Hello,
I have some issue with my X10SDV-8C+-LN2F Rev 2.00 motherboard, it doesn't power on.
BMC is still working, I can see the web page and I can also SSH to it but I cannot login because I don't have the password and I cannot reset it either if the motherboard cannot boot some OS from what I read.
I tested it with 2 power supplies and same issue, no power on, BMC OK.
I disabled the VGA, I disabled the LAN, I reset the CMOS and I replaced the CR2032 battery with a new one.
This motherboard has the active cooler that connects to the FAN header near it and cable is short and I cannot connect it to another FAN header like others reported to only be connected to "FANA" header.
Does anyone know how to reset the BMC password without booting any OS? or if someone has the same motherboard with same issue?
I measured a fuse near the JF1 pin header and it is OK and at the power on pins on JF1 I have +3.3V measured with a multimeter.
Anything I can test? Are there any schematics for Supermicro boards that I can use to check voltages and do troubleshooting?
Thanks!
I have some issue with my X10SDV-8C+-LN2F Rev 2.00 motherboard, it doesn't power on.
BMC is still working, I can see the web page and I can also SSH to it but I cannot login because I don't have the password and I cannot reset it either if the motherboard cannot boot some OS from what I read.
I tested it with 2 power supplies and same issue, no power on, BMC OK.
I disabled the VGA, I disabled the LAN, I reset the CMOS and I replaced the CR2032 battery with a new one.
This motherboard has the active cooler that connects to the FAN header near it and cable is short and I cannot connect it to another FAN header like others reported to only be connected to "FANA" header.
Does anyone know how to reset the BMC password without booting any OS? or if someone has the same motherboard with same issue?
I measured a fuse near the JF1 pin header and it is OK and at the power on pins on JF1 I have +3.3V measured with a multimeter.
Anything I can test? Are there any schematics for Supermicro boards that I can use to check voltages and do troubleshooting?
Thanks!