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04-09-2007 05:11 AM
04-09-2007 05:11 AM
Hi ,
i need to install LINUX redhat on a DL380 G5 server ,
did i need a driver to install before i use the smart start to recognise the smartarray ,
thank you
i need to install LINUX redhat on a DL380 G5 server ,
did i need a driver to install before i use the smart start to recognise the smartarray ,
thank you
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04-09-2007 06:37 AM
04-09-2007 06:37 AM
Solution
Shalom,
I work with these servers a lot.
There is usually no need to even use smartstart on these systems. At boot there is a prompt to get into bios and that can configure most arrays.
Smartstart will let you do some other good things including making sure bios/firmware is up to date.
The system is shipped redhat ready. Certain disk arrays will require smartstart configuration.
SEP
I work with these servers a lot.
There is usually no need to even use smartstart on these systems. At boot there is a prompt to get into bios and that can configure most arrays.
Smartstart will let you do some other good things including making sure bios/firmware is up to date.
The system is shipped redhat ready. Certain disk arrays will require smartstart configuration.
SEP
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