Quote from: TiasJ on August 01, 2020, 10:10:29 PM

Quote from: igotek on August 01, 2020, 08:34:53 PM

Hi;
I have running 31 rigs with NVIDIA GPUs on HiveOS.
I have running 25 rigs with AMD on Windows. And I switched 2 pcs AMD rigs to HiveOS. It's so good.
I want to switch all of AMD rigs to HiveOS. But there is a problem.

I have ESonic Gladiator 12GPU motherboards and Biostar TB250-BTC PRO 12GPU motherboards.
No problem with NVIDIA on both of the motherboards.

There is no problem with AMD on Biostar TB250-BTC PRO 12GPU motherboards.
There is a problem with AMD on ESonic Gladiator 12GPU motherboards.
This problem is only on HiveOS. There is no any problem on Windows. I only change SSD.
Please check the image and tell me what should i do ?

https://i.imgur.com/SfIkEmQ.jpg

Looks like its affecting GPU on PCI Bus 01:00

This generally points to bad risers/cables or bad BIOS, but since you claim it works on Windows (even if Windows doesn't always pick up on same errors), I'd start by ensuring your motherboard BIOS is set accordingly fist.

Reset BIOS to factory defaults and ensure only the following changes are made;

Set PCIe Link Speed to GEN2
Disable Internal Graphics
Enable Above 4G Decoding
CSM Support: Disabled
Set storage device with hive partition as first in boot priority
(Optional) Restore AC Power Loss (Power On)

Windows boot no matter CSM Support: Disabled or Enabled.
The HiveOS doesnt boot if I set CSM Support: Disabled.
The HiveOS boots if I set CSM Support: Enabled.

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WHY Disable Internal Graphics ?
I always use enabled internal graphics and put the monitor onboard display out.
My all of the HiveOS rigs are on the same. But no any error.
is there any benefit to disable it ?