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#protip: after login to the webui you can go to http://ipaddress/ftdft.cgi and restore your original mac address

you can try this also SWTG118AS/dumps/SWTG018AS-A-v2.0.1 at main · up-n-atom/SWTG118AS should work. for the mac you should retain yours iirc, at least everytime i flashed mines.

i have the same WAMJHJ-8125MNG but that firmware you posted belongs to a totally different pcb, based on SWTG118AS, as @Shonk said you have to flash a SWTG018AS. since you have a ch341a it's an easy job and remember not to recalculate checksum or uuid, just flash the file proposed and update to...

i think i would go with the horaco 8+2sfp

seems wierd that it booted once with the new bios but not again, also v3 is the same revision of my n100 and n305 so dunno how you ended up so stuck :(

that is actually nice, i would try this in a lxc container and test my two ampcom switch.. maybe exposing the data to homeassistant with a custom integration also so i can monitor specific things, good job :)

yep seem the same F2 i have

you cannot disable it, you have to flash the single nvme bios variant to make it work, if needed i can upload them somewhere i have both files.

nah i failed to update that i225, it's on an asus strix board and after some attempts i gave up.. i just managed to do the i226 boxes yeah updating is easy but is probably not necessary unless one has specific issues and want to try this to fix, i'm the first one that wants to update everything...

the problems are the chips, i226 have notorious problems with aspm expecially 2.17, also i225 is a pretty shitty chip that intel knows about. my first take on this was to update the i225 i have on a asus b650 board that has problems with wol not always working but i failed to update (probably...

yeah getting the firmware from Intel is annoying that is why the dude published them on github so others dont have to do the same procedure.

a dude from the opnsense forum that just made life easier for everyone by uploading the file to github instead of having them downloaded from intel (requires account and login). alternative is to get them from here Loading... and use them (and you can also sha sum compare them with the ones...

if anyone wants to update the i226 nvm firmware on their boxes here is how to do it (i have 2 cwwk and 2 aoostar minipc, did it successfully) download the whole mega package from intel Intel® Ethernet Adapter Complete Driver Pack and just get the linux/windows binary (nvmupdate64e runs on...

i'm using proxmox on both units, i previously used mdadm on the host to create the raid5 between the disks and then lvm on top passing the vdisk to the vm (genuine dsm instance) and worked great.. then i had a failure of one of the 4 nvme disk (unrelated to any other hardware, was actually a...

good iirc it's the same i'm using

did you update with the correct one that support 4 nvme? there are 2 bioses

i did not do anything particular and did not add specific parameters to kernel (the one suggested by your log for example), i have aspm disabled by default i dont really care since i have no unused devices that can go in powersave, surely not the nvmes since they constantly writing, also both...

yeah i can say the same, 2 units in a cluster (+ pizero2 as qdevice - that also has nut with gracefull shutdown of the units and wol to restore), both with 32gb ram, one of the unit has 4x4tb nvme recently switched from mdadm to raidz1, all in a unfinished diy mini rack.

yeah i have 2x 30m that i use to uplink 2 switches together but one is enclosed and it's pretty toasty (the other is my minirack in a totally different enviroment - and actively cooled).. i need to find a 10gb stick that runs cooler to replace the first one

runs the broadcom really cooler than others or is it only marginally better?