
    self-updates.
  • recovery: Check MFG version when updating
    If the MFG version of the image to update is less than MFG version in OTP
    then recovery.bin and self update will both fail to write the eeprom update.
    bootloader_allow_mfg_downgrade=1 in config.txt will bypass the checks
  • Version stamp file in eeprom
    EEPROM contains a version file for build date, git hash, mfgver etc.
    Partitioned images contain the main version file in the partition,
    and a bootsys-ab version file in the read only section.
    rpi-bootloader-version is the recommended way to get version details.

2026-09-12: Cache the EEPROM config for start.elf (latest)

  • 2711: Cache the EEPROM config for start.elf
    Update bootsys to cache a copy of the EEPROM config text in normal as
    well as secure-boot mode.
  • Fix TFTP signed booting
    When TFTP booting with signed boot, resolving the prefix should
    be done using the existance of boot.img rather than config.txt.
    See: #857
  • Print SFDP EEPROM capacity
    Print the capacity of the SPI flash chip from the SFDP table when available.
    The firmware does not rely on any SFDP data, but it can be helpful to see it
    when attempting to identify the SPI flash chip.

2026-08-04: arm_mbox: Avoid slow calls every mbox message (latest)

  • Use UTC for BUILD_DATE and BUILD_TIME
    Expand BUILD_TIMESTAMP using (date -u) for the human readable
    date / timestamp strings.
    See: #850

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