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    Posted: 30 Jan 2018 at 1:18pm
I bought an X399 Taichi with the intent of building a box specifically to be able to set up multiple virtual machines, each with its own ethernet adapter, to be able to virtualize a small office worth of computers as a lab for replicating issues clients are encountering.

I have installed a Threadripper 1950X, 64GB of RAM, an NVMe drive in M.2 socket 1, an AMD R9 380X in the first PCIe slot.  I am able to install one 4 port NIC adapter in any of the remaining PCIe slots.  However, if I try to install the second (and third), booting fails with a boot code of 95 (problem with PCIe).  I've tried each of the NIC cards individually.  One will work.  Two will not.  Otherwise the machine works just fine.

These are cheap Syba SI-PEX24042 cards.  Cheap, yes, but suitable for my needs.  I was able to get two to work on an older Gigabyte board with an FX-8350.  I believe it should be possible to do this on the Taichi -- until all the lanes are saturated, of course.

Surely more than one will work?
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<cough> RTL8111 <choke>

Get yourself two Intel based 4-Port NICs.

The box in my sig? I have three 4-Port Intels that will run fine with three installed. 12 ports.
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Not interested in a commentary on the hardware.  Seeking a solution.
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That there response of yours is why I have been gone from here.

How's this. I wish you well. You'll need it.
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Thank you.  That solved my problem.
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Originally posted by Klump Klump wrote:

Thank you.  That solved my problem.


Did you not see my answer in my first reply?

I have more hardware here than my old computer shop I owned.
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Your reply did not offer a solution to the issue specified.  What hardware you may have gathered around you is immaterial.

Edited by Klump - 30 Jan 2018 at 4:10pm
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Originally posted by Klump Klump wrote:

Thank you.  That solved my problem.


You? Reported ME?

What the hell, I have nothing to loose here anymore. Us Moderators were forgoten of here a long time ago

You cheap bastard. Get some real NICs

Originally posted by Klumpy Klumpy wrote:


Hi,

The following report has been submitted by Klump, on ASRock Forums who has the following issue with this post : -


Are your moderators typically this helpful?


To view the post then click on the link below : -
http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=7501&PN=1


Posted By: wardog

That there response of yours is why I have been gone from here.

How's this. I wish you well. You'll need it.
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Originally posted by Klump Klump wrote:

Thank you.  That solved my problem.


No. Thank you for solving mine.


wardog, Out!
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Yes.  I reported you.  Just as I would expect any user to do if the Moderators behaved as you have on the Forum where I am an Admin.

I am here seeking assistance.


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