The System Programmable Logic Device revision does not meet minimum requirements

[m_chavoushian]

Hello everyone
I put a 128GB Persistent Memory on the DL380G10 server and I need to upgrade it, but I couldn't find such a file by browsing the HPE site for this server model, please help me or give me a download link or a solution.

Interestingly, there is such an update file for other servers

Thanks

Please Programmable Logic Device revision upgrade file for my Server?

[TVVJ]

Hello,

You may try updating the server's BIOS and see if the issue is resolved.

You may also download the "HPE Persistent Memory Management Utility for Linux" or "HPE Persistent Memory Management Utility for Windows" to configure the installed persistent memory.

Regards,

[m_chavoushian]

Thank you for your answer
But before the question, I updated the server to the latest version 2023 by SPP, but the problem was not solved, and the BIOS version was upgraded to the latest version, but the system programmable logic device version was not upgraded.

And the error still hasn't disappeared

[ksram]

Hi @m_chavoushian,

Good day!

I would request you to raise Case with HPE to address this issue. (I shall send a private note for the same)

Thank you
RamKS

[m_chavoushian]

Unfortunately, no solution was provided and the problem remains the same and no one gives me a correct answer

[Vinky_99]

Hello

It sounds like you may be encountering an error message indicating that the programmable logic device revision of your server does not meet the minimum requirements for the update you're trying to install. This could mean that the firmware on your programmable logic device needs to be updated before you can proceed with the upgrade you're trying to install.

To address this issue, you can try checking the HPE support site for your server to see if there are any firmware updates available for your programmable logic device. You may need to provide the specific model and version of your programmable logic device to find the correct firmware update.

It's also possible that the update you're trying to install may not be compatible with your server, or that there may be other hardware or software requirements that need to be met before the update can be installed. In this case, you may need to contact HPE support for further assistance. They may be able to provide guidance on how to resolve the issue or provide a solution for you.