Been waiting on these for almost 2 weeks and they have finally arrived! Will post more details once I get them installed and fired up (hopefully tonight but definitely by this weekend).
Supermicro X10SDV-7TP4F (Xeon D-1537)
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If you load Ubuntu 15.10/16.04 you'll probably see the same Ethernet identification issue I reported on the X10SDV-TP8F. Supermicro is spinning a new BIOS in response to my ticket and I'll have it to test in a few days.
The SAME BIOS appears to apply to all of the X10 flex-ATX boards.
The SAME BIOS appears to apply to all of the X10 flex-ATX boards.
I fired mine up and I am unable to connect to IPMI console using IPMIView. The webserver loads, I can auth fine, but when I connect to console view using IPMIView I get "Connection Error". Connecting to console via Java plugin in browser works fine.
Let me know if you're able to reproduce this.
I have the same "FCC & CE pending" sticker on the power connector. Good times
Let me know if you're able to reproduce this.
I have the same "FCC & CE pending" sticker on the power connector. Good times
Also - check your bios rev. It's probably the engineering build (version will be a long cryptic string instead of a simple 1.0).
Not sure it matters. I'll be getting a beta of an update a in a day or two to fix the Ethernet SMBIOS/DMI ID conflict. So you'll need to update it shortly anyway.
Not sure it matters. I'll be getting a beta of an update a in a day or two to fix the Ethernet SMBIOS/DMI ID conflict. So you'll need to update it shortly anyway.
Nope. No manual either. Luckily I've had enough experience with SM boards to puzzle out the important parts.
I did get get the engineering build bios today to test - unfortunately I'm in NJ and the board is in CA. I won't be able to flash it and see if it fixed the NIC identification issue until Saturday.
Sent from my SM-G925V using Tapatalk
I did get get the engineering build bios today to test - unfortunately I'm in NJ and the board is in CA. I won't be able to flash it and see if it fixed the NIC identification issue until Saturday.
Sent from my SM-G925V using Tapatalk
Got it. I guess I'll just go off the front panel layout of my D-1540 board and hope it's the same. We shall see. If you want to send me the BIOS build you got I could test it tonight (if I ever get this thing powered on
).
Ok well the good news is I got the board up and running. The really bad news is that my case/fans is not sufficient to cool the D-1537 the way they are currently configured. The chip is roasting with the two 80mm fans (see below pic) I have blowing at them. Problem may be that the fans are good 7-8 inches away from the CPU but I didn't think that would be such an issue. I think I'm going to either need to jimmy rig some kind of ducting or get higher powered fans (which I was trying to avoid for noise purposes).
Is there a way to change the temperature thresholds to ensure that motherboard attached case fans speed up when the CPU reaches a specific temperature?
I find it sort of funny yet a little more than mildly annoying that the IPMI KVM Console works on my phone app but not on the desktop app.