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тАО09-20-2010 04:46 AM
тАО09-20-2010 04:46 AM
Cannot reboot with RDX unit plugged in
Server is HP Proliant ML150-G6 running Windows Server 2003. We recently added an external HP RDX Disk Cartridge system to do scheduled backups. In normal circumstances, everything works very well. If the system requires a re-boot due to an update, or a power failure, Windows fails to load. If we disconnect the RDX drive, the system reboots normally. There are no entries in the event logs that give any reason for the boot failure. I have checked the bios settings but I do not see the USB device in the list of boot options. Your prompt help would be very much appreciated.
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тАО04-14-2011 03:48 AM
тАО04-14-2011 03:48 AM
Re: Cannot reboot with RDX unit plugged in
I am having the same problem. Is there any resolution to this?
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тАО04-14-2011 04:38 AM
тАО04-14-2011 04:38 AM
Re: Cannot reboot with RDX unit plugged in
This problem was resolved by an HP Tech several months ago. Here is a copy of the reply:
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In regards to the RDX case I was able to reproduce your issue and actually I found out was is going on.
The issue at hand will only happen if the RDX cartridge is installed, since the RDX is a USB device it takes priority on other devices on POST; also the cartridge is a SATA device so at boot it will take priority and server will try to boot off the RDX device.
So what I did was to access the BIOS and go to the ├в Boot├в tab, selected ├в Hard Disk Drives├в and then changed the priority of the devices moving the RDX to option 2.
After changing the above settings I tested machine by causing reboots at least 5 times and result was always the same; server was able to boot to Windows every time.
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Hope this helps.
***************************************
In regards to the RDX case I was able to reproduce your issue and actually I found out was is going on.
The issue at hand will only happen if the RDX cartridge is installed, since the RDX is a USB device it takes priority on other devices on POST; also the cartridge is a SATA device so at boot it will take priority and server will try to boot off the RDX device.
So what I did was to access the BIOS and go to the ├в Boot├в tab, selected ├в Hard Disk Drives├в and then changed the priority of the devices moving the RDX to option 2.
After changing the above settings I tested machine by causing reboots at least 5 times and result was always the same; server was able to boot to Windows every time.
**********************************
Hope this helps.
Rich or poor, it's good to have money.
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