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Ga-j1900n

JensR76
Hi,

does some know if the GIGABYTE GA-J1900N-D3V inkl. IntelRegistered CeleronRegistered J1900, Mainboard is working?


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    this is why desktop motherboards aren't recommended for UTM duties(or any other networking duties).  I would send that board back(if you can) and try another one.  otherwise i would disable usb3, and any other things not being used for UTM services.  Also disable uefi and goto legacy bios.

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    this is why desktop motherboards aren't recommended for UTM duties(or any other networking duties).  I would send that board back(if you can) and try another one.  otherwise i would disable usb3, and any other things not being used for UTM services.  Also disable uefi and goto legacy bios.

    Owner:  Emmanuel Technology Consulting

    http://etc-md.com

    Former Sophos SG(Astaro) advocate/researcher/Silver Partner

    PfSense w/Suricata, ntopng, 

    Other addons to follow

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    this is why desktop motherboards aren't recommended for UTM duties(or any other networking duties).  I would send that board back(if you can) and try another one.  otherwise i would disable usb3, and any other things not being used for UTM services.  Also disable uefi and goto legacy bios.


    actually i had it for fun.

    in legacy ,it had more problems than efi, regarding boot options .

    in legacy you have only one device to boot from,if you have 2 HDs you need to change settings in BIOS to boot from the desired one

     if you want to boot from a usb device you need to enter setup and change priority to USB and exit to save,

    but saving is not always correct , you need to do it two or three times.

    i tested efi and set a new disk with GPT for the first time.

    and all boot options there.

    as i said before BIOS is not mature and it is intended for efi.
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