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David
>    Can you look on the motherboard and find out what type of chip it uses?
> It should be one of: 82557, 82558, or 82559. Let me know.

The lid is off.
It says GD82559

I wonder if we can get Jordan to allow a quick commit fix for this one.
The board (from SuperMicro) is a top end server board.

Roger


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