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Hi all, Anyone have experience with Solidworks PDM server for AutoCAD? I recently started an admin position supporting about 30 engineers and am trying to bring some more redundancy to their infrastructure. Currently there's only one server running Solidworks PDM with off-site backups but I...

sudo apt-get install nvme-cli sudo nvme list sudo nvme fw-download /dev/nvme__ --fw='/__/MS1PC2DD3.IR3Q.fw' sudo nvme fw-activate /dev/nvme__ --action=1 sudo nvme reset /dev/nvme__

Here's the latest Oracle firmware for F320. Be mindful that there's two versions of the F320 MS1PC2DD3 and MS1PC5ED3. Use the correct firmware for your version of F320. Firmware can be installed in linux with nvme-cli File is too big for me to attach to this message (new member restriction?)...

I have two HH brackets you can have/trade for your FH bracket.

Well I got the fan today and it is a tiny bit quieter but not as quiet as I'm looking for. As an experiment I plugged in a noctua low-noise adapter and it quieted down a lot more and is near silent now. So now I'm wondering if I should just buy a bunch of low-noise adapters and connect them...

nice work, super cool!

I decided to buy one of these San Ace 97mm blower fans. These are 1.85 Amps vs 6.0 Amps in the NetApp shelf. So I'm assuming they will be less CFM but I'm running all SSD's in this shelf so cooling isn't as much of a concern. I'll update in about a week when the fan arrives. San Ace B97...

Had it in a pci-e 2.0 slot maybe?

That part of the guide was confusing to me too. I didn't realize I was suppose to copy anything from the firmware file until it asked to flash it further down, haha. If your using windows for the hex editor, just open the firmware file and copy the entire firmware section then open a new file...

I believe I have some older firmware's for the F320 if you decide you want to try flashing back

F40 in raid0 performance:

lsiutil -e and then I choose 69 (Show board manufacturing information) Main menu, select an option: [1-99 or e/p/w or 0 to quit] 69 Seg/Bus/Dev/Fun Board Name Board Assembly Board Tracer 0 131 0 0 NWD-BLP4-400 What manufacturing info are you trying to program? What are...

Thanks Jordan and raimond!

I've successfully flashed two F40's using this method. Thanks so much! How do we go about reprogramming the SAS address into the card? I'm going to be running these both in the same system and don't want any conflicts. Is it an option in ddcli?

Excellent wicked! Glad it worked out for you

Only nvme-cli will work. This is an oem card and traditionally this card would be updated with oracle's utilities that only work if you have the card in a oracle server. refer to this forum post where they used nvme-cli to update a F160 card. Should be the same process just a different...

are you using nvme-cli in linux? If not then how are you attempting to upgrade the firmware?

Free bump for private EC2 cloud :D

I'm looking at this chart from the following document and it does show that my configuration isn't supported, maximum is 8 DIMM's per CPU: https://www.supermicro.com/support/resources/memory/X9_DP_memory_config.pdf