nopefio-format it? and then fio-attach?
shipped that cards back to seller
seems that without some service software it's impossible to recover all this internal tables and make it work
nopefio-format it? and then fio-attach?
Hello All,
I am having issues with firmware updates on my Fusion-IO Duo PCIe SSD (HP 320GB SLC/HP Part Numbers 600281-B21 & 600477-001). Here is what I have done:
1. I am running under MS Windows 10 Pro (not Windows Server 2012, HP io accelerator Ver 3.2.8, HP iosphere Ver 3.9.0,, on a Lenovo TS-140.
2. I created c:\Program Files\Fusion-io ioMemory VSL\Firmware folder, per Mark Ma's excellent tutorial (Fusion-io ioDrive installation on Windows Server 2012 R2).
3. I downloaded latest HP Firmware (.fff) for card into above folder (ioaccelerator_3.2.8-20140508.fff).
4. I tried both attaching & detaching SSD drive under IOSphere (HP Ver 3.9.0)
5. ***HERE IS MY PROBLEM***: I receive "ERROR: All selected devices are busy, unavailable, or already attached/detached." when attempting to update firmware (see attached).
Any one have a solution on firmware updates on my HP SLC PCIe card (HP Part Numbers 600281-B21 or 600477-001) ?!?
Notes:
For others looking for HP Drivers & Firmware, please create an HP account (free), and follow this link (Drivers & Software for HPE 320GB Single Level Cell PCIe ioDrive Duo for ProLiant Servers - HPE Support Center.).
My understanding is that card firmware is locked to branded cards, so must use HP firmware on HP Fusion-IO cards. Here is an excellent link to what firmware is compatible with which drivers & VSL (create free Sandisk Account, look for KB1270 - VSL Release and Firmware Version Mapping).
I am considering getting a few Sandisk SX300 off eBay (unsure if Dell/Lenovo/IBM/etc branded or plain Sandisk), but I must admit that the Firmware (and potentially Driver Issue) is a big Issue.Darn, it is... well, DM'ing you a link to the latest versions I have archived...
-- Dave
The documentation isn't always up to date but it's still maintained, see this recent commit which specifies 6.14 and 6.15 support, but which I'm pretty sure also works with 6.16: Merge pull request #59 from RemixVSL/6.15 · RemixVSL/iomemory-vsl4@57cbe20While there were some Efforts to Support a more recent Version of the Driver, they seem to have died out before Kernel 6.0
This one is quite updated indeed.The documentation isn't always up to date but it's still maintained, see this recent commit which specifies 6.14 and 6.15 support, but which I'm pretty sure also works with 6.16: Merge pull request #59 from RemixVSL/6.15 · RemixVSL/iomemory-vsl4@57cbe20
/tree/v5.6.0, so maybe that's why I missed I was in a specific Tag View.Many ThanksYeah, I'm still hosting all the stuff I have on my nextcloud. I have a few proxmox nodes, and one of them currently has an SX350 3.2TB in it. I'm running the RemixVSL driver just fine and have been for years.
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