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List all SN shipped , and the one kept
Gemini said
Based on the communications regarding PO-0272806 (100x C9120AXE-B-REF to CMS Communications, Inc.), here are the serial numbers that were successfully shipped, as well as the unit that appears to have been kept . SNs Shipped (Total: 69 Units) A total of 69 units were shipped across three separate batches : Batch 1 (Shipped May 29, 2026 - 20 Units): The following 20 serial numbers were shipped: FJC270918FN, FJC27041K7D, FJC270918HB, FJC2428184B, FJC242612Y8, FJC25331KK9, FJC242612YA, FJC242612Y9, FJC27111BBT, FJC234916D2, FJC242916WL, FJC24401SKH, FJC250618K5, FJC24381E9Q, FJC28081EXK, FJC250618KB, FJC24401SL0, FJC25331M5V, FJC242916VZ, and FJC24381DWC . Batch 2 (Shipped June 1, 2026 - 28 Units): The following 28 serial numbers were shipped: FJC27081CA2, FJC24381DM7, FJC24381E8W, FJC24311C2L, FJC24381DV4, FJC24401SHB, FJC250618AX, FJC24331ATB, FJC242916V0, FJC24381DV2, FJC250618KG, FJC2428180H, FJC24381DV9, FJC27102DKZ, FJC24511LK7, FJC24381DUJ, FJC27081CAY, FJC27081CA0, FJC27081CAX, FJC27081CA1, FJC25331KQW, FJC24401SKB, FJC242916W2, FJC242612Y5, FJC242817ZG, FJC270918G9, FJC27043K60, and FJC271823UE . Batch 3 (Shipped June 5, 2026 - 21 Units): The following 21 serial numbers were shipped: FJC27102CXY, FJC27102CSS, FJC27041KKE, FJC27081CAW, FJC27041K9U, FJC27041K89, FJC25081ALQ, FJC27081CA3, FJC25101JGZ, FJC25061LWW, FJC24381DUC, FJC26291GP3, FJC242916V4, FJC24381DWD, FJC250618B7, FJC25101JJW, FJC24381E5G, FJC25101JJV, FJC27102CXZ, FJC24441S1F, and FJC27141WFH . The SN Kept FJC28081EXK This serial number was initially documented as shipped in the first batch on May 29, 2026 . It was subsequently excluded from later shipments (such as PO-0272591 on June 2) with the explicit note that it had "already shipped to CMS last wk" . However, on June 8, an internal message noted to "connect to TS if you find this" regarding FJC28081EXK, indicating that despite being marked as shipped, it was likely kept or accidentally left behind in the facility . (Note: SN FJC27041KKE was also temporarily kept aside on June 2 for recovery, but it was ultimately shipped out in the third batch on June 5 .)
You said
List all items with issue (SN + PID if possible)
Gemini said
Here are the items reported with issues, categorized by the type of problem: Boot, System, and Connectivity Failures PID: C9300-24P-A | SN: FCW2303DHNT - This unit experienced a boot failure and displayed a "BOOT FAIL" error. PID: SUP32 | SN: SAL1338Z2TC - This unit generated a traceback error (Error75). PID: pfc2 | SN: SAL1339ZJD8 - This component generated a traceback error alongside the SUP32. PID: msfc2 | SN: SAL1339ZGPX - This component generated a traceback error alongside the SUP32. PID: N5K-C5596UP | SN: Not specified - The PSU, fans, and LEDs powered on successfully, but the unit failed to provide any console output. Faulty or Failed Testing PID: NIM-2GE-CU-SFP | SN: FOC23503PHV - This module was explicitly marked as bad and faulty. PID: NIM-2GE-CU-SFP | SN: FOC24331W30 - This module was explicitly marked as bad and faulty. PID: NIM-2GE-CU | SN: Not specified (2 units) - These modules were tested in an ISR4331 and were suspected to be bad. PID: MV86-HW / MR86-HW | SNs: Q3AE-EGKE-B3X2, Q3AE-SZD8-3PPD, Q3AE-6S3U-Y6N5, Q3AE-VWFF-6MGG, Q3AE-8P53-P74T, Q3AE-SFXM-7CK2 - These units failed testing because they booted but the LED remained orange when an Ethernet cable was connected. PID: MR86-HW | SN: Q3AE-DMMG-D9KV - There was an explicit instruction not to ship this specific unit, indicating a probable fault. Physical Damage (Broken Parts, Bent Chassis, Scratches) PID: C8300-1N1S-6T | SN: FLM290910DT - This chassis had a broken RFID module that could not be fixed. PID: C8300-1N1S-6T | SN: FLM280510M6 - This unit had a broken RFID module that could not be fixed, and the aesthetics were deemed unfixable. PID: DS-C9148T-K9 | SN: JPG2603008A - This switch suffered from a bent chassis and bent ports that could not be repaired. PID: DS-CAC-650W-E | SNs: ART2311FQQ3, ART2504F89E, ART2311FQQ2, ART2504F8H7 - These units were noted as having broken handles that required physical replacement. PID: WS-SUP32-GE-3B (Component) | SN: SAL09402986 - This component was returned with a damaged power connector. PID: IE-4010-16S12P | SN: FDO244114ZK - This unit was missing a black plastic mode button, which required a full module replacement to fix. PID: C9120AXE | SN: FJC27141WMG - This chassis was set aside due to physical condition and described as "most ugly". PID: C3850-NM-4-10G | SNs: FOC23262KMY, FJZ233020CU - These modules were described as "most ugly" due to physical condition. PID: WS-C3750X-48P-S | SNs: Not specified - Most units in a large batch were reported as bad with many scratches on the top of the chassis. Missing Internal Components PID: CISCO2821 | SN: FTX1134A22A - This unit was missing its FAN, PSU, and FACEPLATE. PID: CISCO2821 | SN: FTX0950C0GD - This unit was missing its PSU and FACEPLATE. PID: CISCO2821 | SN: FTX1418AKP2 - This unit was missing its PSU and FAN. PID: ISR4331 | SNs: Not specified (2 units) - These units were missing the internal power cables that connect the PSU to the motherboard.
You said
List all SN transferred to AUS/Australia
Gemini said
Based on the records in aJoe.md , here are the serial numbers explicitly noted as being kept aside to ship or transferred to Australia (AUS): C9200-STACK Modules (June 1–2 Records) These units were instructed to be kept aside to ship to Australia : JAE234004PC JAE234004T3 JAE25360Z1S JAE25360ZXV JAE25360ZXW JAE25360WQ5 JAE25210K5G JAE25360U84 JAE25360U7W JAE26440B4B JAE26402RM2 FDO24260JB2 JAE2610039Z JAE25210GZQ FDO19321P8C JAE25360VU0 FDO20120G3J JAE23051476 JAE230601NH FVH27510R69 JAE25161CTG FDO24250TUS FDO24250T0B FDO24260G32 STACK-T4-50CM Modules (June 1–2 Records) These stacking cables were also set aside for the Australia shipment : LCC2428GA36 LCC2618GGEJ MOP2732A3H9 LCC2246GX01 LCC2625GFEE MOC261800C4 MOC261801GT MOC261700NW MOP2732A3EX LCC2320GCQW Additional C9200-STACK Modules (June 19 Records) These serial numbers were documented under the "Import Australia Fedex / TNT" shipment log to increase the overall stack module transfer total : FVH29100T7W FVH29100X6E FVH2910151B FVH29100XBB FVH29100VEM FVH29100TH7 FVH29100VQ1 FVH29100U1P FVH29100TNL JAE23180HMY JAE25360VTV FDO23290KA5 FDO24260J5C JAE241108B5 FDO23290LAT JAE26360XUR JAE26382LDW JAE25360VD8 FDO22263HYZ FDO22040VZ4 (Note: It is also mentioned that a batch of SSD-SATA-960G units was successfully sent out on a shipment to Australia, though their specific serial numbers were not recorded in the text .)
You said
List all SN in this format that has been shipped: xxxx-xxxx-xxxx
Gemini said
Based on the provided document, here are all the serial numbers matching the xxxx-xxxx-xxxx format that have been explicitly shipped : MR36-HW Q3AJ-49HS-7EJT CW9162I-MR Q5AA-JNPC-SYDC MV32-HW Q2PV-2885-9WH5 Q2PV-599H-DNSD Q2PV-C6EG-KB2J Q2PV-A6NU-EQX8 Q2PV-DL34-7UEG Q2PV-WP5A-5HGM Q2PV-KQL5-GFS3 Q2PV-VPCA-HBCB Q2PV-LQ7U-3RFS Q2PV-GQMH-F5LJ Q2PV-5ZQ9-5DD8 Q2PV-VW84-729Z Q2PV-GFSK-KDPC Q2PV-3X3G-2QU2 Q2PV-EJ4U-9EG4 MR86-HW Q3AE-AY5R-YV22 Q3AE-2MKJ-V78D Q3AE-3PRL-VL68 Q3AE-52NF-QY6E Q3AE-RNQP-HXGT Q3AE-9FKB-VBJ7 Q3AE-DDPF-UH9A MR46-HW Q3AC-EM2G-7YQB Q3AC-HR8D-SKQQ Q3AC-ZGGB-7KH8 Q3AC-FHVK-PUFD Q3AC-EC8J-J5L4 Q3AC-MUBP-Z6H6
You said
Can a 7B model running on RTX 4000 8Gb GPU answer the questions above ?
Gemini said
Yes, it is technically possible, but it would likely struggle to provide a perfectly accurate and complete answer. Running a 7B model on an 8GB GPU to perform complex data extraction requires significant compromises. Here is a breakdown of the technical and cognitive hurdles a 7B model would face with this specific task:
- Hardware Constraints (VRAM Limitations) An 8GB GPU cannot load a standard 16-bit 7B model, which requires roughly 14GB of VRAM just for the weights. To run it on an RTX 4000 (8GB), you would have to quantize the model (e.g., using 4-bit quantization formats like GGUF, AWQ, or EXL2). The Weight: A 4-bit 7B model takes up about 4 to 4.5 GB of VRAM. The KV Cache (Context Window): The document you provided is quite long and contains thousands of tokens. The remaining 3.5 GB of VRAM limits how much text you can feed the model at once. If the document exceeds the context limit that fits in your remaining VRAM, the model will throw an Out of Memory (OOM) error.
- Cognitive Limitations (Accuracy and Recall) Even if you fit the document into the model's context window, smaller 7B and 8B models (like Llama 3 8B or Mistral 7B) have known limitations with this specific type of heavy data-extraction task: The "Needle in a Haystack" Problem: 7B models struggle to maintain attention across long texts. When asked to find scattered details (like "items with issues" mixed into dozens of emails), they frequently miss items or hallucinate incorrect associations. List Truncation: When asked to list 69 random, non-sequential alphanumeric strings (like the shipped serial numbers), 7B models almost always get "lazy." They will output the first 10 to 15 items and then stop, hallucinate patterns, or summarize the rest instead of completing the exact task. Pattern Matching: While a 7B model understands the request to find the xxxx-xxxx-xxxx format, an LLM is essentially guessing the next token based on probability. It is far less reliable at scanning for strict formatting rules over a massive text block than a simple Python Regular Expression (Regex) script. The Verdict You can run a quantized 7B model on your hardware, and it will give you a plausible-sounding answer. However, for a task requiring 100% accuracy in extracting dozens of random serial numbers from a long, noisy email thread, a 7B model will likely drop data, hallucinate serial numbers, or truncate the lists. Are you currently trying to set up a local AI environment for processing these types of inventory files? This conversation was created with Gemini Advanced. Gemini Advanced isn't available for you, but you can start a new chat about this topic. Learn more Gemini is AI and can make mistakes.