looks to me the motherboard is not new(unused) maybe still a customer return.The biggest issue i see is the fact that I cant get to bios.
CPU is not correctly identified. So update BMC firmware and BIOS to the latest version using IPMI.
The FRU* Hadware Info is only updated once the Bios is reached.The BMC is updated, I have checked yesterday. Only the BIOS is not updated even if I am not getting any error message when I flash the new version.
The biggest issue i see is the fact that I cant get to bios. Do you know if is possible to get into BIOS using IPMI in my current situation?
The MB is broken if you confirm that your power supply is OK.LE1 LED should never blink, as you said it should stay lit.Hello all,
First I want to thank you all for your support in solving my issue.
I have managed to find someone that was willing to help me with a similar CPU/MB.
The CPU that I have is OK but the MB has the same behavior with his CPU, so the conclusion is that the MB is defective.
I will have to return it and get a different one.
Best regards,
Ion
sure. you had POST with 2666, can not be with unsupported memory. you have other issue.Does anyone have a H12SSL working with memory that is slower than 3200 mhz?
the inventory shows you last working conf. . if the new CPU/RAM not POST, no update.What was even strange, is that the seller tested the MB with a 7302 CPU so I really don't understand how 7252 was identified...
he tested with 7252 for sure.What was even strange, is that the seller tested the MB with a 7302 CPU so I really don't understand how 7252 was identified...
I have exactly same issue with my MB H12SSL-i and CPU 7302PHi,
I Just have received my new Supermicro H12SSL-i MB to build my home server. Unfortunately seems that my system is broken as I am not able to start the machine.
After I turn on the power supply the LE1 LED blinks quickly until the LEDM1 (BMC) starts to blinks quickly and then if off. The BMC then goes in the heart beat mode that I find normal from manual, however the LE1 should stay lit.
I have access to BMC through IPMI interface, but the CPU and the RAM amount is not correct as I am using Epyc 7262 and 4x Samsung 3200 stick’s. I need to mention that I have re-seated the CPU several times.
Anyone ahs any idea what might be wrong?
Thank you for your support.
I had the exactly same issue. It turns out to be one of the 12V CPU power cable. The voltages are 12V according to multimeter but somehow the MB doesn't like it. It works once I replaced that cable.I have exactly same issue with my MB H12SSL-i and CPU 7302P
I've filmed the issue: document_5370761792244954825.mp4
I would like to enter BMC through IPMI interface but unfortunately I dont know how to do it (haven't got much experience with server stuff)
Could someone please help with that? Would be greatly appreciated!
after powering with standby power, LE1 is flashing to indicate the Firmware(BIOS) validation phase.The MB is broken if you confirm that your power supply is OK.LE1 LED should never blink, as you said it should stay lit.
Sorry with the help of Supermicro Support, I got it to work, not sure if it was a specific order of clearing the BMC and CMOS but eventually we got it to see the 7302P, been working great for weeks now (and yeah it was from Tugm who also provided tons of support)Any update? Also, is the seller Tugm####?
I just purchased 7302p and H11ssl-i. Should I ask the seller to update the bios before sending it out?