- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Dell Technologies Boot Optimized Storage Solution-S2
- Applications supported by BOSS-S2
- Update the BOSS-S2 firmware version
- Features of BOSS-S2
- Install and remove a BOSS-S2 card
- Driver support for BOSS-S2
- BOSS-S2 UEFI configuration utility
- Enter the BOSS-S2 UEFI configuration utility
- Exit the BOSS-S2 UEFI configuration utility
- Navigate to BOSS-S2 configuration utility
- Physical or virtual disk information
- Create a virtual disk
- Delete a virtual disk
- Recover or rebuild a degraded virtual drive
- Erase physical disk data
- View RAID controller information
- Manage BOSS-S2 using CLI commands
- Troubleshooting
- Importing the BOSS ESXi CLI offline bundle may fail in VSphere Lifecycle Manager
- BOSS ESXi CLI package fails when upgrading from Dell EMC customized versions of 6.7.x to version 7.0
- M.2 drive firmware update from iDRAC fails on unconfigured drives with an existing adapter key on the BOSS-S2 controller
- Unconfigured drives in the BOSS-S2 controller is unavailable for operating system installation with an existing adapter key
- The ROM version for BOSS is reported as firmware version in IDRAC interface
- Unable to update the M.2 drive firmware by using iDRAC or Lifecycle Controller
- BOSS-S2 CLI displays No Adapter Found error in Linux
- LC log displays fan unavailability error
- Physical disk size is not updated on iDRAC when CSIOR is disabled
- Physical disk or virtual disk is indicated as missing on iDRAC when CSIOR is disabled
- The Back Ground Activity (BGA) task process in HII does not report real-time status
- Virtual disk related events are repeatedly generated in BOSS-S2 and OMSS
- Characters are limited when entering a virtual drive name
- VMFS datastore is disabled from YX5X of PowerEdge systems that are shipped with VMware ESXi installed on BOSS-S2
- One or more physical disks are not detected by the operating system
- Virtual disk is not detected by the operating system
- An installed drive is not listed in the BOSS-S2 Configuration Utility
- The BOSS-S2 card is not presented to the PowerEdge server
- Unable to boot to M.2 drive installed in slot 1
- Unsupported commands, options, and features are displayed by BOSS-S2 CLI with VMware CLI utility
- Unable to deploy ESXi on RAID 1 of BOSS-S2
- Getting help
- Documentation resources
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Dell Technologies Boot Optimized Storage Solution-S2 User's Guide
Hot–plugging M.2 drives in PowerEdge systems
The unique controller design of the BOSS-S2 card carrier card allows you to hot plug M.2 drives. This feature reduces the possibility of downtime during M.2 replacement. Automatic rebuild replaces the M.2 configured drives that are identified as degraded and then starts an automatic rebuild.
NOTE:The Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) and Lifecycle Controller (LC) logs for the hot–plug events of M.2 drives are not updated on a real time basis.
Drive removal and absence status information are available in the hard drive queried by the iDRAC. The event logs return information about the removal, failure, and rebuild status of an M.2 module. The iDRAC and OMSA provides the status of the virtual drive and also the hard drive status such as SMART and Remaining Rated Write Endurance (RRWE).
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