Core and Scale I219-V

[nstallons]

I currently can't get Core or Scale to work on an older second-hand mobo I have. It is an Asus CODE IX Maximus using a I219-V. I see comments all over and it seems like some people believe it's supported in the more recent versions but I for the life of me can't find anywhere that would list if it's compatible or not.

 

[sretalla]

I see that at least an RC of SCALE was compatible (for one user)...

Need help - I'm a Linux n00b and two of my network adapters don't work

Hi! So this week I set up Scale 22.02-RC.2 on my 8th-gen Intel NUC. The internal NIC works fine (Intel I219-V chipset, 1GbE), as does an external UGREEN CM275 USB-C adapter (Realtek RTL8153B chipset, also 1GbE). However, neither of the following upgrades seem to work out of the box: Sabrent...

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I see that plenty of posts indicate the 217, 218 and 219-V are expected to not be great on FreeBSD.

 

[nstallons]

I see that at least an RC of SCALE was compatible (for one user)...

Need help - I'm a Linux n00b and two of my network adapters don't work

Hi! So this week I set up Scale 22.02-RC.2 on my 8th-gen Intel NUC. The internal NIC works fine (Intel I219-V chipset, 1GbE), as does an external UGREEN CM275 USB-C adapter (Realtek RTL8153B chipset, also 1GbE). However, neither of the following upgrades seem to work out of the box: Sabrent...

www.truenas.com

I see that plenty of posts indicate the 217, 218 and 219-V are expected to not be great on FreeBSD.

Right, I see the same just looking to see if there was an official wording I checked the FreeBSD list and it seems supported. But alas no luck. Currently, I am running through a CabelMatters USB to RJ45 adapter I use for my Pi's. I guess I shall just order an intel nic, was hoping I could hold off on that. Any recommendations for the best bang for the buck card? Seems like an Intel I210 would be the best card for sub-100.

 

[sretalla]

Seems like an Intel I210 would be the best card for sub-100

Yep, that's it for cheap and cheerful.