topic Re: MSA 2060 INVALID BUNDLE in MSA Storage

MSA 2060 INVALID BUNDLE

vito_Scaletta — Wed, 07 Dec 2022 08:48:21 GMT

Hello everyone

our company has recently purchased a MSA 2060 and we are facing these warnings on the controllers :
Invalid Bundle (IN110P001)
and
The bundle install is incomplete
as mentioned in a document published by HPE itself, its telling that there is no danger to our data and there won't be any data loss, But I want the reason for this warning and a solution to make it go away.
I'm going to put the screenshots of the warning below and the published document link.
Thanks for any kind of help we are going to get.

https://file.io/msaw3iZ0xGGU

https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=a00109702en_us&docLocale=en_US

Re: MSA 2060 INVALID BUNDLE

ArunKKR — Tue, 06 Dec 2022 09:02:44 GMT

Hi Vito,

Could you share the attached disk enclosure chassis and IO module serial number through a private message? You could reply to the private message that I have already sent with the commands to identify serial number.

Re: MSA 2060 INVALID BUNDLE

JonPaul — Tue, 06 Dec 2022 21:21:46 GMT

Please create a support ticket. There are a couple of possibilities of why this is happening and all have to do with the an expansion enclosure. NEITHER issue I know of would be hazardous to data but you should validate that both controllers are using the same bundle version on both controllers.
CLI> show redundancy-mode {Validate that both controller are up and communication between controllers is operational}
CLI> show versions detail {Validate that lower level component versions are identical, be careful of IN100 vs IN110}

Invalid bundle is caused by the lower level firmware versions not matching a list. The system will attempt to update versions when it finds a discrepancy but sometimes this is not possible without additional intervention.
Support team can help.