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I tried to remove the CMOS battery for 2 days then I tried again but to no avail. Or are there more batteries that I forgot about?
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Finding out whether it's the port or the cable that's broken.
Needfuldoer replied to JKCode's topic in Networking
A cable certifier can tell you how far along the run a wire is broken, but those are much more expensive than the blinky-light continuity checkers. It would also tell you if a cable's termination passes spec, which that keystone above would not. (The wires are untwisted too far, and there shouldn't be dangling bits hanging off the punch. Whoever terminated that one did it backwards.) But unless you want to pay hundreds of dollars for a tool you'll need once, or you can find one you can rent or borrow, you don't need one. It would probably be less costly to replace the run. (99% of the time it's a bad termination though, not a defect somewhere in the middle of a run.) -
Resetting the CMOS should do that.
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Yep: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/geforce-rtx-30-series-resizable-bar-support/
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Is there a way to reset the raid config through BIOS? The disks are not large. The biggest is 500Gb (give or take).
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PC shuts down after I open VM in virt-manager
Aion76263 replied to Aion76263's topic in Troubleshooting
Hey! It seems to be working fine so far, no crashes whatsoever within the first 10 minutes. Will try it out tomorrow for more extended period and play on it and see if it crashes or not and come back here agian. Thank you a lot for so far! -
That seems like too much responsibility.
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all the proliants i've dealt with have the slots piped trough a raid controller on the motherboard. depending on the age i should also note they may have disk size limits.
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And now imagine what a Saturn V would've felt like in the 60s. lol Also, can we appreciate Soyuz for a moment here? That shit has been in service since 1965.
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I see. That's funny. I will now press the funny reaction!
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Apcom WAMJHJ-8125MNG in other words the cheapest managed 8 port 2.5G + one 10G switch money can buy. So generic the web interface is labeled "switch" without the company name mentioned. Some 3d-printing upgrades: - 80W heater cartridges for one of the toolchanger to get quicker from standby to active temp; reducing print time. - BTT RRF wifi to add the duet web interface to the SKR v1.3 - Mellow fly RRF E3 mainboard/controller: Transitioning the last printer (from Marlin) to RRF ("duet" firmware). Surprised to win an auction for a BCN3D Sigma for around $100. Very exciting as this will be my first IDEX (independent dual printhead) printer.
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Gratz, from a lowly member.
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No idea if it has a RAID card. I tried to check raid in bios but to no avail. Nope, only 2 drives show up in Windows. There are 8 in total slotted (I think might be 6).
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PC won't start at all anymore (no fan spin, no lights)
wytzedt replied to wytzedt's topic in Troubleshooting
@RONOTHAN## Thanks for the help! Replacing the motherboard indeed fixed the problem! -
If you have a RAID card, those drives might not be part of a virtual drive. They don't show up under Disk Management in Windows?
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Thanks for the feedback.
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Do you have an "Enable Above 4G Decoding" option? Try enabling that in BIOS. I don't think that 20 series supports ReBAR though, I think it's just Nvidia 30/40 series and AMD 6000/7000 series.
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help Building my first pc and i'm not sure which parts to pick
podkall replied to Markz2023's topic in New Builds and Planning
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Hi, I'm currently running Pop! OS and have some…
djksm replied to Qrop's status update on LinusTech's profile
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yes but you purchase Pro GPUs for stability not performance, at least what I know of