Several days ago, I replaced the internal battery of the BBWC for the Smart Array P410i controller since I was getting messages in the log of the insight agent that the previous battery was depleted.
Error Code: capacitor-based cache module capacitor failed to charge
After the replacement, the server (HP DL360 G7) booted, and still works, just fine but ever since although the HP System Management reports that the overall system health is OK, every 14-20 hours I get in the Intergraded management log the following msg
drive array controller failure (slot 0)
I' m guessing that the problem is with the BBWC module but did any of you seen anything like this before? Can I just ignore the message since the system health is OK? Any suggestions?
Upgrading the firmware of HP Smart Array P410i controller to 6.60 (or higher) resolve the issue. if problem persist, replace the cache module.
Kind Regards, Erdogan. I am HPE Employee
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Thank you very much for your suggestion and fast reply. So, is it a known issue?
I will try to upgrade the firmware as soon as possible. This server is in production so it is really hard to schedule down time for the update. That's the reason I asked if I can ignore the message, at least for a while. Is it possibe to guide me to the documentation and firmware download page?
Place the desired firmware to be updated in the directory, \SPP20xxxxx\hp\swpackages
Locate Start.html which is found in the root of the ISO
Open the html file in a supported browser
Follow the instructions on the screen
Kind Regards, Erdogan. I am HPE Employee
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