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INTERACTIVE CONCEPT · SYNTHETIC DATA

Release comparison

KNOWN-GOOD
Captured link width
8GT/sLink speed
INVESTIGATING
Current firmware

v1.9

Captured link width
5GT/sLink speed

Same device. Two captures. Three differences to inspect.

What changed

3

Link width by release

LANES
Synthetic captured link-width historyFirmware v1.6: 4 lanes; v1.7: 4 lanes; v1.8: 8 lanes; v1.9: 1 lane.x8x4x1
v1.6v1.7v1.8v1.9

Four captured values, not continuous monitoring.

THE EVIDENCE

Captured link width changed

OBSERVED
BASELINE · v1.8LinkSta: Width x8
CURRENT · v1.9LinkSta: Width x1

A captured difference. It does not establish why the link negotiated fewer lanes.

YOUR NEXT CHECK

Recheck both ends of the link.

Capture the endpoint and upstream port after retraining. Compare their Link Status and the test conditions.

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