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New Build install issue

Hi All,

Please forgive me if I am not submitting properly, new to this forum. I just completed a new build more or less. However I am having an issue when installing.

Motherboard: SuperMicro X11SSZ-QF

Per the Specs it has two Intel NICs:
1x GbE LAN w/ Intel

i210-AT,
1x GbE LAN w/ Intel

PHY i219LM

When I try to install I get the message "Only one network card was found"

I plan on getting an additional Pro/1000 NIC for additional ports, but any way to have the second NIC recognized before then?

I also tried booting into Ubuntu via Live CD and both NICs are detected (to rule out hardware issue).

Edit: I viewed the installer log and am getting a message "user.info bootstrap: interface (Intel Ethernet Controller) ignored because it lacks a name (buggy hw?)"
Thanks!

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0 ThePikey over 9 years ago

Hi Jonathon, i'm pretty new here too...

As far as i know you need to have 2 identical NIC's for the UTM to recognise the ports, so I would say get a dual NIC PCI card and disable the onboard NIC from the BIOS. Make sure the card is on the approved hardware list also, they can be finicky
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0 jonathanjacob over 9 years ago

Thanks ThePikey. It seems like that is the case in practice (since thats what I am experiencing)... But I have seen builds that people described here for boards that are similar. Could it be the chipset is too new?
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0 William Warren over 9 years ago

ah skylake. yeppers too new. The opensource community has not gotten sources form Intel or has not had itme to develop the drivers for skylake.

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