Bruce,
I use linuxrdac-09.03.0C05.0030 to connect to quite old IBM DS4700 arrays from
Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 on PE2950, PER510 & PER720 servers.
I could not get Linux RDAC to compile against Oracle's Unbreakable Enterprise
Kernel in OEL5 (Kernel 3.) and have been told that there is no
RDAC/M
I quite frequently (ie. 4-5 failures out of 7 attempts) get the following from
my rsync of DSU/DLR:
rsync: failed to connect to linux.dell.com: Connection refused (111)
rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at clientserver.c(107)
[receiver=2.6.8]
Does anyone else suffer from this as well?
All,
One of my PER720s, this one running Oracle Linux 5.8 with OMSA 7.1, has just
started reporting that the Enclosure Backplane is Degraded, but I cannot find
why.
I have used the OMSA Web interface, and checked the alertlog and esmlog
(omreport system esmlog/omreport system alertlog), but th
heers,
dave
From: souvik_b...@dell.com [mailto:souvik_b...@dell.com]
Sent: 19 May 2016 12:39
To: David Harding; linux-powere...@lists.us.dell.com
Subject: RE: [Linux-PowerEdge] PER720 Enclosure Backplane reporting State :
Degraded, Status : Non-Critical
Hi,
This OS is not at all supported by OMSA.
: Not Applicable
SAS Address : 5A0B10C000281200
Enclosure Alarm : Not Applicable
Cheers,
dave
From: souvik_b...@dell.com [mailto:souvik_b...@dell.com]
Sent: 19 May 2016 12:39
To: David Harding; linux-powere...@lists.us.dell.com
Subject: RE: [Linux-PowerEdge] PER720
Mike,
Try exploring the “omreport system” options.
In particular “omreport system esmlog”, whose first few lines are:
omreport system esmlog
Embedded System Management (ESM) Log
Health : Ok
...
You can get progressive help by tagging “-?” to omreport, ie. “omreport -?”
shows general help, “omr
All,
I have successfully, via kickstart, installed Oracle Linux 6.6 on this server,
however the kernel panics on the subsequent boot from hard drive.
Sadly, I cannot see the full panic due to the implementation of the console via
iDRAC8 GUI and the lack of scroll bars.
I can get a PuTTY connecti
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Adao,
You might be able to do something clever with LVM Mirroring; ie. mirror your
root VG logical volumes to a multipath device, then un-mirror them from the
single-path device.
Not sure what you do with /boot, though, should work to copy the partition..
You’ll need to make
