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10-11-2010 11:40 PM
10-11-2010 11:40 PM
disable maintenance mode
sometimes if some change has been made to a logical drive on a DL320 G6, it goes into maintenance mode when rebooted.
There looks to be a jumper setting to disable this, but is it possible to detect when this is going to happen or to disable it, so I can use hpacucli when the server has come up again to make changes to the smart array settings?
Thanks
T
There looks to be a jumper setting to disable this, but is it possible to detect when this is going to happen or to disable it, so I can use hpacucli when the server has come up again to make changes to the smart array settings?
Thanks
T
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10-12-2010 01:06 AM
10-12-2010 01:06 AM
Re: disable maintenance mode
It looks like;
# /sbin/hpbootcfg -b
allows you to suppress F1/F2 prompts
# /sbin/hpbootcfg -b
allows you to suppress F1/F2 prompts
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