Sorry my friend, but you are wrong.
I DID IT!
Quadro FX 4800 SLI on X8DAH+ running Server 2008 R2!
NO HALmod! NO modded drivers! And NO test mode!
All I needed was the customized SLIC string!
Here is my new .dsl file. The part from
aGeoM was "almost correct". I just had to remove the "IFSL" and directly return the SLIC to get IASL to compile the file without errors.
My .dsl is attached. I will also attach the .aml file for people who can't do it themselves. (Maybe it won't work for them if their hardware differs too much... at least it's worth a try)
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Here my short step-by-step description what to do to enable SLI on a Supermicro X8DAH+ running
Windows Server 2008 R2:
0. Install the Quadros to the native 16x PCI-Express 2.0 sockets.
It is no problem that these 16x ports are connected to different IOH-36Ds!
1. Install unmodified NVidia Quadro 191 drivers.
2. Download the attached ZIP sli_X8DAH+_Win2008R2.zip. It contains the
asl.exe tool, as described earlier in this thread, and the file DSDT.aml. (It also contains the .dsl and iasl.exe if you would prefer to mod it yourself as I did.)
Extract these files to an easy to reach path (e.g.: c:\SLI).
3. open a command prompt. (Start -> run... -> cmd)
4. Enter the path where you stored the files that you extracted from the zip. -> cd\SLI
5. Run the following command: asl /loadtable DSDT.aml
6. That's it. You may have to reboot to enable SLI. An automatic SLI-notification will pop-up in your taskbar and the NVidia Control panel will show SLI and PhysX.
Thanks to Anatolymik, TheWolf, aGeoM. I needed some help that you provided. ->
Now I will have to run some Benches.
This thread is awsome!
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Edit:
I added a screen shot as ZIP because the forum shrinks my 1920x1200 pixel screen shot so much that you can't see anything.
Edit2: Added another Screenshot that shows some of the Quadro-SLI capabilities:
64x Antialiasing!.