Running Tesla K40m on a 32-bit BIOS motherboard.
Running Tesla K40m on a 32-bit BIOS motherboard.
The manual page 60 didn’t show up, but I see a more recent version A58 compared to A24—maybe a lower version would assist.
Check if a boot ROM option exists. Consider disabling it if the card supports it. Also, see if you can disable all boot ROMs like Ethernet and LSI.
I explored what I discovered in that discussion. It seems similar results appeared when working with K20, which led me to give up temporarily. Maybe I'll invest in a better board later. After some investigation, I located the right fit for my Tesla. I shared these details in the forum thread I made when I chose to discard the card. Still, it remains in storage and isn't functional. See: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Ha...-p/6949226 Really is the bottom line, need the appropriate motherboard...
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I realize this is a very unsupported situation, but I don't just have the money to throw away to make this work. So how hard would it be for me to modify the evga sr-2 bios to support above 4g decoding? If it is at all possible where would I get what I need to implement that?
You're unsure about which version to use. I can share the latest AMIBCP (version 5) with you. If it doesn't work on your BIOS, you can try AMIBCP4 or 3. The file AMIBCP5.exe will be available. Since I'll be away from home this afternoon and evening, my response may take a bit longer.