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# Assigning tons of /64s to *nix machines (telehouse-NY) # Assigning tons of /64s to *nix machines (telehouse-NY)
don't even ask what this was for it's gross
### Get a /125 transit net for the connection to the server: ### Get a /125 transit net for the connection to the server:
`2620:57:e000:e::10/125` `2620:57:e000:e::10/125`
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### Assign an entire /56 to a linux server ### Assign an entire /56 to a linux server
Run the below command to assign the entire /56 to the server's loopback interface: Run the below command to assign the entire /56 to the server's loopback interface:
**Note:** this uses Linux's [AnyIP](https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=ab79ad14a2d51e95f0ac3cef7cd116a57089ba82) feature: **Note:** this uses Linux's [AnyIP](https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=ab79ad14a2d51e95f0ac3cef7cd116a57089ba82) feature
`ip -6 route add local 2620:57:e000:400::/56 dev lo` `ip -6 route add local 2620:57:e000:400::/56 dev lo`
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### Finding all the /64s to bind to ### Finding all the /64s to bind to
If your application needs to be bound to each /64, stick our `2620:57:e000:400::/56` subnet into [this calculator](https://subnettingpractice.com/ipv6_subnetting.html), and choose /64s from the dropdown then press calculate: If your application needs to be bound to each /64, stick our `2620:57:e000:400::/56` subnet into [this calculator](https://subnettingpractice.com/ipv6_subnetting.html), and choose /64s from the dropdown then press calculate:
![calculator](../../data/other/brocade/64nix-1.png) ![calculator](store/64nix-1.png)
Then simply bind each of your application instances to the first address in each /64 - For instance: Then simply bind each of your application instances to the first address in each /64 - For instance:

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# H710 B0 Full Size IT Mode Flashing # H710 B0 Full Size IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Full Size (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Full Size (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
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ChipRevision : B0 ChipRevision : B0
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710 B0 IT Mode Flashing # H710 B0 IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Mini Mono (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Mini Mono (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710 Mini
ChipRevision : B0 ChipRevision : B0
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710 D1 For Blades IT Mode Flashing # H710 D1 For Blades IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Mini Mono (D1 Revision) for blade servers (M620 etc). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Mini Mono (D1 Revision) for blade servers (M620 etc). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710 Mini
ChipRevision : D1 ChipRevision : D1
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
**Note:** The system you are using & flashing should also be a blade model! For instance PERC Minis in an M420, M620, M820 etc. If you're not sure what that means, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. **Note:** The system you are using & flashing should also be a blade model! For instance PERC Minis in an M420, M620, M820 etc. If you're not sure what that means, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
Next, you need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. Next, you need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710 D1 Full Size IT Mode Flashing # H710 D1 Full Size IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Full Size (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Full Size (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710 Adapter
ChipRevision : D1 ChipRevision : D1
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710 D1 IT Mode Flashing # H710 D1 IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Mini Mono (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710 Mini Mono (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710 Mini
ChipRevision : D1 ChipRevision : D1
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710P B0 Full Size IT Mode Flashing # H710P B0 Full Size IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710P Full Size (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710P Full Size (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710P Adapter
ChipRevision : B0 ChipRevision : B0
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710P B0 IT Mode Flashing # H710P B0 IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710P (Note the P!) Mini Mono (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710P (Note the P!) Mini Mono (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710P Mini
ChipRevision : B0 ChipRevision : B0
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710P D1 Full Size IT Mode Flashing # H710P D1 Full Size IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710P Full Size (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710P Full Size (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710P Adapter
ChipRevision : D1 ChipRevision : D1
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H710P D1 IT Mode Flashing # H710P D1 IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H710P (Note the P!) Mini Mono (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H710P (Note the P!) Mini Mono (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H710P Mini
ChipRevision : D1 ChipRevision : D1
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H810 B0 Full Size IT Mode Flashing # H810 B0 Full Size IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H810 Full Size (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H810 Full Size (B0 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H810 Adapter
ChipRevision : B0 ChipRevision : B0
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H810 D1 Full Size IT Mode Flashing # H810 D1 Full Size IT Mode Flashing
Continued instructions for flashing the H810 Full Size (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/). If you haven't done so already, go back. Continued instructions for flashing the H810 Full Size (D1 Revision). You should only continue here after following the [Introduction Page](perc.md). If you haven't done so already, go back.
## Verify & SAS ## Verify & SAS
You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again: You should still be in the FreeDOS live boot image. Double check you are on the right guide by running the following command again:
@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Product Name : PERC H810 Adapter
ChipRevision : D1 ChipRevision : D1
SAS Address : xxxx (will differ) SAS Address : xxxx (will differ)
``` ```
If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/perc/) and get on the right guide. If so, continue on! If not, stop and go back to the [introduction page](perc.md) and get on the right guide.
You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one. You also need to note the SAS address of the card from the above output so we can program it back later. Take a screenshot of the console, or otherwise note down the address so you can write it back at the end of the guide. It's not a huge deal if you lose it, but it's easiest to program back the original address instead of generating a new one.

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# H310/H710/H710P/H810 Mini & Full Size IT Crossflashing # H310/H710/H710P/H810 Mini & Full Size IT Crossflashing
This guide allows you to crossflash 12th gen Dell Mini Mono & full size cards to LSI IT firmware. Mini Mono refers to the small models that fit in the dedicated "storage slot" on Dell servers. Because iDRAC checks the PCI vendor values of cards in this slot before allowing the server to boot, the generic full-size PERC crossflashing guides do not apply. This guide however solves that issue. [Technical explanation](https://github.com/marcan/lsirec/issues/1#issuecomment-574971959) for those curious. The following cards are currently supported (if you have a model not listed, [contact me](mailto:jon@fohdeesha.com?subject=PERC-Unknown)): This guide allows you to crossflash 12th gen Dell Mini Mono & full size cards to LSI IT firmware. Mini Mono refers to the small models that fit in the dedicated "storage slot" on Dell servers. Because iDRAC checks the PCI vendor values of cards in this slot before allowing the server to boot, the generic full-size PERC crossflashing guides do not apply. This guide however solves that issue. [Technical explanation](https://github.com/marcan/lsirec/issues/1#issuecomment-574971959) for those curious. The following cards are supported:
* H310 Mini Mono * H310 Mini Mono
* H710 Mini Mono * H710 Mini Mono
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Download the ZIP below which contains two ISOs. One is a FreeDOS live image, the other is a Debian live image. Both come prepackaged with all the required tools and files, and they can be booted either via iDRAC virtual media or by burning them to a flash drive via [Rufus](https://rufus.ie/), using `dd`, or your favorite flashing utility - up to you. Download the ZIP below which contains two ISOs. One is a FreeDOS live image, the other is a Debian live image. Both come prepackaged with all the required tools and files, and they can be booted either via iDRAC virtual media or by burning them to a flash drive via [Rufus](https://rufus.ie/), using `dd`, or your favorite flashing utility - up to you.
[```Dell Perc Flashing ZIP```](https://fohdeesha.com/data/other/perc/perc-crossflash-v1.9.zip) [```Dell Perc Flashing ZIP```](store/perc/perc-crossflash-v1.9.zip)
```Version: v1.9``` ```Version: v1.9```
```ZIP Updated: 07-20-2021``` ```ZIP Updated: 07-20-2021```
```MD5: 0af86889219ee9ea963687931836c4fa``` ```MD5: 0af86889219ee9ea963687931836c4fa```
>Note: If you **know** you have an H310 Mini (**not** an H710), skip all of the below and jump right to the [H310 Mini Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H310/). Otherwise, continue below. >Note: If you **know** you have an H310 Mini (**not** an H710), skip all of the below and jump right to the [H310 Mini Guide](H310.md). Otherwise, continue below.
## Finding Your Card Revision ## Finding Your Card Revision
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``` ```
info info
``` ```
![percflash1](https://fohdeesha.com/data/other/perc/percinfo.png) ![percflash1](store/perc/percinfo.png)
>WARNING: If you are flashing a card in a blade chassis (like an M620 or M820), only use the "for blades" guide for your specific card model below. For example, the **H710 Mini (D1) Blade Guide**. Following any of the "normal" guides on a blade server will brick the PERC >WARNING: If you are flashing a card in a blade chassis (like an M620 or M820), only use the "for blades" guide for your specific card model below. For example, the **H710 Mini (D1) Blade Guide**. Following any of the "normal" guides on a blade server will brick the PERC
If it displays an **H310 Mini**, proceed to the [H310 Mini Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H310/) If it displays an **H310 Mini**, proceed to the [H310 Mini Guide](H310.md)
If it displays an **H710 Mini B0** revision, proceed to the [H710 Mini (B0) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710-B0/) If it displays an **H710 Mini B0** revision, proceed to the [H710 Mini (B0) Guide](H710-B0.md)
If it displays an **H710 Mini D1** revision, proceed to the [H710 Mini (D1) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710-D1/) If it displays an **H710 Mini D1** revision, proceed to the [H710 Mini (D1) Guide](H710-D1.md)
If it displays an **H710 Mini D1** revision **and it's in a blade server**, proceed to the [H710 Mini (D1) Blade Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710-D1-Blade/) If it displays an **H710 Mini D1** revision **and it's in a blade server**, proceed to the [H710 Mini (D1) Blade Guide](H710-D1-Blade.md)
If it displays an **H710P Mini B0** revision, proceed to the [H710P Mini (B0) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710P-B0/) If it displays an **H710P Mini B0** revision, proceed to the [H710P Mini (B0) Guide](H710P-B0.md)
If it displays an **H710P Mini D1** revision, proceed to the [H710P Mini (D1) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710P-D1/) If it displays an **H710P Mini D1** revision, proceed to the [H710P Mini (D1) Guide](H710P-D1.md)
If it displays an **H710 Adapter B0** revision, proceed to the [H710 Full Size (B0) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710-B0-full/) If it displays an **H710 Adapter B0** revision, proceed to the [H710 Full Size (B0) Guide](H710-B0-full.md)
If it displays an **H710 Adapter D1** revision, proceed to the [H710 Full Size (D1) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710-D1-full/) If it displays an **H710 Adapter D1** revision, proceed to the [H710 Full Size (D1) Guide](H710-D1-full.md)
If it displays an **H710P Adapter B0** revision, proceed to the [H710P Full Size (B0) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710P-B0-full/) If it displays an **H710P Adapter B0** revision, proceed to the [H710P Full Size (B0) Guide](H710P-B0-full.md)
If it displays an **H710P Adapter D1** revision, proceed to the [H710P Full Size (D1) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H710P-D1-full/) If it displays an **H710P Adapter D1** revision, proceed to the [H710P Full Size (D1) Guide](H710P-D1-full.md)
If it displays an **H810 Adapter B0** revision, proceed to the [H810 Full Size (B0) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H810-B0-full/) If it displays an **H810 Adapter B0** revision, proceed to the [H810 Full Size (B0) Guide](H810-B0-full.md)
If it displays an **H810 Adapter D1** revision, proceed to the [H810 Full Size (D1) Guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/H810-D1-full/) If it displays an **H810 Adapter D1** revision, proceed to the [H810 Full Size (D1) Guide](H810-D1-full.md)
If it displays anything that doesn't exactly match the above choices, [contact me](mailto:jon@fohdeesha.com?subject=PERC-Unknown) with a screenshot. If you're impatient and pick the "closest one" instead, you'll brick your card. If it displays anything that doesn't exactly match the above choices, [contact me](mailto:jon@fohdeesha.com?subject=PERC-Unknown) with a screenshot. If you're impatient and pick the "closest one" instead, you'll brick your card.
@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ If you need to enable the feature again, run this command via the SSH client:
racadm set system.thermalsettings.ThirdPartyPCIFanResponse 1 racadm set system.thermalsettings.ThirdPartyPCIFanResponse 1
``` ```
>Note: The above commands were pulled from the following Dell White Paper: [Disabling a Third-Party PCIe Card Cooling Response with Dell PowerEdge Servers](https://fohdeesha.com/data/other/perc/ThirdPartyPCIFanResponse.pdf) >Note: The above commands were pulled from the following Dell White Paper: [Disabling a Third-Party PCIe Card Cooling Response with Dell PowerEdge Servers](store/perc/ThirdPartyPCIFanResponse.pdf)
## Extra: Revision Info & Part Numbers ## Extra: Revision Info & Part Numbers
The main difference between the B0 and D1 revisions is the D1 will link at PCIe 3.0 speeds, instead of PCIe 2.0. This will almost certainly never cause a bottleneck unless you have every SAS port on the card connected to very fast SSDs that all get hammered at the same time. Even then, you're likely to reach the card's processor limitations before the bus bandwidth limit. The difference with the *P* cards (H710P) is more cache (1GB vs 512MB), but this is totally irrelevant when running the card flashed to IT mode as the cache is not used. The main difference between the B0 and D1 revisions is the D1 will link at PCIe 3.0 speeds, instead of PCIe 2.0. This will almost certainly never cause a bottleneck unless you have every SAS port on the card connected to very fast SSDs that all get hammered at the same time. Even then, you're likely to reach the card's processor limitations before the bus bandwidth limit. The difference with the *P* cards (H710P) is more cache (1GB vs 512MB), but this is totally irrelevant when running the card flashed to IT mode as the cache is not used.