RJK,
Are you just running BAMT native on that Machine or are you virtualizing it as I assume you will have to in order to get beyond the 8GPU limit per OS?
No right now I just got it going really quick yesterday, haven't spent much time on it yet. My plan was to virtualize it if I couldn't make something else work with the drivers. However after a very hasty peek at the BIOS, there doesn't seem to be options for enabling/disabling VT-x and VT-d. However I might have missed something obvious in my haste.
Yep, rjk's Battle of Trenton will be even more epic than the Revolutionary War with General George Washington.
A George Washington smile for rjk.
When the 8 GPU barrier is broken by the diligent open source peeps rjk will be ahead of the game.
Lol!
I need to figure this virtualization situation out. Perhaps I can look up the processors in the Intel Ark. They are 2.8 Ghz LV (Low Voltage) Xeons, but I'm not sure of a model number.
I have also heard someone say that the display drivers in linux are loaded for each X session, and that I could run multiple X sessions? This seems far-fetched though.... anyone tried this before?
Finally, this system has a very intriguing BIOS option: Namely, the ability to switch between 32-bit and 64-bit PCIe resource tables. I think this is to overcome some kind of addressing limitations that apply to having so many slots, but enabling 64-bit mode made it so that neither BAMT nor Windows would load/install. Both reduced the display down to 4 colors (or was it 16?), and Windows wouldn't install without a driver. It didn't tell me what device the driver it needed was for though, so anything I presented to it was rejected.
. Now if or how that can be overcome, I do not know. Good luck! 
If any of you have access to TSB or JXT series SHB cards, or know where to get them at a reasonable price, do please let me know... 
