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Sun Blade X6275 M2 Server Module Product Notes
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Overview of the Sun Blade X6275 M2 Server Module Product Notes

System Software Release Features

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Supported Hardware

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Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)

Additional Software

Hardware, Firmware, and BIOS Issues

Hardware, Firmware, and BIOS Current Issues

Care and Handling of Server Modules with FMods

Setup and Power-On Recommendations for the Sun Blade 6000 Modular System Chassis

Setup and Power-on Recommendations With an Empty System Chassis

Setup and Power-on Recommendations With a Preconfigured System Chassis

PCIe Link Speed Reduced With BIOS 10.2.6.0 (6994690)

PC-Check 6.27s Does Not Recognize Mellanox 10GbE Chip (6992284)

Performance Degradation When BIOS Hardware Prefetcher is Enabled

Identifying a Node's Onboard Device Versus a Node's PCIe EM (7072665)

Management and ILOM Issues

Management and ILOM Current Issues

Linux Issues

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Oracle Solaris Issues

Oracle Solaris Current Issues

Windows Issues

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Identifying a Node's Onboard Device Versus a Node's PCIe EM (7072665)

If you have a Sun Blade X6275 M2 server module with 10GbE (model X6275M2–CB) that has, for example, a network issue, it might be difficult to identify a faulty device if you have other similar devices on the node's pci bus.

When using a unix-based tool such as lspci at the host to find connected PCI devices, output can be interpreted as follows: