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the arista has full sonic support https://www.servethehome.com/get-started-with-40gbe-sdn-with-microsoft-azure-sonic-for-under-1k/ https://github.com/aristanetworks/sonic

no

have codes that definitely work in the latest EOS versions

the 7050QX-32S is an incredibly powerful and flexible switch for what you can get them for on ebay, upgradable RAM, SSD, can run docker containers and KVM VMs directly on the thing, arista's EOS is mostly just fedora and you can make them do pretty much anything you'd ever need to. the "S"...

That's not a NIC, it's a broadcom Trident switching ASIC. There's no drivers for it, and can't act as a NIC to the OS over PCIe. the PCIe connection is used for managing and configuring the ASIC with broadcom SDK calls. You'll need the original software/binary that the manufacturer wrote for it...

Whatevers the latest 8095 at the time. Also check your discord :)

ruckus released 8095e, just bugfixes compared to 8095d, nothing I've seen anyone run into here. updated the guide

How did it fail? what was the error message, did it spew one right after you ran "update_primary"?

Those are just the setenv commands that saves the name of the images, so the bootloader knows what image names to use later when you run the actual update commands. They don't do anything themselves. After that, there's the update_uboot command, then a reset command so the new bootloader takes...

did you first flash the newer bootloader, then reset, *then* flash 8090mc? It will work fine if you do so (as the guide says)

prolly around whatever ebay prices are currently minus ~20% - can you do indy pickup?

Still have one ICX7250-48 left for sale, cheapest one I see for sale on ebay without port damage is around 260+40 shipping, I could do $240 including a couple optics or 10gbase-T modules. pickup only tho in northern indianapolis, NO SHIP some ICX6610s too

upgrade to 4.18.x or later and then service unsupported-transceiver wiprolabs f5047577

those are matching pinouts. transmit to recieve and vice versa. they're standard cisco style rj45 serial ports and will work with any of those adapters, if you're not getting output it usually turns out to be a driver issue under windows with all the ftdi's and related knockoffs. sometimes a...

yes they will