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04-02-2008 06:57 AM
04-02-2008 06:57 AM
BL460 spurious reboots across RH versions
I have a client with a series of BL460c Blades. They are running 2 releases for RH:
RHEL 4U5
RHEL 5
SAN attached. Boot from local drive. Very vanilla installation of OS.
The firmware is updated to about 3 weeks to a month ago. I don't have exact revision at this time, but I believe that there _may_ have been a BIOS release since the last update.
The servers are NOT running any of the HP drivers/utilities OTHER than the OpenIPMI and
Proliant Essentials licesnsing (hp-pel)
The servers are rebooting every so often. We enabled crash dump - nothing gets logged. Tere's absolutely no logging whatsoever - they just go down.
Given that the issues is not constrained to a single OS release my belief is that the issue lies in the firmware or drivers.
My questions:
Has anyone had this issue?
What HP drivers and utilities are absolutely essential that might be at issue?
I can provide more detail as required.
Thanks
Don
RHEL 4U5
RHEL 5
SAN attached. Boot from local drive. Very vanilla installation of OS.
The firmware is updated to about 3 weeks to a month ago. I don't have exact revision at this time, but I believe that there _may_ have been a BIOS release since the last update.
The servers are NOT running any of the HP drivers/utilities OTHER than the OpenIPMI and
Proliant Essentials licesnsing (hp-pel)
The servers are rebooting every so often. We enabled crash dump - nothing gets logged. Tere's absolutely no logging whatsoever - they just go down.
Given that the issues is not constrained to a single OS release my belief is that the issue lies in the firmware or drivers.
My questions:
Has anyone had this issue?
What HP drivers and utilities are absolutely essential that might be at issue?
I can provide more detail as required.
Thanks
Don
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04-03-2008 09:00 PM
04-03-2008 09:00 PM
Re: BL460 spurious reboots across RH versions
You need to install PSP on these system. (proliant Support pack) and right now version is 8.0 latest.
Thanks,
Ajay
Thanks,
Ajay
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