Thanks Lex, Boot into the bash: prepare iDRAC console to host Put host into maintenance mode Reboot host During boot, press F11 in iDRAC console select "one-shot boot menu select [Hard Drive] internal SD-iDSDM Press alt + F2 to load into the bash shell. try the following commands to make sure it is installed properly change the working directory to /mnt/RASR/release with the command "cd mnt/RASR/release" Run the command "cat esxtmp.tar.* | tar tvf - | grep -i recoverybundle"
E660 does not have IDSDM. Mount RASR ISO image as iDRAC virtual DVD and Boot the node from virtual DVD. You can write images from virtual RASR ISO DVD to BOSS device directory.
See Solve Online when you want to know more details. It is restricted procedure. If you have no authority to see the procedure, you shouldn't do it.
Download it from Support site , select the right existing VxRail version you have, make a bootable USB or put it on virtual DVD and use the same procedure of reseting nodes as usual. E660F do not provide internal SD Card for RASR. Just download it.
I have the same problem for VxRail P670F. No internal SD-Card to start the RASR from. Where can I download the ISO-Image? I cannot find it on the download site.
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Posted November 28th, 2022 10:00
Thanks Lex,
Boot into the bash:
prepare iDRAC console to host
Put host into maintenance mode
Reboot host
During boot, press F11 in iDRAC console
select "one-shot boot menu
select [Hard Drive] internal SD-iDSDM
Press alt + F2 to load into the bash shell.
try the following commands to make sure it is installed properly
change the working directory to /mnt/RASR/release with the command "cd mnt/RASR/release"
Run the command "cat esxtmp.tar.* | tar tvf - | grep -i recoverybundle"
If that doesn't help. You can get the image from https://dell.to/3ENs6YP if you login.