Huzzah! Yeah, that's part of the reason I mentioned the EXACT card I used, so people who find the thread/BIOS have a crystal clear guideline of "This worked".
Your images of the BIOS will certainly help someone else as well!
NVMe boot with SuperMicro X9DA7 & X9DRi-F
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Your images of the BIOS will certainly help someone else as well!
is your X9SCM BIOS nvme boot edit applied on the most recent BIOS released with the 2021 date fix? or is that not how it works?
I actually did it some months back before the 2021 date issue was discovered. Since that time, I've retired that board so I didn't have need to download and modify the new BIOS when it came out.
Just wanted to signal that I applied the nvme bios/uefi patch today on the most recent bios 2.3a for a X9SCL-F board. To my best knowledge the X9SCM and X9SCL share the same bios.
Now happily running a proxmox setup booting from nvme on the X9SCL-F.
I followed the guide from win-raid forum, had to choose the NvmExpressDxe_Small.ffs when inserting after the CSMCore
When installing proxmox all bios settings were set to UEFI only, before running the proxmox installer.
I am at a complete loss....
I have a supermicro x9DRH-7TF motherboard, trying to get a sun F80 800 GB PCIe SSD to boot windows. The drive has been flashed to the Seagate version so it detects as 800gb instead of 4x200GB
I have tried clover, duet to do it via software. this allowed me to install windows but both software never detected the OS as they claimed they would.
I then modified the bios as done above (tried both regular and small nvmexpress files), I did notice some changes within the bios and was still able to install windows as before with clover and duet but upon restarting still having no boot options besides the eufi shell.
I'm at a complete loss on this one. (also noticed after installing new bios that the "add new boot option" is gone and only the delete is in it's place)
Here is google drive link to the bios I modified - X9DRH8.713
I have a supermicro x9DRH-7TF motherboard, trying to get a sun F80 800 GB PCIe SSD to boot windows. The drive has been flashed to the Seagate version so it detects as 800gb instead of 4x200GB
I have tried clover, duet to do it via software. this allowed me to install windows but both software never detected the OS as they claimed they would.
I then modified the bios as done above (tried both regular and small nvmexpress files), I did notice some changes within the bios and was still able to install windows as before with clover and duet but upon restarting still having no boot options besides the eufi shell.
I'm at a complete loss on this one. (also noticed after installing new bios that the "add new boot option" is gone and only the delete is in it's place)
Here is google drive link to the bios I modified - X9DRH8.713
Well, it's not NVMe. If I'm not confusing them for something else, they're really just an LSI SAS2008 with firmware trickery, which means you need to install the LSI driver during the Windows install. Good news is that being an HBA in disguise, it can provide its own boot ROM and doesn't depend on an EFI NVMe driver being present.
well, in a round 'about way without thinking about this I had already done it. I put the drivers from here: Downloads Nytro WarpDrive Accelerator Card | Seagate Support Canada onto the windows install usb and installed them before installing windows and that is where I am stuck. So maybe i'm in the wrong thread? but close?
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