Framework Laptop 13 11th Gen Intel® Core™ — BIOS 3.17
Downloads
Section titled “Downloads”- Security fix: CVE-2022-35408
- Security fix: CVE-2022-35896
- Security fix: CVE-2022-35893
- Added BIOS option in the Advanced menu to enable standalone operation mode
- Modified power button LED behavior: low battery now flashes white instead of red
- Improved battery life when HDMI/DP expansion cards are attached but no display is connected
- Added support for Capsule on Disk for future LVFS compatibility
- Fixed pressing F12 key during boot causes system hang when BIOS quiet boot is disabled
- Fixed BIOS setup item TPM availability missing word
Installation
Section titled “Installation”You can check your current BIOS version following the steps here to determine if you are on the latest release.
Framework firmware is published to LVFS and updates via fwupd, which ships by default on most modern
distributions.
fwupdmgr refresh --forcefwupdmgr get-updatesfwupdmgr updateWindows
Section titled “Windows”- Download the Framework Laptop 13 11th Gen Intel® Core™ BIOS 3.17 Windows Installer.
- Run the
.exeand click "Yes" when prompted to reboot. - Wait for the firmware progress bar to complete — the system will reboot automatically. Do not interrupt.
EFI Shell Update
Section titled “ EFI Shell Update ”- Download the EFI Shell Update v3.17.
- Extract contents of zip folder to a FAT32 formatted USB drive. Cleanly unmount the drive before physically removing it, otherwise the BIOS update may not function correctly.
- Attach a charger to your device while updating.
- Boot your system while pressing F12 and boot from the thumb drive.
- Let startup.nsh run automatically.
- Follow the instructions to install the update.
Known Issues
Section titled “ Known Issues ”- Thunderbolt devices may not be recognized on S4 resume in some cases; replug the device to detect
- Touchpad PS2 fallback mode may not work when rebooting from an OS supporting SerialIO to one that does not (e.g. Windows 11 installation media); power off and cold boot instead
- Updating the BIOS firmware will erase NVRAM boot variables; press F3 during boot to manually select a boot entry after updating
Reporting Issues
Section titled “Reporting Issues”Please use the public issue tracker on GitHub to report issues.
If you experience an issue with the update that is related to your system firmware, please post as complete a description as you can, including relevant system information and external peripherals. Please note that we do not currently have a SLA for responding to issues on github, but we will be reviewing them through the bios release process, and will review them for future updates as well.
Please contact support if you have an issue regarding hardware, broken devices, returns, etc.