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@liv3010m thanks. Is 4.28.11M currently the latest build on the 4.28 train?

Hi all, can anyone confirm what the latest version of EOS is for a 7050QX-32? From what I can tell the device is locked down to use 2GB images even if your flash is bigger. Actually it looks like there's no way to unlock the 2GB limit (is that memory size?) So I think I'll just ditch this...

And I guess the final note here, I swapped out the 9300 series HBA with a 9400 series and the tape library works now. Though not through the expander. Something is still weird with Windows and that SAS expander. Directly connected it works fine, and I can live with that.

This is interesting if anyone's curious. I found a second-gen LSI SAS card, A 9207-8e. I plugged that in and cabled it up, and the tape library and drives appear as they should. Seems like a driver problem with the 3008 which is unfortunate as these are very commonly embedded on server boards...

So after some more debugging- Drivers are "current" - the SAS3008 drivers haven't been updated since the P16 set in 2020. The drivers MountainBOFH is pointing to are for newer chips than the 3008. The missing drive turned out to be a cabling problem apparently. I recabled everything and that...

No, SoNIC is not supported on this hardware. It'll boot, but has no drivers for the switch chips on it.

I'd be interested in trying that version if I can find it.

Here's what I learned. Arista will give you a key to override the module detection if you have a valid support contract, or maybe ask them nicely I guess. The format of this config command is: service unsupported-transceiver name key so it would look something like service...

Thanks all - got the transceiver issue sorted out.

Well now for some thread necromancy, but I think it might be appropriate. These switches are still out there and still a deal I just got one of these myself. I understand that third party SFP+ are probably not supported by default. I also understand that the old method of putting the enable3px...

Hi all, been a lurker of STH forever but I finally had something I thought worth sharing. Based on the review of the recent Topton firewall mini-pcs, the version with the 4x2.5G and 2x10G interfaces caught my eye, so I went over to AliExperss and ordered one. I didn't "need" the i7 10510U...

Does anyone have the IPMI firmware image or at least the version that is known to work on the X10SLH-N6-ST031? I updated the firmware and it doesn't work- no sensors detected causing the the board to go into overheat mode. Edit - actually never mind - it's now clear this board is just broken...

I got one of these boards today. I have experience with Supermicro servers and the behavior of this thing seems strange. The LEDs on the BMC NIC flash and change color in an odd way. The BMC heartbeat LED doesn't flash green like every other board I've seen, it's a solid orange. The IPMI web...

Anyone know how to recover a LB6M from a corrupt image on flash? It boots to u-boot and tries to boot the image off the flash, but it's corrupted somehow. Image2 is completely absent. I set the IP and TFTP an image from the server, but it won't boot it. Anyone know what I may be doing wrong...

That's funny! I took that picture in the Rackable container.

No, dual PSU. Everything says fine: Temperature (Celsius).......................... 36 Fan Speed, RPM................................. 8194 Fan Duty Level................................. 43% Temperature traps range: 0 to 45 degrees (Celsius) Temperature Sensors: Unit Sensor Temperature...

Interestingly, I've noticed the status light on my switch is yellow, but looking at the switch status I can't figure out why. Environmentals are all good, fans and PSU status is good... no idea what's making it not go green.

No, but the light on the front will probably never go green that way.

hey guys, just found this thread/site and I was going to try and add some helpful info, but I think most stuff is covered. I can't say for certain who else used these switches, but they were pretty commonly used in Microsoft datacenters a few years ago, and a large number have obviously been...