Just some notes about the bmc:
1. It has the infamous MEGATRANDS label on the card. (Thanks Patrick!)
2. The BMC alone accounts for approximately 3W of power at all times.
With 4x8GB RAM installed and idling in linux, I get 20.8W without the BMC card installed.
The system plugged in but...
Anybody here with an MS220-8P flashed with this firmware that has working port status lights?
Mine works absolutely fine (ssh, switching and all), except none of the port status lights seem to work.
Just wondering if this is normal.
No reason why it wouldn't work, but even an ATX power supply is pretty bulky, even more so if you have a breakout board like that.
A normal enclosed power supply is much more compact and will probably suit you better.
For example: MEAN WELL Switching Power Supply Manufacturer
Even if you...
Damage like this is easily remedied by bending the damage back with pliers (wrap the jaws to prevent marring the surface), or flattening it in a vise, or even putting the damaged portion against a flat surface and hammering it with a big piece of wood from the back. Takes very little effort.
Pretty sure you can manipulate the efi boot entries using efibootmgr from a linux install. I recall there being an option to force specific boot orders, though I'm not sure if they get overwritten by other operating systems since I don't have any systems that boot more than one OS...
This affects probably zero other people in the universe, but just for the sake of completeness, I'd like to report that after updating to P17, everything works fine with no other changes.
I had written the whole thing off as a lost cause and left it on my parts shelf, but I'm glad I had some...
I went ahead and tried booting debian from a usb stick, same behavior. I tried FreeBSD as well, and athough it gets further along in the boot process, it eventually just hangs for a bit and reboots.
I also tried taping the smbus pins, but that didn’t do anything either.
The card has been updated...
You're referring to the taping of pins B5 and B6 correct?
I never had to do it with my H310s in the past but I know it's an issue on some boards. I guess it doesn't hurt to try on the 9400 either.
Will give it a shot and report back.
I've got a Proxmox box at home that's been running fine for years now (Gigabyte consumer X58 board, X5690), with my mirrored zfs boot disks hanging off of the onboard Intel SATA ports, and a bunch of other storage connected to a pair of 9310-8i HBAs (SC836 w/ TQ backplane).
I just got a...
Update: Either I'm stupid (likely!) or flashing didn't work. It still acted like a VPI card.
Luckily I went to (surprise!) READ THE DOCUMENTATION, and learned that you can use mlxconfig to set the default port config independently of the kernel module.
In my defense, it's only mentioned in a...
Sorry to bump an old thread but I just went through this process and it worked great, but I'm having issues with getting my kernel module option to stick and it sometimes defaults to infiniband.
I want to actually disable infiniband support completely.
Do you all think it's possible to flash the...
I've been on a 40GbE buying spree lately so I've been searching ebay constantly and came across this:
www.ebay.com/itm/371880268245
I've had ok luck with monoprice for other things, no idea about DACs though.
That said, it's only $3.48.
I checked the monoprice website and it's listed at $12.80...
I have a quick question for you 40GbE gurus out there.
I just picked up two connectx-3 cards and wanted to link the two up directly about 15M apart (in a separate room)
Are those MPO cables that seem to cost a gazillion dollars per meter (combined with surprisingly cheap QSFP+ transceivers) my...
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