Running Tesla K40m on a 32-bit BIOS motherboard.
Running Tesla K40m on a 32-bit BIOS motherboard.
The Tesla K40m shows error code 12, and you're wondering how to make it work with a 16GB BAR card despite the default support being only 4GB on the EVGA SR-2. There might be options to upgrade or configure the card for better compatibility.
This solution doesn't apply to any motherboards you own. A Supermicro board is required for this component. Visit the link: X9 https://www.supermicro.com/en/support/resources/gpu You're welcome.
You could have bought any other Kepler Gpu and just used it. Bios mod? Not that Im aware of. I have a K20, same boat you're in. Only fits a certain platform on the server side. The card actually requires hardware resources, none of which a bios modification would allow use of the card in a desktop or workstation motherboard.
Updated the K40c firmware to include the K40m device ID and board ID. Outcomes: Tesla K40c.rom, Tesla K40m MOD.rom, Tesla K40m.rom
Updating the Nvidia driver to treat the K40m as the K40c results in the same issue, and it also affects the driver for the 1050Ti.
The project guide mentions an option to map IRQ to VGA, something I recall but none of my boards support. I plan to verify with my X58A UD3R and test the K20. I haven’t tried it yet, but I’m not sure I’ll find a better solution. It seems this feature is tied to a specific platform intended for the Tesla.