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Smart Array 641 as boot controller for SCO 5.0.7 2
- Thread starter nuke764
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Hi Nuke! This is my recent experience about Proliant ... !
I've just installed a prolian ml530g2, with a 6402 smartarray controller and sco 5.0.6.
So ... into HP site, go into this link
In this page there are some drvs for sco openserver.
So step1 is download the "Extended Feature Support" and create the floppy disks (are 5). 5.62a version is ok ... I've just used into my proliant!
2nd step is: insert you're smartarray into proliant, and attach you're scsi cables into this controller (by default you're scsi hd cables are attached into the scsi controller into motherboard). Follow the numbers: 1 = blue 2 = yellow ... attach the cable 1 in the left, 2 in the right (look the smartarray on the cable attach side)
3rd step: into you're bios, at the boot parameters, tell to proliant to use the smartarray.
4rd step: boot usin' sco cd (or floppy)
5rd: at the sco prompt write ciss <return>
I think this is the driver you must to use
during the installation sco ask you the drivers about the controller ... insert at this point the floppy number one of the efs, and proceed with teh installation.
Ah! In the floppy number 4 there's the readme file. Read first!
Sorry 4 my english buy I think U understand all the same!
Ciao!
Francesco
Francesco Cabigliera "Tadan"
----------------------------
Italiano Amateur Radio Station
----------- IW3IDS ---------
On Echolink - APRS Active
I've just installed a prolian ml530g2, with a 6402 smartarray controller and sco 5.0.6.
So ... into HP site, go into this link
In this page there are some drvs for sco openserver.
So step1 is download the "Extended Feature Support" and create the floppy disks (are 5). 5.62a version is ok ... I've just used into my proliant!
2nd step is: insert you're smartarray into proliant, and attach you're scsi cables into this controller (by default you're scsi hd cables are attached into the scsi controller into motherboard). Follow the numbers: 1 = blue 2 = yellow ... attach the cable 1 in the left, 2 in the right (look the smartarray on the cable attach side)
3rd step: into you're bios, at the boot parameters, tell to proliant to use the smartarray.
4rd step: boot usin' sco cd (or floppy)
5rd: at the sco prompt write ciss <return>
I think this is the driver you must to use
during the installation sco ask you the drivers about the controller ... insert at this point the floppy number one of the efs, and proceed with teh installation.
Ah! In the floppy number 4 there's the readme file. Read first!
Sorry 4 my english buy I think U understand all the same!
Ciao!
Francesco
Francesco Cabigliera "Tadan"
----------------------------
Italiano Amateur Radio Station
----------- IW3IDS ---------
On Echolink - APRS Active
Hi nuke!
Just Another tips!
When U attach the hds into smartarray, be aware 2 prepare the raid system, and after this installin' sco.
ciao
francesco
Francesco Cabigliera "Tadan"
----------------------------
Italiano Amateur Radio Station
----------- IW3IDS ---------
On Echolink - APRS Active
Just Another tips!
When U attach the hds into smartarray, be aware 2 prepare the raid system, and after this installin' sco.
ciao
francesco
Francesco Cabigliera "Tadan"
----------------------------
Italiano Amateur Radio Station
----------- IW3IDS ---------
On Echolink - APRS Active
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Tadan,
Thanks for the reply. I had all the software and logical drives created. I tried the ciss @ the boot prompt but got an error, if I remember it needs more info. I have a support call into HP I don't know if they will ever call back.
thanks again
Thanks for the reply. I had all the software and logical drives created. I tried the ciss @ the boot prompt but got an error, if I remember it needs more info. I have a support call into HP I don't know if they will ever call back.
thanks again
Hi Nuke1
Read Carefully the file Readme in th 5th disk of the EFS!
HP customare care call 100%, but in this case doesen't have the experience to give a valid solutin ... !
Mh .. listen! Try this road ...
... go into hp website at this address
In this url there an "self help" session , an active chat, and a forum (free reg for basilar service)!
Post a replay when U have resolved the problem (is helpful!!!!)
Hi
Francesco
Francesco Cabigliera "Tadan"
----------------------------
Italiano Amateur Radio Station
----------- IW3IDS ---------
On Echolink - APRS Active
Read Carefully the file Readme in th 5th disk of the EFS!
HP customare care call 100%, but in this case doesen't have the experience to give a valid solutin ... !
Mh .. listen! Try this road ...
... go into hp website at this address
In this url there an "self help" session , an active chat, and a forum (free reg for basilar service)!
Post a replay when U have resolved the problem (is helpful!!!!)
Hi
Francesco
Francesco Cabigliera "Tadan"
----------------------------
Italiano Amateur Radio Station
----------- IW3IDS ---------
On Echolink - APRS Active
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stanhubble
MIS
boot: defbootstr link=ciss
will probably do it. make sure you have the latest btld for the ciss driver. older ones do not support the 641
will probably do it. make sure you have the latest btld for the ciss driver. older ones do not support the 641
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Well I got it. Thanks for making me read the documents. I found the answer on disk 5. I don't like reading but it always pays off. Here is the line I used @ Boot:
restart link = ciss
It tells you that if you need to link multiple BTLD just add each one inside a set of quotes
restart link "ciss ida wd"
Thanks again
restart link = ciss
It tells you that if you need to link multiple BTLD just add each one inside a set of quotes
restart link "ciss ida wd"
Thanks again
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