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06-10-2016 10:25 PM
06-10-2016 10:25 PM
Erasing SAS drives with a P410
I need to erase a pile of SAS drives (12G DP 10K 900GB 787647-001). I don't have a spare HP server with SAS to do it.
I purchased an HP P410 (462919-001) controller and a cable set on Amazon. I installed it in an old Dell SC1430. It initializes and an LED is green.
I can boot the HP ACU offline CD and the controller is recognized. I was able to install an eval license. I get code 347 (cache not configured) and 267 (no drives) status codes.
The drives don't even spin up. I know the SATA power edges are on.
What am I missing? The explanation for the code 267 says 1) there are no supported drives connected (meaning these drives aren't compatibel with this controller) or 2) a bad cable 3) dupe SCSI IDs (still happens with one drive attached) or 3) power to drives is off (nope) or 4) missing OS drivers (not applicable under ACU, right?)