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03-20-2013 06:30 AM
03-20-2013 06:30 AM
An unknown cache error was detected P410
In some cases you can found again these error messages on the Smart Array P410 card:
Consolidated Error Report:
- Controller: Smart Array P410 in Slot X
Message: An unknown error was detected hide.
- Controller: Smart Array P410 in Slot X
Message: The Cache is Permanently Disabled
=====> Simply apply the following:
- Down the server and turn off the power.
- Remove the hard drives (just pull them out an inch or so).
- Power on the server and allow the server to complete POST.
- Once POST has completed, power off the server
- Re-insert the hard drives
- Power on the server and the cache should now be enabled.
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