Recent content by lesliestandifer

HGST had a really old version at the time that only worked for vmware 5.3 or something at the time, it would crash my vmware machine if i used it. I added the newer one to the link.

i updated the link it should work now.

my server was down for maintenance and upgrades last night i forgot to turn it back on before i left this morning, its back online now.

that’s the same model I had and the drivers worked for Win 10 and Server 2012 R2

Enterprise gear generally is developed with the notion that they will be in a climate controlled data center with air constantly flowing over them this isn't always the case with consumer cpus because noise is a concern and it really depends on what you are looking for. I have several 8Tb u.2...

Linux drivers are on the link i posted Flashmax I & II

pretty sure i am too late but possibly this will help someone else looking at these,.. i have several of the 2200 Flashmax II they run HOT these aren't your typical SSDs they really do require a constant air flow otherwise they will overheat and throttle causing IO to fail. The drivers don't...

The old link doesn’t work anymore i created a new link with all the drivers below Flashmax I & II

Sorry i completely forgot about this for anyone else who might need the drivers and you have trouble registering also i downloaded all of the drivers for everything i could find and placed them here they work for Flashmax II & III

You do indeed need drivers for Linux I would need to know what version of Linux you are running to get you the drivers.

Those are the correct drivers when you download the FMII drivers it gives you the FMIII packages I believe the setup.exe is the hgst ssd management tool. It was part of the download package

Flashmax II

I am having a problem registering with HGST as well it doesn't care for my serial either. Can anyone share Flashmax II drivers for RHEL (7 ) or Ubuntu, VMware and Windows ? i have old drivers that only work on RHEL 6, ESXi 5.1, and the windows drivers i have a pretty flaky right now...