MEI Driver and Kernel > 2.6.23

April 21, 2008 – 12:43 pm

If you are trying to compile the released MEI driver (HECI) driver on new kernels, most likely compilation will fail due to incompatibility in the Makefile.

For the latest release of the driver that work on most recent kernels and that come with support for udev and additional bug fixes try the development version in the subversion repository.

The latest version of the driver does not support AMT 1.0 mode (also known as legacy mode). If your application uses AMT 1.0 mode, you will have to stick with the old version for now.

New Release of Intel AMT Open Source Drivers and Tools

February 11, 2008 – 12:51 pm

We have updated all tools and drivers to 3.2.0.24 which is a bug fix release. Files can be downloaded from Sourceforge.

MEI Driver submitted to Linux Kernel

October 24, 2007 – 1:41 pm

The MEI driver (aka HECI) has been submitted to the linux kernel as a candidate for inclusion in one of the upcoming stable releases. We got some feedback from the kernel community and we are working on resolving these issues which has been described as trivial.

More details about the patch and the discussion thread can be found here.

Official Release of local host Intel® AMT tools and drivers is now Available

August 24, 2007 – 1:42 pm

We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of the final release (3.1.0.31) of local host Intel® AMT tools and drivers for Linux and open-source in general. The final release can be download from sourceforge.

Beta Release of local host Intel® AMT tools is now Available

July 24, 2007 – 1:51 pm

We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of 3 additional local host tools to expand Intel® AMT support on Linux and open-source in general: