[BlueOnyx:23054] Re: HP ProLiant DL380 G5 4 gig Ram and 6 hard drives

Jeff Keller jeff at datatune.com
Wed Jul 31 16:32:14 -05 2019


To get BO to run on Proliants you have to use the Proliant EZ Setup CD-ROM
which preps the server by setting up the Proliant system partition and
configuring the SmartArray/Networking/ILO drivers.  It will prompt you for
the BO ISO or CD part way through the EZ Server Setup process and
eventually boot the server into the BO installation process.

Jeff

On Wed, Jul 31, 2019 at 1:40 PM Chris Gebhardt - VIRTBIZ Internet <
cobaltfacts at virtbiz.com> wrote:

> Hi Franklin,
>
> On 7/31/2019 3:12 PM, Franklin Werren wrote:
> > Since BlueOnyx with CentOS and the bare bones CentOS did not work, Blue
> Onyx Scientific Linux
> > Is installing just fine. I think the support or there is a bug in CentOS
> 7.6 pertaining to my server.... I’ll report back later!!!!
>
> Actually, this likely is not a bug.    The server you're working with
> was retired by the manufacturer in November 2009 and all support for the
> systems ceased 5 years later in November 2014.  So now it's almost a
> full 10 years since the server was retired. Given the fact that HP used
> some pretty specific RAID controllers, I think it's more likely that
> support for the required drivers has dropped off between RHEL6 and
> RHEL7.   In fact, a quick search on Red Hat's site confirms this:
> https://access.redhat.com/solutions/874443
>
> Using a more recent server, or one that is better supported by the
> kernel, will improve your results.
>
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