[OmniOS-discuss] LSI SAS3041e-HP
Fábio Rabelo
fabio at fabiorabelo.wiki.br
Tue Aug 26 22:23:18 UTC 2014
Ok, some things I did not see at first .
After a long day trying to flash this card, I entered in it's own
utility, and ti identifies itself as SAS1064E-IR, even if all printed
ithe board says is is a 3041 .
So it is probably my issue ....
So, how I can flash a 1064E-IR to became a 1064E-IT ?
Thanks in advance all the tips and info ....
Fábio Rabelo
2014-08-23 12:23 GMT-03:00 Eric Sproul <esproul at omniti.com>:
> That generation of LSI adapters (based on SAS1064/1068 controller
> chip) is supported by the legacy, closed-source "mpt" driver. Is the
> mpt driver attaching to the device at all? `modinfo | grep mpt`
>
> If not, you might try adding its PCI ID as another alias for mpt.
> You'd do that with update_drv(1M). Check `prtconf -d` to find the ID.
> If it is attaching, but the drives are not, it could well be a
> firmware issue. The "-HP" in the part name makes me suspicious that
> it could have a custom HP firmware, so re-flashing it with stock LSI
> firmware would be a good first step.
>
> Note that our mpt driver, being closed-source, will never see any
> further development. If you can get your hands on a SAS2 adapter,
> those are supported by the open-source (and still-developed)
> mpt_sas(7D). Good choices include those based on the SAS200{4,8} and
> SAS230{4,8}, as they can have the IT firmware. Avoid SAS210x because
> they are IR-only. The IBM M1015 is a popular version, based on the
> SAS2008 chip.
>
> Eric
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