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320 / 600 GB in Proliant DL380/G7 - shows as overheating
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04-25-2011 09:25 AM
Just installed 5 of these in a RAID configuration on a test server. Working perfectly, except:
The server is reporting that the drives are overheating (they're not). It appears that possibly I can turn OFF DIPM on these drives and the SMART info will be reported correctly.
How do I do that?
FYI, running windows 2008 r2
Thanks,
Rob
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09-30-2011 07:38 AM
It's a G7 issue...
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10-04-2011 04:25 PM
We were experiencing the same issues running an HP ProLiant DL380 G7 with OCZ SSD drives.
I just performed an update to the iLO3 firmware and the storage controller firmware and things seem to be better. The iLO3 firmware version that I applied was 1.26 and the storage controller firmware was 5.12. The storage controller in use is a P410i.
It is important to note that both the iLO3 firmware and the storage controller firmware had to be updated for the problem to be entirely resolved. I applied the iLO3 firmware first and noticed that the server stopped reporting a critical temperature error. The error LEDs turned off and the fans started running at their normal speeds again. However, the drives were still reporting as overheated. Once I applied the storage controller firmware, the drive status changed from overheated to OK.
FYI - I could not find anything in the firmware release notes to indicate that this problem existed or was fixed.
-Nick
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10-12-2011 05:00 AM
Yes... The latest iLO3 firmware fixed the issue! Thanks SirHandyMan.
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10-20-2011 07:28 PM
Hi,
Trying to get Vertex 3 to register on brand new DL380 G7's with no luck.
The P410i don't see them at all.
What OCZs are you using?
Best
/Frank
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04-04-2012 02:27 AM
For those of you who own a OCZ Vertex 3 dirve, have you tried this "dirty trick" ?
-> http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?95509-Temperature-fix-for-Vertex3-Agility3-So... http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?95509-Temperature-fix-for-Vertex3-Agility3-So...
It might trick the server to read 30C from the non existing temp sensor...
Have anyone found any SSD (non enterprise) with a temperature sensor?
