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All updated, order of update operations I took was BCM/IPMI firmware (IPMI web UI), BIOS (BIOS boot mode via freedos usb...ummm yeah they forced my hand), LSI 3008 HBA (UEFI boot mode using freedos usb) and YES SMC3008T.nsh is quite nice :-D vSphere 6.7 and 7.0 tested so far via satadom...

OK, so I got a new MB in, resolved issue, posting cleanly now. Glad to know it was a faulty mobo, figured from the initial damage I should have known better and not held out hope. Anyone know what the latest Supermicro LSI SAS3 download page is at these days? I seem to have misplaced the url...

Fairly certain I have a dead mobo, I can access the IPMI via an isolated test vlan/subnet and see it pickup a DHCP addy, acces it and I see this nonsense (old system build info/NO sensors reading) WTF Toast would you all concur? Start w/ a new/replacement/non-damaged mobo?

Afternoon everyone, busy stranger popping back into the fray seeking help :-D I've been focused heavily on the software side of the house (PaaS/Kubernetes) the last few years so I may be rusty WRT my hardware chops but this just has me feeling silly. So a few weeks back picked up a X10SRH-CF...

20200201 update: All my spare Mellanox gear is sold. Everything else still avail.

Realize this is a gen back but I thought it was insane pricing for 32 cores. https://www.ebay.com/itm/283744208025

In-shell/pre shucked or post shucked/bare drive? Slotted/minimal burnin/testing hrs or 0 pwr on hrs?

My bad for digging up an ancient thread but I did want to point out I saw this and got a bit excited. Now I assume I can add one of these per oculink connect off of my X11SPH boards and go ham! 3.84TB NVMe Micron 9300 drives hovering around $800 each on ebay and they support up to 32...

Good morning all, got some small bits and pieces of gear to cleanout...so says the boss when she looks at my spare parts shelf :-D Aruba J9997A 8-port 1GbE switch (HP Procurve lifetime warranty, nearly brand new, MINT, included pwr adapter (you rarely see this on ebay listings on these...

I just asked my wife to hide my wallet...now if it was only just as easy to take my digital $$$'s footprint off my computer...I'm w/ @BLinux...bamboo forest meditation may be my ONLY safe bet :-D

Basically following these guides which 'should' be simple nuff' Install Grafana and InfluxDB on CentOS 7 - Computing for Geeks How To Monitor VMware ESXi with Grafana and Telegraf - Computing for Geeks VMware vSphere - Overview dashboardData for Grafana Whether I follow the computingforgeeks...

Flailing around here trying to get 'what I thought to be' a fairly simple Telegraf/InfluxDB/Grafana stack going. Before I go into too much detail do we have any 'in the trenches' guru's round' here prior to me going into a novel. It's late or rather early morning here and imma bout to flog...

1TB dataset sVMotion of 'sweet sweet shiney blinkey's' going on between my two husmm pools. sweet-sweet-shiney-blinkeys.mp4

Oh you won't hear me try to argue against that. Ya remember a couple yrs back when I posted the $99 400Gb hussl's and a ton of folks went nuts/were mind blown...well buddy ya'll just 'one up'ed' me :p Insane that newer gen hgst sas3 v.s. sas2 ssd devs are almost 1/2 that cost now w/ this...

These things are addicting for sure (trust me I went through a hussl phase, then a husmm phase)...for all us slummin' it up and not all in on NVMe just yet I've always said hard to beat these tanks. You guys are next level though, 70 devs at a time...10 spares, I've yet to have one fail on me...

Figured I'd throw this in here in case anyone wants the 'easy button' fix. Thought I saw it 'somewhere' in the thread but I must be blind cause I can't find it now. To remove Type 2 data protection simply issue the following cmd using the sg3_utils suite/utilities, I've done this via CentOS7...

Got my 4 today, 19AUG2017, looking like brand new/spares, have not placed in system yet and sg_formatted but hell maybe it isn't even necessary if they are already 512, need to read more on this type 2 protection thang I suppose. Stellar deal, will be pairing up w/ 4 others I have to make my...

Insane deal IMHO, I know a lot of folks are into that NVMe 'hotness' but these are sooo rock solid. 18-24 months ago I was plopping down $140 per drive of this model so ummm yeah STEAL.

Ended up with the SMT2200RM2U, mint condition, batteries good, no outer rack rails (gave me a uni rack rail kit though), all and all I am happy w/ it for $150, no network module (empty slot), guy swapped out plug on the end for me prior to arriving. it's running a test workload for now until I...

Indeed I saw that maybe an hour after and noticed the step up from the 1500 to the 2200 changed that over from std nema 5-15p to nema 5-20p. Believe they make an adapter or I can re-wire 5-15p up. I DO have a 20 amp circuit on my 1/2 rack stack and only three 2U servers, ICX6610 switch, and...