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Found the solution in Bug #1154749 “reboot does a shutdown instead of rebooting (OCP v...” : Bugs : The Open Compute Project Solution: Add "blacklist mei" and "blacklist mei_me" to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf

Have installed the latest "Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS" on this OpenCompute server. The Big problem is that a reboot leaves the system hung that only a power-cycle will fix. It's the last item I have to fix before I can use this server. Has anyone else run into this problem?

Yes I complete power cycle, but the bad card won't come back to life, although it responds to all lsirec commands

(ON GOOD CARD) I backed up the good card firmware and SBR. This was completely successful. # lsiutil -e Select 46. Upload FLASH section then 2. firmware. (this created firmware.bin) # ./lsirec 0000:03:00.0 readsbr sbr_backup.bin (this created sbr_backup.bin) (ON BAD CARD) lsiutil doesn't...

I managed to brick an Oracle F40 card while trying to follow this guide: Converting a Sun/Oracle F40/F80 Flash Accelerator to a LSI/Seagate Warpdrive | Kenneth Kasilag but since I bought two cards, I have a working one that is not modified. Can someone please give me the steps to backup the...

I just bricked my card but it responds to lsirec (but not lsiutil). Can someone give me their sbr_backup.bin and also the F40 firmware bin that enables IT mode?

3/12 UPDATE: PROBLEM SOLVED. IT WAS THE APC UPS THAT IS NEXT TO IT THAT WAS BEEPING BECAUSE I WAS USING OF ITS >100% LOAD

Ugh bad news. The beep is back. Previously, I was booted in ESXi 6.7u3 and it was beeping. Today, I was working in Ubuntu Desktop and it wasn't beeping. But now I boot back into ESXi and it is beeping again so now I know it's not the hardware but ESXi that is causing it. Now I got to figure...

SOLVED: I think it was the CR2032 BIOS battery . Replaced it and it doesn't beep any more

My OpenCompute server keeps beeping and I can't figure out why. The model is Open Compute Wiwynn SV7210, some people call it "Windmill" or "Freedom". CPU is Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 x2 at 2GHz, with 64 GB of RAM (4GB x 16 sticks, all slots occupied) I tried this fix first: Repasted...

Ugh I need this too but no reply from @111alan

Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "MS1PC5ED3ORA3.2T" | Get-StorageFirmwareInformation Get-PhysicalDisk -FriendlyName "MS1PC5ED3ORA3.2T" | Update-StorageFirmware -ImagePath "<PATH_TO_NEW_FIRMWARE>" -SlotNumber 1

Seems like the problem is due to my motherboard (OpenCompute Wiwynn SV7210). When I moved the Samsung SSD to an Intel S2600CP motherboard, everything shows up fine. Thank you for your advice!

I flashed the version that was posted here: GPNABB3Q. The compatibility matrix says minimum firmware GPNA3D3Q so I should be good? I am using ESxi 6.7 U3

I use ESXi and the card is more often than not, not visible/detected on boot. Is there a command I can run to make it show up?

thank you, I returned it for reason of "item not as described" and bought another, this time a real F320. It came with firmware KPYAIR3Q. is there a newer firmware? That's the latest I found here. seems like some people have KPYAJR3Q

I found a firmware for PM1725a but mine doesn't say 'a' at the end.

This was the actual eBay item: Samsung MZ-PLK3T20/ MZPLK3T2HCJL 3.2TB V-NAND Oracle 7317693 F320 NVMe AIC SSD | eBay The sticker doesn't say Oracle, it only has that in the description, but I see you are probably right, this isn't an Oracle F320 because neither firmware was accepted by the...

I see there are two firmwares MS1PC2DD3.IR3Q.fw MS1PC5ED3.IR3Q.fw but which one is for my drive? ubuntu@ubuntu:~/Oracle-NVMe-F320$ sudo smartctl -a /dev/nvme0 smartctl 6.6 2016-05-31 r4324 [x86_64-linux-4.15.0-29-generic] (local build) Copyright (C) 2002-16, Bruce Allen, Christian Franke...

answering my own question with a 'yes'...