The last firmware produced for it is going to be 8 years old... the softpacks for it were pulled due to vulnerabilities in those old versions of linux so even if someone here has a support contract im not sure what software is going to be available.
You are going to have to place trust in some random download, so I am not sure why you would introduce more risk in an old vulnerable machine unless it is having issues.
I can’t install OS only old os and I want to install proxmox but kernel panic NMI every time ubuntu server error every time debian don’t see my RAID. It’s so angry for me bruh.
I can’t install OS only old os and I want to install proxmox but kernel panic NMI every time ubuntu server error every time debian don’t see my RAID. It’s so angry for me bruh.
For the system that doesn't see the controller at all you could try passing the hpsa.hpsa_allow_any=1 parameter via the kernel command line. That tells the hpsa driver to support older controllers that aren't really supported but might work anyway.
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