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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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2 years ago

Hi @khtan,

No the card hasn't been programmed yet I'm in the process of building the BMC.
I will try pcie_aspm=off and let you know if it works. But before this I would rather confirm with the programmed board than this.

Thank you,
Best Regards

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2 years ago

Hi,

Just checking up on this, did you still see the AER error after programming the card?

Thanks

Regards

Kian

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    2 years ago

    Hi @khtan

    Even after programming the board AER error shows up. On RHEL 8.6 it doesn't show up. But in Ubuntu 22.04 the error pops up on bootup. I am yet to try with the below mentioned commands since I shifted to RHEL to build the BMC, will confirm with it on Ubuntu with the commands and let you know.

    pcie_aspm=off
    sudo update-grub

    Thank you,

    Best Regards.