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Should this combo work ? Supermicro rates that mobo for CPUs up to 165W TDP and the 6254 is a 200W TDP part... It will not seen full load 24/7 , more like 1-2h a day.

I did, but it doesn't include shipping and buyer protection cost. The seller did get back to me after I posted here, saying the cancellation was a mistake on his side and he potentially has more drives, so maybe this will get sorted... to be continued. Update: Seller had more drives, ended up...

Warning - unreliable seller I talked to the seller, bought 5, payed, and ~ a week later got a partial payback. I assume he cancelled on his side ( I have to figure out why I didn't get all of my money back) Things got sorted, drives were OK

thanks llowrey I disabled autprobe for VFs so I think that also stops the host from binding the VFs echo 0 > /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000\:01\:00.0/sriov_drivers_autoprobe but you're probably onto something wrt ARI - lspci -vvv shows ARIFwd- on the root port, which I guess means it isn't...

I mean that BIOS + card configuration didn't throw any errors. It's indeed not given that they aren't the root cause. I have no other SR-IOV devices in the system. IOMMU seems enabled The card has SRIOV enabled, used the cmd below + reboot mstconfig -d 02:00.0 set SRIOV_EN=0 NUM_OF_VFS=15 I...

I'm having major issues getting VF's to work on an MCX4121A-ACA_Ax connected to a E3-1270v2 on a Supermicro X9-SCM motherboard. Bios & card config is no issue, but the moment I try to assign a VF to a VM in Proxmox, the VM fails to start saying it "Cannot bind 0000:02:00.2 to vfio"...