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04-03-2017 10:36 AM
04-03-2017 10:36 AM
BL460C SD cards coming unseated
We recently installed a new C7000 w/ 16 BL460C-Gen9's. We boot ESXi from micro-SD cards. I had issues with 4 of the servers where the SD cards are coming unseated. When rebooted, the servers will no come up. I reseat the SD card and all is well. These are HPE branded SD's. Anyone seen this problem? Wondering if maybe there was a batch of bad cards or the small circuit board where the SD slot is located.
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