The Proliant ML110 G5 does not come with any storage controller software nor is anything posted on the server support web page. I tried the one for the G4 but it. HP SATA RAID Controller Manager for Windows 2000/Windows Server 2003. Proliant ML110 G5 Storage Controller Software. HP Embedded G5 SATA RAID Controller Driver for Microsoft Windows Server 2008 x64 Editions. By downloading, you agree to the terms and conditions of the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Software License Agreement. Note: Some software requires a valid warranty, current Hewlett Packard. HP ProLiant ML110 G5 Server.

We are having no luck getting either StorMan or hrconf to recognize the integrated raid controller. We are running RHEL4u6. Just finding the right driver took an act of congress. Where can I find deployment instructions or installation instructions with some detail on getting the raid to work? We have over a dozen calls into HP and also had a tech out to help us resolve this issue. I am beginning to find it very hard to believe this is truly a certified product on Red Hat with all of the issues we have encountered with the raid controller. The Red Hat certification was done with the raid disabled.

Ecentus Corp. I have installed both RHEL and SLES on this system using the RAID controller. If hrconf isn't seeing the controller, then I'd suspect you don't have the RAID functioned enabled in RBSU. When the system goes through POST do you see the F8 prompt to configure the RAID?

To enable RAID, during POST press F9 to go into RBSU and under advanced options select Embedded SATA RAID and enable it. I reposnded to your other thread with the driver and DUD image location. Hp Deskjet 3050a E-all-in-one Printer Drivers Download. Context of other thread below ****************************************** Not sure why the latest driver isn't listed for the ML110 G5, but the DL160 G5 uses the same aarahci driver and the U6 versions of the drivers are listed there. Both the driver and the DUD image &swLang=8&taskId=135&swEnvOID=2025 *******************************************. I can confirm that Windows Server 2008 works on the SATA RAID 1 configuration. I was able to install and boot to the RAID 1 array after applying these 2 workarounds: 1) downgrade the BIOS version to 2007.09.27 as referenced in this forum thread. This resolves the F8 Array Config utility problem during POST: 2) During install when prompted to load the storage driver, you must use the version designed for Windows 2003 (not 2008).Choose the appropriate driver depending on the version of Win 2008 you are installing.

The version required for Win 2008 x64 is Version: 1. Adjustment Program Epson Sx435w Download. 4.17015.0 (18 Jan 2008). Also remember to set the new array as bootable in the ACU in Step 1 above. After pulling down th0se drivers and trying to use them, the m/b got hosed up and had to be replaced. F8 would not even function. I have a new m/b, BIOS config'd for RAID, Array config'd and mirrored. Tried loading with a driver disk and without. Without, the OS loads fine but the RAID controller is not recognized by hrconf to be able to do support of the controller.

When trying to load the OS using dd and raw-writing the driver to a floppy, the installer does not recognize the HP driver as a good driver. How can the unit be Red Hat certified if all components of the hardware are not fully functioning? Finally was able to get hrconf to work. Dropped driver onto a usb jump drive. Booted from the RHEL4qu6 disk 1 with 'linux dd'. When asked for a driver it found the right driver on the usb drive.

Loaded the OS, rebooted, moved hrconf file to the unit and ran./hrconf getstatus 1 and there it was. Somewhere in trying to get the driver to a floppy is where the issues lies. You have to load the correct driver during install or it will not work.

Updating will not work, or at least for us it would not. Duncan, I just went through this process again and one thing I noticed is that if the USB key used to install the SATA RAID Driver is still in server after loading the driver, the O/S gets confused and cannot see a system partition. Be sure to remove the USB key after loading the driver and selecting the partition but before beginning the install process. Also be sure you are using this driver: HP Embedded G5 SATA RAID Controller Driver for Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions Type: Driver - Storage Controller Version: 1.4.17015.0 (18 Jan 2008) Operating System(s): File name: cp008698.exe (736 KB) Good luck. I finally have Windows 2008 32-bit running on the HP Embedded G5 (Adaptec) SATA RAID controller with RAID enabled! The clue was in the previous reply where the working 64-bit driver is version 1.4.17015.0. The Windows 2003 32-bit and 64-bit drivers listed on the ML110 G5 downloads page are version 1.4.17010.0 which blue screens in Windows 2008 (there are no drivers listed on the Windows 2008 32-bit and 64-bit pages).