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The SAS address can be changed with the new tools, after a small binary patch:
#!/bin/bash
# changes the -n command to update the enclosure sas id instead of the serial number
# get CLIXTL from https://www.supermicro.com/wdl/utility/ExpanderXtools_Lite/Linux/CLIXTL7.10.C_Linux.zip
cp CLIXTL CLIXTL-ID && echo -ne "$(printf '\xc0\x17')" | dd of=CLIXTL-ID bs=1 seek=$((0x17b0)) conv=notrunc
echo "013ee0d9b880a612cf86cda92aec200fad1fd1153f26384ccd17e9cb1ab97377 CLIXTL-ID" | sha256sum -c
then use ./CLIXTL-ID -t 500304800000007F -n 5003048...
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The SAS address can be changed with the new tools, after a small binary patch:
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/bpn-sas3-846el-sas3-backplane-firmware-update-problem.27149/post-403464
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