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Hector Martin
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Hector Martin

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If it ain't broke, I'll fix it! I'm porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs at @AsahiLinux. http://patreon.com/marcan  | http://github.com/sponsors/marcan 

Tokyo, Japan
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    1. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 19 May 2019
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      @marcan42 You may be sick of these questions.... but here goes. Have a factory 9211-8i sbr or associated low level files to restore a bricked unit? I can't seem to locate these anywhere

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    2. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 19 May 2019
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      https://github.com/marcan/lsirec/blob/master/sample_sbr/sbr_sas9211-8i_itir.cfg … You can flash that with lsirec (after building it with sbrtool) as long as the PCI device is visible to the OS.

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    3. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 19 May 2019
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      I was attempting that without much success. im about to pass out. I did build one with sbrtool and even added my sas addr as you have in the note on your github <3 but it wont let me host boot any firmware. its being dodgy, but also that motherboard has IOMUU devices

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    4. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 19 May 2019
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      You need to disable the IOMMU (e.g. by booting with the appropriate kernel option). It won't ever work if the card is behind an IOMMU.

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    5. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 20 May 2019
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      sas2flash sees it, just not lsiutil, going to hook drives up and see how it fares. I need to buy you a drink Hector, I thought this was gonepic.twitter.com/AiyaIsAVgE

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    6. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 20 May 2019
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      You might need to run 'unbind' first to disable the kernel driver (what sas2flash etc use).

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    7. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 20 May 2019
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      unbind doesn't work, the mmap bar1 persists. Something to note the lsipci output shows this, 0000:01:00.0 "SCSI storage controller [0100]" all of my other lsi cards show 0107, it doesn't look like it took sbr file properly. Is there a way to just wipe that portion and re-write?

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    8. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 20 May 2019
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      Check lspci -vv output for the card. What does it say about the BARs and driver?

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    9. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 20 May 2019
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      much more output without that grep,pic.twitter.com/tZeRIGV4ho

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      Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 20 May 2019
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      The kernel driver is loaded, so "unbind" seems like it didn't work. Try rmmod mpt3sas?

      7:21 AM - 20 May 2019
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        1. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 20 May 2019
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          rmmod worked, and then the lsirec commands didn't error out :) Let me proceed ty(again)

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        1. TheWeekdy‏ @jb33z 20 May 2019
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          ok so, i unloaded, lsiutil commands worked; unbind, halt, writesbr, reset, rescan.... then info gives me the same error again, and lsipci still showing as SCSI storage controller. Only diff between my cfg i built sbr from and your included 9211cfg is I added the sasaddr

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        2. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 20 May 2019
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          Did you build the config into a binary file with sbrtool? What happens if you read your current SBR and use sbrtool to parse it into text?

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