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    Supermicro X9SCL -F-O won't post...

    Check the RAM again, it needs a very specific type of unbuffered server Ram
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    OI ESXi 5.x x9scl+-F 3xM1015 (cross flashed-IT mode) major CHKSum Errors on scrubs

    Just to clarify, any drive in any pool on any HBA gets these chksum errors randomly on a scrub. Not just the 10 drives on this HBA. BIOS was reset, the m1015s are all passed through and all work when booted in bare metal OI, but I'll try the that setting steve3. I have a E3-1230 (not ivy...
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    OI ESXi 5.x x9scl+-F 3xM1015 (cross flashed-IT mode) major CHKSum Errors on scrubs

    I have some other pools ( that I'm not scrubbing for obvious reasons) - I'll pull one HBA in the morning and see how it deals with that. I was just using these 10 drives as a tester. Thanks
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    OI ESXi 5.x x9scl+-F 3xM1015 (cross flashed-IT mode) major CHKSum Errors on scrubs

    I am running the backplanes off a single molex power splitter - although when booting same server with OI LiveCd it's fine. I should add that the data copied to/stored in the pool(s) are fine - the I/O generated by the scrub seems to be what's actually causing the problem.
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    OI ESXi 5.x x9scl+-F 3xM1015 (cross flashed-IT mode) major CHKSum Errors on scrubs

    I've got a strange problem with Openindiana (versions 151a5 up to 151a7) using VT-d where any heavy load on my 10xSegate 3TB drives (or any drives for that matter) causes thousands of CHKSum Errors under ESXi 5 and 5.1. The drives are in a Norco 4224 and when the problem manifests itself I see...
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