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Hello,
I've recently installed a PCIe card that needs 8 GB of BAR2 memory space.
My system seems to be unable to provide the card with those resources (computer boots directly in bios with error "Major - 146 - PCI out of resource").
I've enabled "Memory Mapped I/O above 4GB" and tried toggling "Maximize Memory below 4GB" but to no avail.
I know the card works since it boots on my Desktop Xeon machine (Precision WorkStation T3500).
Also, the card boots on the S2600GZ when I reduce the BAR2 size.
In my case, I need the whole 8 GB.
Is there a way to get this to work?
Thanks
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Dear pavelz,
Greetings!!!
Change the bios settings of Memory Mapping.
Go to BIOS => Advanced => PCI Configuration =>
Maximize Memory below 4GB Disabled
Memory Mapped I/O above 4 GB Enabled
Memory Mapped I/O Size
I hope this settings will solve your problem.
with regards,
C.Raja
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Dear Raja,
Thanks for the clarifications!
I had to update my BIOS to the latest version to get the Memory Mapped I/O Size option.
This solved my problem.
However, I've got another problem now, and I was wondering if you could help.
Is there a way to make the system boot even if there are not enough resources for one of the devices, i.e. disregard error 146?
What happened is that during a test, I set a large chunk of memory (8Gb) as non-prefetchable for a device. Now looking at PCI specs, I see that non-prefetchable memory is limited to 32-bit. I need to boot in my system in order to revert those changes.
Thanks in advance,
Pavel
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