January 24, 201412 yr I just installed my second MV8 card, and now my server will not shutdown. My server will boot up fine, but when I try to shut down either via the Unraid GUI, using powerdown from a console, or using the power button on the case, the machine shuts off and then starts back up. If I pull the new card out, my server will shutdown fine. I'm at a loss on this one. Has anyone seen this before? I'm fairly certain I copied one of the builds on the forum here, so I feel confident these parts work together. Update 1: Looks like it's an issue when both cards are in the machine at the same time. I can take out the old card and leave just the new one in and it will shutdown fine as well. It looks like my old card is running the .15 firmware and the new card is running the .21 firmware. Should I update the firmware on the old card, or possibly roll back the firmware on the new one? Update 2: Looks like upgrading both cards to .21 firmware doesn't help. The MB is also running the latest firmware. Update 3: Just another data point, but my machine is a pretty basic setup. The only things connected to the MB are the two MV8 expansion cards, 5 hard drives, the memory, the CPU, power, and then the connectors for front USB, power and HDD lights. It seems like it is either the MV8 cards, or something to do with the PCI-E slots themselves. I've disabled all of the WOL settings the BIOS as well.
January 27, 201412 yr Author Thought I'd give this a bump to see if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks!
January 28, 201412 yr Author Minor update. I got a response from Supermicro and as you might expect they don't think its their cards. They suggested I contact the MB manufacturer about it. So, I've submitted a support request with them as well. Hopefully that will turn up something. I'd hate to have to replace the MB in my server because of this.
January 28, 201412 yr Have made sure the "power on after power failure" setting is disabled / set to "stay off"? Also make sure any settings related to power on via PCI / pcie device are disabled... Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk
January 28, 201412 yr Author Have made sure the "power on after power failure" setting is disabled / set to "stay off"? Also make sure any settings related to power on via PCI / pcie device are disabled... Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate all the help I can get. I assume you mean settings in the BIOS, correct? I've checked and double checked everything in the BIOS, and I believe I have all of these "power on" features disabled. I've actually gone through once and disabled everything except the onboard video. Since I don't have a video card, I didn't think it would be a good idea. Other than that, if there was an option to disable something, I turned it off. Are there some other settings I may be missing? Something related to unRAID or possibly the expansion cards?
January 28, 201412 yr Did you try rolling both back to firmware .15? Also, did you disable INT13 for both cards in the card bios (when using v .21 firmware)?
January 28, 201412 yr Author Did you try rolling both back to firmware .15? Also, did you disable INT13 for both cards in the card bios (when using v .21 firmware)? I have not tried the .15 firmware in both cards. I'll try rolling that back as soon as I get a chance. I believe I have INT13 disabled now, but I'll double check that as well before I rollback the firmware.
January 29, 201412 yr Author No luck. Both cards had INT13 disabled already. I also tried rolling back the firmware, but the machine still reboots rather than shutting down. Any more suggestions? This is one of the few times that Google is letting me down. I've found a few similar cases with PCI-E cards, but never a resolution that seems consistent with my situation.
February 20, 201511 yr Anyone find a solution, I have similar setup with the power down issue and have not been able to resolve? If you have same MB and both disk controller cards working, which BIOS version for the MB are you running?
May 14, 201511 yr Damn, I have the same issue ... tought it was some bios settings but i confirmed the issue after removing my second AOC-SASLP-MV8 ! So, my config, X8SIL-F + 2 x AOC-SASLP-MV8. Anyone got solutions about this issues? Thanks
May 14, 201511 yr Damn, I have the same issue ... tought it was some bios settings but i confirmed the issue after removing my second AOC-SASLP-MV8 ! So, my config, X8SIL-F + 2 x AOC-SASLP-MV8. Anyone got solutions about this issues? Thanks Your hardware is all SuperMicro so contacting them is worthwhile. OP has non SuperMicro motherboard so they passed it off. They can't do that this time.
May 19, 201511 yr Contacted support, except some test that i already done before, they have no idea on this issue ... Someone that doesnt have the issue can check that: * Disable the PCIe slot in bios from one of your AOC-SASLP-MV8 * Check if the two or one card are loaded before unRAID start. Thanks
May 26, 201511 yr Sambo, You are not alone, I am experiencing the same exact issue. Also my second card is not recognizing any attached hard drives. See separate thread here. http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=39587.msg377582
June 3, 201511 yr Hi, my 2nd card recognize w/o any issue my disk. My only issue is when i press shutdown, box auto-restart after few seconds off .... I have same config too, very trouble ... do you have any other cpu to test maybe?
March 23, 20206 yr I too have the same problem. I have one Supermicro card. ASUS WS Z390 Pro motherboard. Have SATA SSD as main disk, booted using UEFI. CSM turned off. WOL off. etc.. Solution for now: remove the card. {{{ Andy
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