- Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn install#
- Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn driver#
- Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn archive#
- Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn Patch#
- Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn upgrade#
Processing triggers for linux-image-unsigned-5.4.0-050400-generic Setting up linux-image-unsigned-5.4.0-050400-generic * dkms: running auto installation service for kernel 5.4.0-050400-generic Unpacking linux-image-unsigned-5.4.0-050400-generic 239220 files and directories currently installed.)
Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn archive#
debĭpkg: error: cannot access archive '.deb': No such file or dpkg -i *.deb
Or use the -kernelsourcedir option to tell DKMS where it's mkdir mkdir cp linux*.* ls cd dpkg -i.
Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn install#
Please install the linux-headers-5.4.0-42 package, rw-r-r- 1 root root 6786 Feb 6 20:54 ls dkms install -force -k 5.4.0-42Įrror! Your kernel headers for kernel 5.4.0-42 cannot be found. Here is the command sequence out put, Please guide me what wrong I I m new to linux and tried my best to adapt your command sequence. Have you seen anything similar on your side? I'm pretty sure that the updated HPSA modules are automatically loaded after rebooting, but I still need to modprobe it again. Everytime I reboot the system, I have to "modprobe hpsa" again, otherwise there will be no RAID card connected drives showing up in lsblk. One issue that I noticed is that it does not stay effective across reboot.
Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn upgrade#
Thanks a lot for the help, and I just tested it and it works after some tweaking for my system.Īs spoken, my system is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS HWE, so I first upgrade kernel to version 5.4.0-050400.Īnd because the location of the kernel source file for Ubuntu is /lib/modules/ rather than /usr/lib/modules/, so I adapt your KDIR variable in your Makefile accordingly. It should work with 5.4 kernel in Ubuntu 20.04, don't know about other versions.
Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn driver#
I have created a branch with DKMS support that allows for simpler patching of hpsa driver
Hp smart array controller in hba mode find wwn Patch#
You need to patch the kernel for it to work. If the issue is with the kernel patch, could you advise how should the patching by done in my case? What I did not do is patching the kernel patches that you provided. I enabled hpsa.hpsa_use_nvram_hba_flag=1 in grub, and hpsa module is showing up in lsmod output.
And the sg2 device has gone under /dev/ folder. I was able to run "hpsahba -E /dev/sg1" without any error, but when I run "hpsahba -E /dev/sg0", the system gave the following error:įATAL ERROR: /dev/sg0: ioctl(CCISS_PASSTHRU) failed with command BMIC_IDENTIFY_CONTROLLER, rc = -1: 25 Inappropriate ioctl for deviceĪfter running this, no changes are observed on the output of lsblk and the number of sgX device under /dev/Īfter running "hpsahba -E /dev/sg1, I noticed that two hard disks that connected to the P410i has gone from the output of lsblk command. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS HWE, installed on a SATA SSD connected to system via the SATA port for the optical drive, which should be bypassing the P410i card.īefore running "hpsahba -E", I have three relevant devices which are /dev/sg0, /dev/sg1 and /dev/sg2. I tried to use this tool on Smart Array P410i, to enable its HBA mode, and here is my environment:
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