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Problem with riser and ubuntu

i have a mining pcie riser and when i have it plugged in my motherboards Ethernet docent detect. 

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Are you plugging a NIC into the riser or are you saying you plug the riser in and your onboard NIC stops working.

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4 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Are you plugging a NIC into the riser or are you saying you plug the riser in and your onboard NIC stops working.

when i plug the riser into my motherboard even with nothing plugged into the riser my on board NIC stops detecting

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3 minutes ago, FinnJim3 said:

when i plug the riser into my motherboard even with nothing plugged into the riser my on board NIC stops detecting

I wonder if the slot shares lanes with the Ethernet adapter. What motherboard are you using?

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2 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

I wonder if the slot shares lanes with the Ethernet adapter. What motherboard are you using?

that's what i was wondering too, i'm using a gigabyte GA-970a-ud3

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4 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

I wonder if the slot shares lanes with the Ethernet adapter

when i plug a sound card into the pcie x1 slot it works fine???

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1 minute ago, FinnJim3 said:

when i plug a sound card into the pcie x1 slot it works fine???

I take it this is a PCI_ex1 to x16 riser cable? If its the kind from the early days of crypto-mining those have been known to not be the most reliable.

 

Did you try putting the riser in a different slot?

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2 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Did you try putting the riser in a different slot?

i tried it in a x16 slot and it worked fine but in a x1 slot it didnt

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3 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

I take it this is a PCI_ex1 to x16 riser cable?

yes it is, i brought it new  yesterday 

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9 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Did you try all the x1 slots? Do you lose internet on all of them or just 1?

it works with the x16 slots but not the x1 slots

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What revision is the motherboard? It's painted on the motherboards silkscreen by the very most bottom left screw. It should say REV:#.#

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3 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

What revision is the motherboard?

i'm not at home at the moment so i cant check but i'm pretty sure its a REV 1.0

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The manual doesn't mention sharing lanes between slots. I wonder if all the x1 slots go through the PCH and both x16 slots go to the CPU. Perhaps the PCH is to blame here. You may have to locate a setting in the BIOS that changes how the system distributes lanes.

 

Though to contradict that you put a sound card in and it was fine. I'm out of ideas. The only thing I can think of is something is wrong with the riser itself.

 

Why do you need it?

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1 minute ago, Windows7ge said:

Why do you need it?

i was going to use it so i could put larger that x1 expansion cards externally 

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4 minutes ago, FinnJim3 said:

i was going to use it so i could put larger that x1 expansion cards externally 

Well worst comes to worst you said the x16 slot works. Check the BIOS and see if it says anything about distributing lanes. Sometimes when certain ports are being used at the same time things stop working. 

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