I have tried connecting a PCIe device to the RC using the breakout board (PCIe port B) but the blade doesn’t seem to be able to enumerate any device I connect to it.
Is this use case supported yet? Do I need to upgrade the firmware for that?
Hello, @wintermute. Sorry that you encountered a problem using our products. To address this issue, we first need to know what PCIe device you’re connecting. Thanks.
I even attempted forcing a rescan (echo "1" > /sys/bus/pci/rescan) but it didn’t help
Attempted with the default debian11 installation from the eMMC, and with the latest ubuntu build from here
I am powering both the PCIe adapter and the blade3 (from the breakout board) from a 350w ATX PSU.
I have tried 2 different SFF-8643 cables I bought with the blade3.
Is it a supported use case? Is there anything I need to configure on the PCIe bifurcation?
BTW I saw some reviewers had a u.2 to NVMe breakout made for the blade3, but I can’t find where to get one. Is it being sold already?
Hi, @wintermute we support this use case. You may need to configure driver depending on the PCIe device you’re connecting.
A 1-TB NVMe SSD you mentioned earlier can be connected directly using a U.2 to NVMe breakout board. However, this kind of breakout board is not available for separate purchase and is only included with the Blade 3 Case. Our colleague @Evelyn_Liang will reach out to you soon to discuss how we can provide you a Blade 3 case.
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