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Beginner_in_FPGA
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2 years ago

N6000-PL is not showing up in 'lspci'

Hey, I have with me the N6000-PL card which was provided by Intel. And am trying to test the card as is by connecting to a Dell PowerEdge R520 Server. This server is populated by a single CPU hence...
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Beginner_in_FPGA
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2 years ago

Hey,

I solved the "lspci" issue with a proper power boot sequence.

But now after checking in lspci and rebooting the system the error -
"pci 0000:01:00.0: AER: Error of this Agent is reported first"
Keeps popping up bootup.

Any idea as to what might be the issue?

Thank you,
Best Regards.

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KianHinT_altera
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2 years ago

Hi,

I'm Kian and will also be assisting you in this case.

I suspect the card needs to be programmed first . Have you done any programming to the card ?

Also I was looking up on the AER error and some mentioned about disabling the pcie power management might help (pcie_aspm=off) to resolve the issue AER: Error of this Agent is reported first

Quote"

This may be due to PCIe Active State Power Management that is transitioning the link to a lower power state and maybe causing the device to trigger these errors.
You could add this to "/etc/default/grub"

Code:
pcie_aspm=off

And

Code:
sudo update-grub

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Thanks

Regards

Kian