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Smart Array P440ar, SAS to HP 1-8 G2 Tape Autoloader, RAID-1 and 10 (System will beep before bootloader starts however.) No need to disable AHCI if boot order is configured appropriately in BIOS or iLO4. Intel Pentium Processor G2020T (original), 2 x KTH-P元16E/8G = 16 GB RAM, Ethernet 1Gb 2-port 332i Adapter (original), Dynamic Smart Array B120i Controller (Single disk, RAID 0) (original), No MicroSD or internal USB

Hp proliant offline array configuration utility iso install#

Solution is to install firmware-linux-nonfree Adding "nomodeset" to kernel command line works around the issue in Stretch. HP recommends to edit the kernel command line (for RHEL), but it does not work with Stretch. Works fine, but after reboot no display visible. Had to configure the "HPE Dynamic Smart Array B140i" (software RAID) to AHCI mode appending "vga=normal fb=false" to the kernel command line solves this issue, see also Debian Release Notes I’ll continue to play around with roles, especially the new features in HyperV 2016.Installer disappears when loading, black screen. Simply pop in the USB with the B120i Controller drivers, find them in the dialogue box and the install will continue as normal.Īt the moment, i’ve just done the base install of Server 2016 on a ML10 v2 really to see if it would work.

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After copying the Server 2016 ISO to the _ISO directory on the Zalman, I booted the server to USB and let the drive do the rest.Īs with the 2012 R2 guide, the installer failed to locate a disk drive due to the lack of controller drivers on the install DVD. The install from this point was straight forward. Installing Server 2016 (and other variants)

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HP will likely release “official” versions at some point – when they do i’ll update the guide accordingly.ĭownload the HP Dynamic Smart Array B120i Drivers for Server 2012 R2ĭownload and extract the files to a USB pen drive as you are going to need to inject them during the server install. After a look around, i’ve not been able to find anything specific for Server 2016 so I tried the Server 2012 R2 versions using the following link and they worked fine for me. Next you are going to need the controller drivers for Server 2016 on a HP ML10 v2. If you work through the guide, you’ll be able to setup the array how you want it.ĭownload the HP Dynamic Smart Array B120i Drivers Although the offline version is named slightly differently (Offline Array Configuration Utility instead of Smart Storage Administrator) once you have booted into the environment, the process is the same.ĭownload the HP Smart Storage Administrator User Guide from HP.com Rather than reinvent the wheel, here is the link to the official HP user guide for configuring the disk controller using HP Smart Storage Administrator. Setting up a disk array using HP ProLiant Offline Array Configuration Utility

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This guide has been written for the standard version of Microsoft Windows Server 2016, although it’ll likely work for all flavours. Installing Server 2016 on a HP ML10 v2 – A Quick and Dirty Guide Portions of the guide have been lifted and then modified from my earlier guide on installing Server 2012 R2 on a HP ML10 v2 as there are similarities between both setup procedures.Īs before, i’m going to treat the install guide as an out of the box install – i.e, no additional drives installed in the ML10 v2.

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After a sort out of my loft, I discovered my long forgotten HP ML10 v2 server that was part of my initial home lab setup ( before it went all Mac Mini), so I thought i’d fire it up and see if I could get Server 2016 on a HP ML10 v2 installed.Īs with my earlier attempts with Server 2012 R2, things weren’t as straightforward as the could be so I thought i’d document it for the blog.