Gigabyte Firmware Bug
Due to a bug in the Gigabyte firmware, the Shasta 1.4 install may negatively impact Gigabyte motherboards when attempting to boot using bonded Mellanox network cards. The result is a board that is unusable until a CMOS clear is physically done via a jumper on the board itself.
A patched firmware release is expected to be available for a future release of Shasta. It is recommended that Gigabyte users wait for this new firmware before attempting an installation of Shasta 1.4. The procedure to recover the boards is included below.
Clear BIOS settings by jumper
- Pull the power cables or blade server from the chassis, and open the system top cover.
- Move the Clear CMOS Jumper to 2-3, and wait 2 to 3 seconds.
- Move the Clear CMOS Jumper to 1-2.
Motherboard MZ62-HD0-00/-YF for H262 chassis
Motherboard MZ32-AR0-00/-YF for R272 chassis
Motherboard MZ92-FS0-00/-YF for R282 chassis
