CowboysFan87
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Boot from the SmartStart CD and do a system erase. The reboot and let SmartStart re-detect all the hardware.
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Proliant 3110
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Think the 3110 is a really old server so it might use the original SMART array controller rather than a SMART-2 or above which SmartStart needs.
SMART-1 has to be configured from within the F10 setup.
You should then be able to use SMARTStart to do the rest.
Neill
SMART-1 has to be configured from within the F10 setup.
You should then be able to use SMARTStart to do the rest.
Neill
lewishardwick
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Nope... Just manages to find an OLD schematic of the network layout, it didnt actually have an array controller/RAID controller. It seems that in its past life the server was just a processing unit and that the HDD's were infact kept externally in seperate racks! No wonder there was no controller! D'oh!
Thanks for the help anyway, must got and see if I can steal a controller fromsomewhere now... ;o)
Thanks for the help anyway, must got and see if I can steal a controller fromsomewhere now... ;o)
offkeymasterz
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