LSI Logic PERC 4/DC, PERC 4e/DC, Perc 4e/Di, PERC 4e/Si, v.2.10.7, A01
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Linux RHEL 3.0 Update 2 driver for PERC 4e/Di, 4e/Si, 4e/DC, and 4/DC on EM64T platforms.
Version 2.10.7
Version 2.10.7
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Initial Release
Mehr erfahrenVersion
2.10.7, A01
Veröffentlichungsdatum:
13 Okt. 2004
Downloadtyp:
Treiber
Kategorie
SCSI RAID
Wichtigkeit
EmpfohlenDell Technologies empfiehlt, dieses Update während Ihres nächsten planmäßigen Updatezyklus durchzuführen. Das Update enthält Änderungen zur Aufrechterhaltung des Gesamtsystemzustands. Es stellt sicher, dass die Systemsoftware aktuell und kompatibel mit anderen Systemmodulen (Firmware, BIOS, Treiber und Software) bleibt und möglicherweise andere neue Funktionen enthält.
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Wichtige Informationen
- This driver update package only contains support for EM64T based processors.
- A warning message is encountered when a logical disk is configured without a
partition. After Linux OS installation or any action that causes system
devices to be scanned, you will see the following warning message right after
the login screen:
"megaraid: invalid partition on this disk on channel 0"
This message will disappear once a partition is created on all logical drives
or if the logical drive without a partition is deleted.
- A warning message is seen if errata kernel RPMs are installed after installing
the megaraid2 driver. The following message is printed:
"No module megaraid2 found for kernel x.y.z-p"
This message is seen because the /etc/modules.conf file specifies that the
megaraid2 driver is to be added to the initial RAM disk (initrd), but the
driver is not yet built and installed for the kernel by DKMS.
To boot from this kernel, the megaraid2 driver should be built and installed
for the kernel as described in section 2.2.3 and then adding the line:
initrd /initrd-x.y.z-p.img
to /etc/grub.conf in the stanza for the kernel version installed.
- After performing a fresh Linux installation using the driver update, the
/etc/modules.conf file may contain unused entries specific to the native
'megaraid' driver that has been replaced by this 'megaraid2' driver update
package.
'alias scsi_hostadapter1 megaraid'
These entries are created during the operating system installation and may
generate error messages during the OS boot process by attempting to load the
'megaraid' driver after 'megaraid2' has already been loaded. To avoid these
messages, it is recommended to delete the unused 'megaraid' entries from the
etc/modules.conf.
- During the fresh Linux installation, the operating system cannot determine
drive/device order information based on system BIOS settings. This may lead to
undesired drive/device orderings during the install. It is recommended to
perform the install with only the target hard drives and storage controller
present that you intend to install to, then later add the additional storage
controllers and hard drives to the system once the installation is complete.
- A warning message is encountered when a logical disk is configured without a
partition. After Linux OS installation or any action that causes system
devices to be scanned, you will see the following warning message right after
the login screen:
"megaraid: invalid partition on this disk on channel 0"
This message will disappear once a partition is created on all logical drives
or if the logical drive without a partition is deleted.
- A warning message is seen if errata kernel RPMs are installed after installing
the megaraid2 driver. The following message is printed:
"No module megaraid2 found for kernel x.y.z-p"
This message is seen because the /etc/modules.conf file specifies that the
megaraid2 driver is to be added to the initial RAM disk (initrd), but the
driver is not yet built and installed for the kernel by DKMS.
To boot from this kernel, the megaraid2 driver should be built and installed
for the kernel as described in section 2.2.3 and then adding the line:
initrd /initrd-x.y.z-p.img
to /etc/grub.conf in the stanza for the kernel version installed.
- After performing a fresh Linux installation using the driver update, the
/etc/modules.conf file may contain unused entries specific to the native
'megaraid' driver that has been replaced by this 'megaraid2' driver update
package.
'alias scsi_hostadapter1 megaraid'
These entries are created during the operating system installation and may
generate error messages during the OS boot process by attempting to load the
'megaraid' driver after 'megaraid2' has already been loaded. To avoid these
messages, it is recommended to delete the unused 'megaraid' entries from the
etc/modules.conf.
- During the fresh Linux installation, the operating system cannot determine
drive/device order information based on system BIOS settings. This may lead to
undesired drive/device orderings during the install. It is recommended to
perform the install with only the target hard drives and storage controller
present that you intend to install to, then later add the additional storage
controllers and hard drives to the system once the installation is complete.
Unterstützte Betriebssysteme
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux 3
Gilt für
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PERC 4/DC
Installationsanweisungen
Custom Instructions for perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.exe:
Downloading and Creating the Driver Diskette:
You will need a formatted 3 1/2 inch floppy diskette for the following
procedure. Download the perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.exe file to a temporary directory on your Windows
system.
1) Double click on the file to run the executable.
2) Click on the Continue button.
This diskette contains the same files as the .tar.gz file above.
Installing the Driver for the PERC:
There are two ways of installing the device driver on Redhat Linux. One is using a driver disk during OS installation and the second is using a driver RPM to update the driver after OS is installed. The steps for both of these methods are provided below. All the files needed for both methods are included in the diskette created above.
During OS Installation:
1. Boot normally from the Redhat installation CD-Rom.
2. Type 'expert noprobe dd' on the boot prompt.
3. At the "Do you have a driver disk" screen, select Yes.
4. At the "Driver Disk Source" screen, select fd0 (for floppy)
5. At the "Insert Driver Disk" screen, insert the driver disk created above and select OK to continue.
6. At the "Error - No devices of the appropriate type were found..." screen, select "Manually choose".
7. Scroll down and select the "MegaRAID2" driver.
8. Select any additional devices in your system manually.
9. Complete the installation as directed by the install.
Updating the Driver using RPM after OS is Installed-
Type the following commands under a Linux command shell:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
cd /mnt/floppy
source install.sh
Reboot the system for the changes to take effect.
NOTE: The megaraid2 module in only installed for the kernel currently running.
Custom Instructions for perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.txt:
Download the readme file (perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.txt) to view information about this release.
Custom Instructions for perc-EM64T-2.10.70-A01.tar.gz:
Downloading and Creating the Driver Diskette:
You will need a formatted 3 1/2 inch floppy diskette for the following
procedure.
Download the file perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.tar.gz to a temporary directory on your working system.
Extract the file to the floppy disk as follows:
Type the following commands under a Linux command shell:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
tar xvzf (full path to the archive) -C /mnt/floppy
(Eg: /temp/perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.tar.gz)
umount /mnt/floppy
NOTE: Winzip does not extract the driver files correctly under Microsoft Windows.
Installing the Driver for the PERC:
There are two ways of installing the device driver on Redhat Linux. One is using a driver disk during OS installation and the second is using a driver RPM to update the driver after OS is installed. The steps for both of these methods are provided below. All the files needed for both methods are included in the diskette created above.
During OS Installation:
1. Boot normally from the Redhat installation CD-Rom.
2. Type 'expert noprobe dd' on the boot prompt.
3. At the "Do you have a driver disk" screen, select Yes.
4. At the "Driver Disk Source" screen, select fd0 (for floppy)
5. At the "Insert Driver Disk" screen, insert the driver disk created above and select OK to continue.
6. At the "Error - No devices of the appropriate type were found..." screen, select "Manually choose".
7. Scroll down and select the "MegaRAID2" driver.
8. Select any additional devices in your system manually.
9. Complete the installation as directed by the install.
Updating the Driver using RPM after OS is Installed-
Type the following commands under a Linux command shell:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
cd /mnt/floppy
source install.sh
Reboot the system for the changes to take effect.
NOTE: The megaraid2 module in only installed for the kernel currently running.
Downloading and Creating the Driver Diskette:
You will need a formatted 3 1/2 inch floppy diskette for the following
procedure. Download the perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.exe file to a temporary directory on your Windows
system.
1) Double click on the file to run the executable.
2) Click on the Continue button.
This diskette contains the same files as the .tar.gz file above.
Installing the Driver for the PERC:
There are two ways of installing the device driver on Redhat Linux. One is using a driver disk during OS installation and the second is using a driver RPM to update the driver after OS is installed. The steps for both of these methods are provided below. All the files needed for both methods are included in the diskette created above.
During OS Installation:
1. Boot normally from the Redhat installation CD-Rom.
2. Type 'expert noprobe dd' on the boot prompt.
3. At the "Do you have a driver disk" screen, select Yes.
4. At the "Driver Disk Source" screen, select fd0 (for floppy)
5. At the "Insert Driver Disk" screen, insert the driver disk created above and select OK to continue.
6. At the "Error - No devices of the appropriate type were found..." screen, select "Manually choose".
7. Scroll down and select the "MegaRAID2" driver.
8. Select any additional devices in your system manually.
9. Complete the installation as directed by the install.
Updating the Driver using RPM after OS is Installed-
Type the following commands under a Linux command shell:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
cd /mnt/floppy
source install.sh
Reboot the system for the changes to take effect.
NOTE: The megaraid2 module in only installed for the kernel currently running.
Custom Instructions for perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.txt:
Download the readme file (perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.txt) to view information about this release.
Custom Instructions for perc-EM64T-2.10.70-A01.tar.gz:
Downloading and Creating the Driver Diskette:
You will need a formatted 3 1/2 inch floppy diskette for the following
procedure.
Download the file perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.tar.gz to a temporary directory on your working system.
Extract the file to the floppy disk as follows:
Type the following commands under a Linux command shell:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
tar xvzf (full path to the archive) -C /mnt/floppy
(Eg: /temp/perc-EM64T-2.10.7-A01.tar.gz)
umount /mnt/floppy
NOTE: Winzip does not extract the driver files correctly under Microsoft Windows.
Installing the Driver for the PERC:
There are two ways of installing the device driver on Redhat Linux. One is using a driver disk during OS installation and the second is using a driver RPM to update the driver after OS is installed. The steps for both of these methods are provided below. All the files needed for both methods are included in the diskette created above.
During OS Installation:
1. Boot normally from the Redhat installation CD-Rom.
2. Type 'expert noprobe dd' on the boot prompt.
3. At the "Do you have a driver disk" screen, select Yes.
4. At the "Driver Disk Source" screen, select fd0 (for floppy)
5. At the "Insert Driver Disk" screen, insert the driver disk created above and select OK to continue.
6. At the "Error - No devices of the appropriate type were found..." screen, select "Manually choose".
7. Scroll down and select the "MegaRAID2" driver.
8. Select any additional devices in your system manually.
9. Complete the installation as directed by the install.
Updating the Driver using RPM after OS is Installed-
Type the following commands under a Linux command shell:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
cd /mnt/floppy
source install.sh
Reboot the system for the changes to take effect.
NOTE: The megaraid2 module in only installed for the kernel currently running.
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