Hi to all. Anyone is successfully running illumos/OmniOS on a mainboard with Intel H510 chipset? A seller is offering me these components, and I'm wondering if I can run OmniOS on them: amazon.com/dp/B091D6L2M7 amazon.ca/dp/B0CL1W8P1K

I didn't find them listed in illumos.org/hcl , so I'm asking if someone happened to test them. Thanks! :)

H510 is associated with 11th Gen Intel CPUs, I think...

I'm running an 11th Gen NUC:

11th Gen Intel(r) Core(tm) i5-1135G7 @ 2.40GHz

That's technically a Tiger Lake (low-power/laptop) chip, I think. I'm pretty sure people have run on those.

Wish you pointed me at produce spec sheets instead of amazon...

I'm most interested in what NIC is embedded on that motherboard. THat's likely your dealbreaker.

danmcd: thank you so much, here is the spec sheet for the M/B: asus.com/motherboards-components/mo…boards/prime/prime-h510m-k/techspec

as for what I read from it, the embedded NIC is an Intel I219-V, which I found in illumos' HCL, so it's ok I guess

as for the SATA controller, here it is: asmedia.com.tw/product/45aYq54sP8Qh7WH8/58dYQ8bxZ4UR9wG5

1 x Intel® I219-V 1Gb Ethernet port => igb(4D) that's good.

Actually, about the SATA ctrl, In Amazon's product sheet I read "ASM1166+JMB575 Chips", so I do not know if it's a ASmedia product I linked, or this other one: jmicron.com/file/download/893/JMB575.pdf

 

ASM1166

Ok, it should be a card from an "obscure" manufacturer called YUNKOZAND, which uses both chipsets (ASM1166 and ASM1166) to give 10 SATA3 ports... :)

As for the ^^^ or the JMB575, you should ask #illumos about those chipsets specifically. I'm pretty sure the ASM one has been used by others, but it's good to ask there.

The mobo should be okay; just make sure your CPU is EITHER one that doesn't have mixed-cores, or if it does, use the BIOS to disable the low-power ones.

danmcd: great, thank you very much for your suggestions!

Hi.

I am seeing this in dmesg: localhost svc.startd[9]: [ID 748625 daemon.error] system/fmd:default failed repeatedly: transitioned to maintenance (see 'svcs -xv' for details)

what svcs -vx tell?

here is the complete log: pastebin.com/raw/7MyrERcj

Stopping because process dumped core

do you have core in / or have you set up global core?

AFAIK I haven1t modified the core-settings, however I don't see any core file in the /

like global core file pattern: /var/cores/core.%f.%p with coreadm and have /var/cores directory -- then you will find core.fmd.number from it

Where are they supposed to be stored? Directly in /?

default config is to create core in application current working directory

which for fmd is /

I don't see any file in /var/cores

check coreadm output

global core dumps: disabled

you would need to enable it, then svcadm clear fmd and hope it will drop another core:)

and you need to set pattern too

is this enough?

global core dumps: enabled

you need pattern too

I have this: pastebin.com/raw/t0hNKpWy

coreadm manual does describe it quite nicely

What else should I enable? And hoe exactly?

*how

coreadm -g /var/cores/core.%f.%p for example, but I really suggest to read that man, so you understand what you are doing

Yep, I did exactly that, according to the man. I got the core dumps created.

How do we find out what's in the core file?

szilard: mdb <path to core flie> and then enter $C for a start

first look would be getting a stack trace: echo ::stack | mdb core.x.y

sommerfeld: where am I supposed to type this "echo ::stack"?

wiedi: I got some output printed. Should I pastebin the output?

yup please

wiedi: pastebin.com/raw/AgFsNiZ7

you're in luck. This issue was already found previously as illumos.org/issues/17213 and sommerfeld has prepareed a review :)

→ BUG 17213: fmd crashes on HP z& G4 in usr/src/cmd/fm/modules/common/fabric-xlate/fx_subr.c:fab_xpath_query() (New) | code.illumos.org/c/illumos-gate/+/4107

wiedi: huh, thats great. Hope it will be fixed in the next release.

sommerfeld: mdb -e '::stack' ... !

the future is here!