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тАО11-07-2006 06:29 AM
тАО11-07-2006 06:29 AM
Moving Disks from one BL20 to another
I am trying to move disks from 1 BL20 to another BL20. I have moved the server into the appropriate slot and configured it with the old ilo information. I have swapped the drives out of the old unit into the new. When I attempt boot I only get a "monitor is in unsupported text mode" message. Does anyone have the magic keys to getting the server to boot? I suspect there is a dialog somewhere to confirm the disk swap to the bios.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
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тАО11-08-2006 02:01 AM
тАО11-08-2006 02:01 AM
Re: Moving Disks from one BL20 to another
Hello Mike,
Afaik, its not the disk swap that could cause this.
Are both the server identical in terms of :
1.Memory
2.Processor
3.Ethernet cards
4.Pci cards
SRH
Afaik, its not the disk swap that could cause this.
Are both the server identical in terms of :
1.Memory
2.Processor
3.Ethernet cards
4.Pci cards
SRH
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тАО11-08-2006 03:25 AM
тАО11-08-2006 03:25 AM
Re: Moving Disks from one BL20 to another
Michael:
Does the server POST without the drives in it?
I don't think the drives would cause the server not to post since the drives are not even initialized until the Smart array bios is loaded.
Since the drives are from a similar server (or same), then trhere should be no dialog to confirm a swap.
It soulds nlike you are not even getting the server to POST which if you were to get a dialog to cofirm the swap... it would be after initial POST.
Steven
Does the server POST without the drives in it?
I don't think the drives would cause the server not to post since the drives are not even initialized until the Smart array bios is loaded.
Since the drives are from a similar server (or same), then trhere should be no dialog to confirm a swap.
It soulds nlike you are not even getting the server to POST which if you were to get a dialog to cofirm the swap... it would be after initial POST.
Steven
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