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05-30-2001 04:00 PM
05-30-2001 04:00 PM
Smart Array Problem
Having configured a 1500 /P75 as DSL - server, I finally applied the 2.26 bios to the original smart array controller. After that the following message appears during every boot process:
1777 Slot 4 Drive Array - Proliant Storage System Problem Detected
SCSI Port 1: Interrupt Signal Inoperative - Check SCSI Cables
and the system halts. After pressing F1 WIN98 seems to start normal, although the disk speed seems to be a little slow (OK, it?s only a P75).
Changing controllers (all with system revision 2.26), cables or fixed disks did not change anything.
Do I have a problem (aside of the necessary user intervention at boot time)?
Do I have to downgrade the Smart Array BIOS? And if, where do I get the necessary old BIOS file?
Or is it some strange hardware problem.
Any input is appreciated, thanks in advance
1777 Slot 4 Drive Array - Proliant Storage System Problem Detected
SCSI Port 1: Interrupt Signal Inoperative - Check SCSI Cables
and the system halts. After pressing F1 WIN98 seems to start normal, although the disk speed seems to be a little slow (OK, it?s only a P75).
Changing controllers (all with system revision 2.26), cables or fixed disks did not change anything.
Do I have a problem (aside of the necessary user intervention at boot time)?
Do I have to downgrade the Smart Array BIOS? And if, where do I get the necessary old BIOS file?
Or is it some strange hardware problem.
Any input is appreciated, thanks in advance
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11-20-2001 04:00 PM
11-20-2001 04:00 PM
Re: Smart Array Problem
upgrade the system bios to match the controller bios...ie to the latest...otherwise reflash the controller..it could have been a bad flash
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