Dear all,
i am not succeeding in installing Omniosce 151026 or 151022 on the Supermicro X11SSH-CTF Board.
I plan to install it to an NVME SSD.
I have the Intel SSD 760p 128GB M.2 PCIe installed on the board but the setup does not recognize it.
The reason i would like t0 install to the ssd on the M.2 port is that all other available Sata and Sas ports are connected to storage hard drives.
From reading in the froum i have seen there are issues with the NVMe Protocol Version and OmniOS. The Intel 760p is a 1.3 Version so this could be a problem. If i would get another SSD with Protocol Version 1.1 could it be recongized by the setup?
I would also go another possible solution like installing it on a drive attached to PCIe Slots or maybe an additional controller for a Sata NVME drive but no idea which is supported. I was also looking at the small Intel Optane Disks 64GB for the M.2 slots. Anybody has experience with these for installing the OS? Any other ideas? Thanks for some insights.
Installing FreeNAS 11 is working fine on the Intel 760p in the M.2 slot.
Best, Alex
i am not succeeding in installing Omniosce 151026 or 151022 on the Supermicro X11SSH-CTF Board.
I plan to install it to an NVME SSD.
I have the Intel SSD 760p 128GB M.2 PCIe installed on the board but the setup does not recognize it.
The reason i would like t0 install to the ssd on the M.2 port is that all other available Sata and Sas ports are connected to storage hard drives.
From reading in the froum i have seen there are issues with the NVMe Protocol Version and OmniOS. The Intel 760p is a 1.3 Version so this could be a problem. If i would get another SSD with Protocol Version 1.1 could it be recongized by the setup?
I would also go another possible solution like installing it on a drive attached to PCIe Slots or maybe an additional controller for a Sata NVME drive but no idea which is supported. I was also looking at the small Intel Optane Disks 64GB for the M.2 slots. Anybody has experience with these for installing the OS? Any other ideas? Thanks for some insights.
Installing FreeNAS 11 is working fine on the Intel 760p in the M.2 slot.
Best, Alex