Both BIOS and BMC successfully updated to latest version (I used the BMC to update both)
PCI-E Slot 1 4x4x4x4 bifurcation also confirmed working
PCI-E Slot 1 4x4x4x4 bifurcation also confirmed working
EU Gigabyte Mainboard MC12-LE0 Re1.0 AMD B550 AM4 Ryzen
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Help !
everything hardware wise seems to be working on new board
but for the love of god I can't get proxmox to see any vlans ...
the same port config from switch don't seem to work on new host
but works fine in my production setup...
If I pass untagged vlan it works, but vlan stripping and tagged dosen't atm
EDIT : seems to be a mellanox issue, with a intel X550 vlans are working
2nd EDIT : got my Mellanox ConnectX-4-LX working with vlans
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everything hardware wise seems to be working on new board
but for the love of god I can't get proxmox to see any vlans ...
the same port config from switch don't seem to work on new host
but works fine in my production setup...
If I pass untagged vlan it works, but vlan stripping and tagged dosen't atm
EDIT : seems to be a mellanox issue, with a intel X550 vlans are working
2nd EDIT : got my Mellanox ConnectX-4-LX working with vlans
Mellanox ConnectX-4 LX and brigde-vlan-aware on Proxmox 8.0.1
Hi everyone! This is my first post here so bear with me. I hope I don't break too many rules but I didn't find any guidelines. I've been looking for a solution to enable bridge-vlan-aware on Mellanox ConnectX-4 LX (MCX4121A-ACAT, firmware 14.32.1010) on Proxmox 8.0.1 (6.2.16-4-pve) with the...
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Are these udimms?
I’m still searching for a CPU and memory…closing in on a good deal for a 5900x. Hopefully it works out, would make a great upgrade for my current Skylake setup.
Yes UDIMMs
like these KSM32ED8/32HC
Good luck with the cpu hunt, I managed to find a local 5700x for just under 100€
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Can anyone tell me the default ip of the BMC? I need to do a BIOS update for a 5800X3D and don't have a spare CPU that the current BIOS supports
should be in DHCP mode. check your routers DHCP settings.(i.e. limit range of address to find easy)
You can check your warranty with serial: Identify your product - GIGABYTE Service
I did not find any warranty details on Pio so good to know at least Gigabyte global warranty applies.
Mine reads like this.
I did not find any warranty details on Pio so good to know at least Gigabyte global warranty applies.
Mine reads like this.
Pio has a 1 year warranty
QUOTE : All articles offered by us are covered by a 12-month warranty and our competent support team is at your disposal for all technical inquiries.
BMC is in DHCP mode out of the box.. just plug in cable and check your router for lease or use some network scanner
Oh, good to know, but with forwarding service used it may not be an option. As i understand with global warranty we can contact local service center for gigabyte.
Tried that, did not work. According to the Manual, static IP Adress is the default.
indeed. lol. catastrophic decision...
maybe the static IP shown in the manual works ?
That's a nice price, but man I'd be giving up quite a lot.
This from the specs page made me laugh out loud:
That, and there is only a TPM header, with an optional TPM 2.0 kit, which costs another $30, for those of you who were planning on running Windows 11 at some point (At this point there only 1 more year of Windows 10 left!)
Once you add the cost of the TPM kit and the motherboard together, there are much better boards at this price point.
The only real thing it has going for it is IPMI, which you don't really need in a workstation anyway, and the fact that it has verified ECC support.
I mean, the dual intel NIC's make it a potential pfsense solution, but I wouldn't do pfSense on AM4, as that uses way too much power, and is overkill. That, and you can't upgrade to 10gig due to lack of expansion.
I guess this could be an OK mid to low end Linux workstation, but that's about it, and in that configuration it comes with shortcomings, especially when it comes to NVMe (though I guess you could use a 4x to NVMe riser in that slot to bypass the slow M.2 slot.
Honestly, I don't know what I would do with this board. It feels like someone speced it out without knowing what they were doing.
This from the specs page made me laugh out loud:
So, only Gigabit networking, m.2 is only one gen 3 lane (so it maxes out at ~985MB/s less NVMe overwhead?) and for those shortcomings, it doesn't even have a secondary 8x PCIe slot, so you can't install a server NIC of your own, almost all of which require 8x for some reason....
That, and there is only a TPM header, with an optional TPM 2.0 kit, which costs another $30, for those of you who were planning on running Windows 11 at some point (At this point there only 1 more year of Windows 10 left!)
Once you add the cost of the TPM kit and the motherboard together, there are much better boards at this price point.
The only real thing it has going for it is IPMI, which you don't really need in a workstation anyway, and the fact that it has verified ECC support.
I mean, the dual intel NIC's make it a potential pfsense solution, but I wouldn't do pfSense on AM4, as that uses way too much power, and is overkill. That, and you can't upgrade to 10gig due to lack of expansion.
I guess this could be an OK mid to low end Linux workstation, but that's about it, and in that configuration it comes with shortcomings, especially when it comes to NVMe (though I guess you could use a 4x to NVMe riser in that slot to bypass the slow M.2 slot.
Honestly, I don't know what I would do with this board. It feels like someone speced it out without knowing what they were doing.
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