When using XMODEM, the transfer has been stalling and stopping with no error about halfway through the transfer, and I am getting a file write error when using the copy command to load an image from tftp.
If possible, stay below 60% fillrate or performance drops.
Optionally tune IP settings (Jumboframes)
Insert as much RAM as possible. Check Arc statistice to decide to buy more RAM or a SSD ARC for caching
Does anyone have a suggestion on how I can get in the shell? or something I might have missed from the secondary boot. Perhaps a way to roll back (but this seems unlikely).
So many different things at the same time : Infiniband, 10GbE RJ45, Thunderbolt ...all cards seem to be dual-port : can it be aggregated (20Gbs between hosts ?) or it has another goal (daisy-chain ?) ?
I'll let you know if they work when they get here. So far the cables are installed and happy with Win 7 and 8. Like s0lid, I had no luck with Ubuntu so far, and no love on FreeBSD.
sounds like the drivers for the motherboard are incomplete as far as power management, does it show in vcenter your power load under advanced performance ?
I'm not sure where you got that 281W at idle figure. Mine has dual power supplies and pulls about 80W (confirmed using Kill-a-watt). Granted that's with only three devices plugged in, but still...
I'll let you know if they work when they get here. So far the cables are installed and happy with Win 7 and 8. Like s0lid, I had no luck with Ubuntu so far, and no love on FreeBSD.
As this is all being setup in a temporary place (will all live in a 42U when I move) I have no access to the back. Plus the equipment is located in the one of the worst places so wanted a easy way of moving it in and out.
Granted, the commercial licenses were always that way, but making that kind of a change for the community edition in the middle of a "dot" release showed poor character in my opinion.
That mod looks pretty scary. Look how close the upper left corner of the cut area is to the signal traces and vias for the remaining part of the connector. Even if you don't physically cut into that area, if your cutoff wheel generates too much heat you could delaminate the traces and break them.
At least that way there is some kind of content control and it takes hotlinking out of the game (and changing the linked picture after the moderation).
If you want some more choice in cases you could opt to go with a pico-psu and a 12v brick. The more powerful ones might just do fine with about 3 disks.
A lot of pump is going to be needed for the rise and to get through the rads. Maybe look into a larger pond pump for the return and another on the cold side if doing a single loop. I would go with larger supply and return lines, like 3/4in. I think a single loop with vales on the hot side to...
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