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I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

 
Christopher McNish
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I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

I just upgraded my OA firmware from 3.00 to 3.21. After the upgrade I got a warning message saying that I/O mismatch on Device Bay 13 and on Interconnect Bays 5 and 6 which are both Cisco 3020s. The blade in device bay 13 is a BL495c G6. The reason it thinks is mismatched is because its mapping mezz slot 2, which is a smart array card to the cisco switches. i didn't get this error before the upgrade and everything worked fine. Is there anyway to unmap the interconnects just for this server? Any suggestions?
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Zygmunt Krawczyk
Honored Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

You need to remove this smart array from mezz slot 2.
Christopher McNish
Occasional Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

I need the smart array controller. Mezz slot 1 is for fiber channel and there is no onboard array controller.
Jan Soska
Honored Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

As I know, Smart arrays are never mapped somewhere to Interconnect bay. What card do you have?
Jan
Christopher McNish
Occasional Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

Its a Smart Array P712m.

I'm going to update the firmware and the support pack today to see if that helps.
Zygmunt Krawczyk
Honored Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

Sorry, I thought that you have P700m. Your P712m is used for internal disks only, and shouldn't play with iterconnects.

I recommend to update firmware:
1) BL495c G6 BIOS - to ver. 2009.12.09
2) BL495c G6 iLO2 - to ver. 2.05
3) P712m - to ver. 3.66
Sivaramakrishna_1
Honored Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

Do u have any Network Card installed in Mezz 2 on remaining servers.If no then u need to remove the Switches itself if u have no choice to remove the Smart array mezz card.

Also report to HP about this, so that they may correct in next revisions.

As a general rules by OA, there should be same type of Mezz cards in all servers populated in the same enclosure
Christopher McNish
Occasional Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

I upgraded the firmware and am still receiving the error.
Christopher McNish
Occasional Contributor

Re: I/O Mismatch after OA firmware upgrade.

I reseated the blade in a different slot and that cleared the error.