Re: [ ProLiant ML350 G5 ] Smart Array E200i battery failure? I am having the same issues though I have upgraded my machine to Server 2012. The Driver for my E200i Controller is dated 5/29/2012, version 7.0.12.0.
We have a client running on an HP ML350 G5 server which is out of warranty and is rebooting around every 4 days or so, sometimes more frequently - we've checked the obvious (swapped RAM, tried removing one then other of the processors, re-seated all components and checked physical environment) and we now suspect the motherboard. Given the server is out of warranty, and was scheduled for upgrade anyway, we're looking at migrating to a new ML350 G6 server. The current setup has 2 2-disk RAID1 SAS arrays, on an HP E200i controller - can we simply move these arrays to the P410i controller in the G6 and have them detected correctly? And are there any other significant hardware differences that are likely to stop the server just being able to boot to the existing install if we do move the disks over? The server's running SBS2008.Hi
- Entry Models: HP Smart Array E200i/64MB Controller (integrated SAS/SATA. Listing of the latest drivers available for the HP ProLiant ML350 G5, please.
- Hp Proliant Ml350 G5 may sometimes be at fault for other drivers ceasing to function These are the driver scans of 2 of our recent wiki members* *Scans were performed on computers suffering from Hp Proliant Ml350 G5 disfunctions.
I got my hands on one ML350 G5. Sad to say its Windiws Server installed on it right now. So now i wonder if there are any problems installing Debian on it. It has a Xeon Quad-Core 2.0 Ghz and 6 GB ram. It also have a Smart Array E200i Controller with 128 MB and BBWC installed. It also havethis Quantum tapebackup but i guess it cant be used (?). I have no need for gui as it will run as a server. My concern are drivers and if i have to recompile the kernel.
Many thanks in advance.
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Hp Proliant Ml350 G5 E200i Controller Driver Update
Yes, i know its an old server. But i have it i want do use it and not buy something else.