Dell PowerEdge C LSI 9210-8i/9211-8i/9202-16e/LSI2008Mezz Adapter's RHEL Driver 2.00.00.00-1

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LSI 9210 8i, 9202-16e, 9211-8i RAID card driver support OS RHEL V20.00.00.00-1
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Fixes & Enhancements

Fixes:
1. Linux mpt2sas: Driver initialization fails when iommu pass through mode is
enabled
2. Linux mpt2sas: Driver initialization hangs when pci_enable_msix API fails to
enable MSIX vector
3. Driver initialization fails after some random iterations of load/unload of mpt2sas
driver module
4. System hangs on setting logging_level parameter during module load time


Enhancements:
1. When memory allocation for SCSI command message frame request tracker
queue fails, driver should be capable lowering the queue depth and allocate memory.
2. Performance improvement by changing Affinity change and adding Host lock
less mode
3. Can't get 1MB IO size using mpt2sas driver on OEL UEK or UEK2
4. Added CENTOS7.0 (x86_64) support
5. Update Attribution Language - Copyright, Trademark, Confidentiality to Avago
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Version

20.00.00.00-1, 20.00.00.00-1

Release date

27 Mar 2015

Download Type

Driver

Category

SAS RAID

Importance

Recommended
Dell Technologies recommends applying this update during your next scheduled update cycle. The update contains changes to maintain overall system health. It ensures that the system software remains current and compatible with other system modules (firmware, BIOS, drivers, and software) and may include other new features.
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Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 6
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 7
Red Hat® Ent Linux 5
9202-16E
HBA 9211-8i
LSI 9210-8i HBA
Installation Instructions:
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1. Use DUD driver image.
Please refer to the MegaRAID SAS Device Driver Installation Guide. If installing from a Driver Update Disk (DUD), please select the appropriate .img from this zip file.

You can transfer a driver disk image to a USB drive with the rawrite tool from DOS, or the dd utility in Linux. The URL
for the rawrite tool is http://www.tux.org/pub/dos/rawrite. On a Linux machine, you can use the dd command to burn
a driver ISO image on a USB drive.
Perform the following steps to create a DUD with a USB drive.
1. Insert a USB stick into a Linux machine, making sure that the USB drive is not mounted.
2. Type the following command:
"$ dd if= of=/dev/sdx"
where /dev/sdx is the USB drive.
3. Press Enter.
4. Mount the USB stick to verify its contents.
5. Make sure the DUD image is in iso9660 format or msdos format by typing the following command:
$df -T
6. Press Enter.
The file system type and other information about the mounted devices appear.

2. Use .rpm file.
In case you can use rpm option to install, apply chmod to 777 if it is necessary.

Example :
rpm -ivh kmod-megaraid_sas-vxxxxxx.xxx.rpm
rpm --force -ivh kmod-megaraid_sas-vxxxxxx_UEK.xxx.rpm

Perform the following steps to install or update to the latest version of the MegaSAS driver:
1. Boot the system.
2. Go to Console (your terminal GUI).
3. Install the Dynamic Kernel Module Support (DKMS) driver RPM.
Uninstall the earlier version first, if needed.
4. Install the MegaSAS driver RPM.
Uninstall the earlier version first, if needed.
5. Reboot the system to load the drive

Reboot will be required

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