If I come up in single user mode aka "fail safe", I can see all 3 system pools
and import them. Two don't mount properly because / is read only, but I can
scrub them all without any problems. I suppose -R would fix that, but it
really didn't seem important. I just wanted to scrub the pools.
I have a pair of almost identical Z400s. (In total I have 4.) One has 4x 2 GB
DIMMs (#3) and the other has 2x 8 GB DIMMs (#4) . Both have Quadro FX 1800
cards and trayless SATA bays. Both are connected to the monitor through an 8
port KVM switch.
Hipster 2020.10 was installed on system #3.
I'd been working on a script to reformat disk error messages from
/var/adm/messages to the logical device name and had done a "devfsadm -C -c
disk" with the scratch pool disk out of the system. Naturally when I put it
back in, the system couldn't find it.
At this point it is unclear if the MB
Off the cuff guess: differing video card firmware. My kid's crappy linux
PC had lingering (despite full blow-away-the-whole-disk reinstall) weird
settings that harassed us for months until I found a more severe reset
(different OS), which I presume included fw, but things are so candy-coated
these
Oh but you switched video card into the offending chassis and got same bad
behaviour!!
Shoot sorry, missed that. Same EFI / BIOS level on both motherboards?
On Fri, Apr 16, 2021 at 2:49 PM Jacob Ritorto
wrote:
> Off the cuff guess: differing video card firmware. My kid's crappy linux
> PC had
On 2021-04-16 11:38, Reginald Beardsley via openindiana-discuss wrote:
I have a pair of almost identical Z400s. (In total I have 4.) One has 4x 2
GB
DIMMs (#3) and the other has 2x 8 GB DIMMs (#4) . Both have Quadro FX 1800
cards
and trayless SATA bays. Both are connected to the monitor throu
To summarize:
I swapped PSUs and graphics cards including putting the card from #3 in #4
I booted from the 2020.10 hard disk and Live Image
I swapped the KVM cables and ports
I tried the other PCIe slot that will take the graphics card.
I put a scope on the 5 V and 12 V rails.
After all tha
Gentlemen:
This conversation is interesting from a number of perspectives, and none of
them related to OI (in my case, though they could be at some point…)
Comments about bad sync connections, lousy DVI adapters, etc. got my ears
perked up. With kids forced back home last year, I’d rarely done
Good points here.
Best wishes,
Gerry
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