My two just arrived. Not sure if these are affected by the 32k/40k bug. I haven't seen concrete information that they are.
If they are, what is the minimum firmware version that has the fix?
Both came with MS03 Firmware, 4% used endurance, and around 3PB written. But at three dwpd for 5 years...
I know. :D
I was just too greedy lol. Not upset or anything, all my fault. Saw some decent 4tb E1.S listings and started researching if it's worth getting some adapters.
Same here, I got too greedy. It was sold out before I could do another offer. I wish the seller had sent me a counteroffer.
Oh well, you win some, you lose some.
Looks like NA54 is the latest firmware and it fixed the issue on these drives:
SU486: [Impact: Critical] SSD (TPM4*) firmware to prevent data loss / unavailability - 支持公告 - Lenovo NetApp: 智慧数据构建智能世界
NetApp® has identified that the drive models listed in the table below fail at a higher rate...
Even within the same 1.1 version, they seem to have some revisions. Like you said, these could be cpld or other very minor differences in software.
An additional sticker on the board marks these differences. They mentioned this in some of the bios/bmc updates.
The sticker on mine is marked as...
That's a bummer.
After reading more about it from a few places, it looks like only later versions of 1.1 can do this.
The processor stays cold even after more than 30 minutes powered on. Power off does not work. A CPU gets "sensed" but not detected? It looks like it's not executing anything...
I recently got a rev 1.1 board and flashed the rev3 Rome portion using the BMC web GUI, but I can't get any Rome CPUs to post. All I get in the system logs is a " CPU0_Status: Processor sensor, Processor Presence detected was asserted."
Is this supposed to work on 1.1 boards?
It depends A LOT on the hardware you put into it and what games you expect to play.
This was my own personal experience:
For software, I used Windows 11 Pro running Hyper-V as the host and Windows 11 with Parsec for the VMs and clients.
I used GPU-P to share the GPU with the clients,
For...
Only for about 60 days without a license.
Unless you obtained a free license key before the discontinuation, you can't use it beyond the 60-day trial period.
Your best bet would be to get the Vmug Advantage Membership if you want to learn esxi and more legally.
There are "other" ways, but...
Try using the h264ify plugin and see if it helps with 4k YT videos. It forces YT to use h264 instead of VP9
The issue is that the onboard video decoder can't do VP9 hardware decoding. Blueray and h264 4k content seems to be fine.
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