I successfully installed the patched bios via ch341a and used ReBarState to set the max bar size. Resizable bar now seems to be working. Thank you for all the help!
I got my A310 in and installed it. Rebar does not appear to be working on linux... I have 4G decoding on, booted with UEFI, and CSM disabled. I'm guessing I will need to proceed with patching bios.
Oh, you responded while I was typing up my previous message... you previously mentioned the app, will it work for a linux system? I saw you say windows.
Edit: I'm assuming this is the "building" portion of the guide, which does have a linux version
Ok, thank you for the help. I previously tried to update my bios to latest via IPMI and it wouldn't let me (which ended up being a good thing...), I thought I had a v2 board, but after this and inspecting my board more I realized it was v1.01. Was this just due to the file size not...
I've seen some comments about the bios signature verification when updating bios vs IPMI, can this be avoided by just flashing the bios with a USB? Do you think I would be able to just take the latest bios listed here Firmware Resources | Support split them in half and then mod with the Rebar...
Hi, I recently got a H11SSL-i with a 7302p and realized after getting that it was a v1 board. The version of bios on my board is 2.4 and after looking online a bit, it does seem that I could update the bios by taking the file from supermicro and splitting it somehow... Is this recommended...
Does anyone have experience cooling a 7302p in 2U? I'm trying to figure out what cooler would work for this (and also preferably not insanely loud), was looking at a Dynatron A26 or A38. Anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks for the reply!
After trying to get the cable working for a few hours yesterday (punched it down a few more times and was getting frustrated) I was ready to give up on this DIY cable and was looking at other options on ebay today. After I read your comment I decided to try again today...
Hi, looking for some help here.
I purchased a 7250-48P and have been trying to get into the console with Putty. I made a DIY console cable by cutting up a mini usb cable and putting the other end on a RJ45 keystone as I had seen others do in this thread. I then used this with a new OIKWAN usb...
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