1.1.2107.0

⚠️ Important

If you are updating a device from the public preview version of IoT Edge for Linux on Windows to the generally available version, you need to uninstall and reinstall Azure IoT Edge. For more information, check AzEFLOW-Update.

Release Notes

• Update Azure IoT Edge from 1.1.3 to version 1.1.4 - Release 1.1.4 · Azure/iotedge.
• New functionality to provide a virtual switch to the EFLOW VM during deployment. Windows Server customers will have to create the virtual switch prior to EFLOW installation. NOTE: If no virtual switch is provided, EFLOW will attempt the installation using the Default Switch. For more information, check Deply-EflowVm command.
• Support for Static IP when using an ICS Default Switch. NOTE: Internal and External switches still don't support Static IP.
• New PowerShell function to retrieve TPM provisioning information (Get-EflowVmTpmProvisioningInfo).

Fixed Issues

• Fix Issue 33 that prevented users from correctly installing EFLOW unless ExecutionPolicy was set to Unrestricted.
• Fix Issue 49 that resulted in WSSD Agent high CPU usage after EFLOW installation.
• Fix Issue 57 that prevented the installation when Microsoft Update was disabled in the Windows host machine.

Known Issues

• Trying to reboot the EFLOW VM from inside VM (sudo reboot / sudo shutdown –r now) will stop the VM but won't start it again. To reboot the VM, use PowerShell commands: Stop-Eflow and Start-Eflow.
• When the host reboots after a feature update, it's possible that the wssdagent service won't start. Therefore, the user needs to manually start the service or reboot the host again to start the wssdagent service.
• EFLOW virtual machine creation failed when using Windows Server 2022 Public Preview.