topic Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup in ProLiant Servers (ML,DL,SL)

ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

svend_2 — Wed, 12 Apr 2006 00:52:16 GMT

I'm tring to use an ML110 with Symantec Livestate recovery server and the embeded array controller in RAID1 mode.
When I boot the Livestate CD I press F6 to load the RAID driver. For this I need the USB FDD (HP) attached, this bit works. I also have a USB hard disk (Lacie) attached which contains the image that I will recover from. Once the OS comes up I get into the Livestate console I cannot see either of the USB devices (FDD or HDD).
I installed a 6 Port SATA RAID card (HP) and I have no problems seeing USB devices.

Curious and annoying,
Svend.

Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

Malc_2 — Wed, 12 Apr 2006 08:40:09 GMT

I would check to see how the USB devices are configured in the BIOS. I.e. Are they enabled etc.

Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

Brian_Murdoch — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 11:13:33 GMT

Svend,

If this is a ML110 G1 server and you go into the BIOS Avanced settings, you can disable USB2.0 mode. This might help.

There are other settings in the BIOS in Advanced/USB Configuration/USB Mass Storage which might also have an effect.

Regards,

Brian

Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

svend_2 — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:10:04 GMT

USB devices are enabled and visible within BIOS.
Driver can be read from FDD during windows startup (using F6 option). After that no USB devices are visible.

Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

svend_2 — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:13:06 GMT

Oh, also this is a G3.

Shall try going backwards to USB1.0 when I have sonme time to kill.

Thanks for the suggestion

Svend.

Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

Mislav Puškar — Sat, 22 Apr 2006 13:23:55 GMT

http://www.vinodol.com/meki/ML110

Try this...

Re: ML110 RAID driver conflict with USB devices during setup

svend_2 — Sun, 23 Apr 2006 16:55:17 GMT

This article really only reinforces my belief that the ML110G3 has some USB issues

In the article the author claims that floppy disk drive part number 19308803-48 fixed the problem. I am using part number 19308803-49. How close can you get.

Besides don't see the relevance of this article to the specific nature of the issue I am having - especially given that there are other USB devices involved.

Besides, why should it only work with HP branded USB devices anyway - is it not USB compatible?
Perhaps HP USB is a different kind of USB to everyone elses.

Svend.