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No, you are correct. Mine is also 5mm. I took the Delta brochure at face value and didn't actually measure the jack.

My mistake, I had taken a picture of the power supply, but forgot to upload it. It is a Delta ADP-60KD B. 5.5x2.5mm jack. Since it came packaged in the same sealed bag, I presume it is the OEM power supply...

When loading the NCT7904 driver on Proxmox VE 8.4.1, the driver for the ACPI watchdog may not load, causing the system to reboot if the watchdog is enabled in the UEFI setup. The NCT7904 driver supports the watchdog feature present in the chip, however, it isn't used in this machine. It does...

victhor393 updated Silver Peak (Aruba) Unity Edgeconnect EC-XS (FWA-ASP1012) SD-WAN appliance with a new update entry: How to get the ACPI watchdog working alongside NCT7904 hardware monitor Read the rest of this update entry...

victhor393 updated Silver Peak (Aruba) Unity Edgeconnect EC-XS (FWA-ASP1012) SD-WAN appliance with a new update entry: SR-IOV seems to work with the X553 Read the rest of this update entry...

Dmesg output after activating a few VFs... [ 202.228536] ixgbe 0000:06:00.0 eth2: SR-IOV enabled with 3 VFs [ 202.388943] ixgbe 0000:06:00.0: Multiqueue Enabled: Rx Queue count = 4, Tx Queue count = 4 XDP Queue count = 0 [ 202.494754] pci 0000:06:10.0: [8086:15c5] type 00 class 0x020000 [...

lspci -nn 00:00.0 Host bridge [0600]: Intel Corporation Atom Processor C3000 Series System Agent [8086:1980] (rev 11) 00:04.0 Host bridge [0600]: Intel Corporation Atom Processor C3000 Series Error Registers [8086:19a1] (rev 11) 00:05.0 Generic system peripheral [0807]: Intel Corporation Atom...

Welcome to the Silver Peak Unity Edgeconnect EC-XS (FWA-ASP1012)! A network appliance originally designed for SD-WAN applications, with 6 LAN ports and really good specs for a router. OEM is Advantech. The FWA-ASP1012 is a OEM network appliance offered by Advantech, based around the Intel Atom...

I decided to bite the bullet and soldered a couple of jumper wires directly to the board. I had no wirewrapping wire or magnet wire around, so getting the wires soldered to that tiny header was a small miracle, let alone that there were no shorts, on the first try, no less: I plugged the card...

My programmers have arrived today, however, I haven't got the adapter PCBs to plug into my board yet. I can't test them right now, either way, as I'm a little too busy. I'd have to consider if it's worth it to solder jumpers directly to the board... or if I should get the adapter PCBs made...

I just bought a Xilinx clone programmer, a CH341 programmer, and a SWD programmer. Now I can finally take this project seriously!

@mwrnd Great work. I need to find some time to work on this project. It's been years since I bought this board and did absolutely nothing with it... @oneplane Yes, there is a microcontroller on the back of the board. It's an Atmel SAMD20, named U15 on the board.

I tried to trace the pins for the top JTAG port, but I was unable to. There's no continuity. It seems there's something between the Zynq and the port, but I don't know what it might be. I found these pins by overlaying the pin diagram available on one of the Zynq Ultrascale datasheets over a...

If he has the time and interest to look into this, why not? Seems like he's done a lot of work figuring out those Mellanox cards.

I have a Broadcom BCM957404A4, a Chelsio T520-SO-CR and a system with claimed ASPM support, sadly, no way to measure power consumption. BCM97404A4 reports ASPM is supported and enabled, T520-SO-CR reports ASPM is not supported. This is the output from lspci -vvv for the cards, the link is...