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Re: Flash Unsuccessful

 
Ayman Altounji
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Flash Unsuccessful

When I was updating the firmware of the Integrated Smart Array Ctrl. on a DL580 from 1.42 to 1.44 the upgrade failed.
The programming was interrupted and I got the following message:

WARNING: Flash Unsuccessful: 1h
Integrated Smart Array Ctrl. Slot 0

I have tried several times but with NO success!
I have done the upgrade ten times before on other DL580-servers with no problem at all.

An answer is requested.

/Gustav
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Mark Cloutier
Respected Contributor

Re: Flash Unsuccessful

There is a new firmware flash that is coming out shortly that will resolve this issue.
We are here for a good time, not a long time!
Ayman Altounji
Valued Contributor

Re: Flash Unsuccessful

I tried the new firmware image and still had the same issue.

I have read all the documents and most refer to installing Win 2K and different chipsets. I have about 5 ROCs on my desk that are Sp# 158855-002 - which was supposedly the better chip. None of them will take a new firmware upgrade. The only thing I can find that they are all revision A.

I will be bringing this up to our Gold Support rep and see if there is anything that can be done and will post back my findings.
Mark Cloutier
Respected Contributor

Re: Flash Unsuccessful

I checked and SP16374 should flash the integrated ROC successful. Try this and please keep me posted.
Thanks.
We are here for a good time, not a long time!
Ayman Altounji
Valued Contributor

Re: Flash Unsuccessful

That is the one I tried. I also tried the prior SPs with the same result. I tried to make the jump from 1.42 to 1.46. After that didn't work I tried 1.42 to 1.44. The server still functions fine so it isn't a HUGE issue - but could be later when a firmware upgrade will be needed.
Ayman Altounji
Valued Contributor

Re: Flash Unsuccessful

I lied. SP16374 did work. For whatever reason when I tried it before it still failed - musta been operator error.