WMSE7EN
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- Sep 30, 2023
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I specifically wanted to use TrueNAS scale because of its wide range of compadibility and I had a lot of issues with Core.
I built a new home server with my old gaming PC. It uses an Intel 6800k and ASUS X99-A/USB 3.1 Motherboard. I'm not sure if its a bios setting or something else but I have looked at every setting in my bios and answers on forums and cannot seem to find a fix.
The Intel NIC does not show up in linux shell or in the GUI in the browser.
I am trying to connect my new PC directly to my NAS with two 10gb intel DAC's (id like to run link aggregation). My X710 on my Win 10 PC works perfect after instlaling drivers, but TrueNAS doesn't see its network card, only the onboard ethernet controller on the MOBO.....
Should I try installing drivers manually? or maybe reconfigure PCI cards, I have it in the bottom slot on my motherboard and have two GPU's and a PCI SSD in the other slots.
I typed lspci -v in linux terminal and it spams errors shown in photo.
any ideas?
I built a new home server with my old gaming PC. It uses an Intel 6800k and ASUS X99-A/USB 3.1 Motherboard. I'm not sure if its a bios setting or something else but I have looked at every setting in my bios and answers on forums and cannot seem to find a fix.
The Intel NIC does not show up in linux shell or in the GUI in the browser.
I am trying to connect my new PC directly to my NAS with two 10gb intel DAC's (id like to run link aggregation). My X710 on my Win 10 PC works perfect after instlaling drivers, but TrueNAS doesn't see its network card, only the onboard ethernet controller on the MOBO.....
Should I try installing drivers manually? or maybe reconfigure PCI cards, I have it in the bottom slot on my motherboard and have two GPU's and a PCI SSD in the other slots.
I typed lspci -v in linux terminal and it spams errors shown in photo.
any ideas?
