Ml350 G6 on board SATA
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This is writing to the data stores, vmotion also to data stores is also silly slow.
Hmm..
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Are you using 6.5 or 6.0? It seems in 6.5, there's a new native sata vib that has poor performance. Disabling it seems to fix slow speeds. HomeLab - SuperMicro 5028D-TNT4 Storage Driver Performance Issues and Fix - VIRTUALIZATION IS LIFE!
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Yeah this is ich10 chipset sata ports, how does one see.via the cli negotiated sata speed for device plugged into it.
Currently I have a ssd plugged in and see writes to it max out at 40Mbs which is very slow.
Event sata 1 would be 150 ish.
Maybe it's not even in ahci mode, no settings in bios I can find.
Seems odd to put six sata ports and hobble them for optical only.
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Currently I have a ssd plugged in and see writes to it max out at 40Mbs which is very slow.
Event sata 1 would be 150 ish.
Maybe it's not even in ahci mode, no settings in bios I can find.
Seems odd to put six sata ports and hobble them for optical only.
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It should be a 4+2 config 2 for optical 4 for raid.
There should be a legacy and ahci mode for them in the bios.
They are not hobbled... they worked just fine in that era.
What drives are you using?
I've tried a SATA SSD and also spinning rust,
I have tried the first port, which was connected to the ODB CD and also the last
Same speed on both, nothing in bios allows For mode change.
I will double check right now, but I'm sure I've looked.
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I have tried the first port, which was connected to the ODB CD and also the last
Same speed on both, nothing in bios allows For mode change.
I will double check right now, but I'm sure I've looked.
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One more go.... What drives are you using?
HPE Support document - HPE Support Center
Don't enable raid, but that is where some of the settings are... make sure it's in ahci not legacy (IDE)
Or if you are using raid, disable it and reinstall ... single drive raid is stupid and all you are doing is disabling the write cache on the drives.
HPE Support document - HPE Support Center
Don't enable raid, but that is where some of the settings are... make sure it's in ahci not legacy (IDE)
Or if you are using raid, disable it and reinstall ... single drive raid is stupid and all you are doing is disabling the write cache on the drives.
Mate, it has a p410i controller and that's a sas controller. That's has a bunch 6 ( 300gb sas drives attached ) those are fine and raided.
It doesn't have no sata raid for the onboard motherboard ports of which there are six. There is no bios option or boot option that mentions the sata port settings.
Once again this is a ML350 G6, your document is for a 100 series...
The SSD connected to the onboard sata port is a crucial mx300 of 525mb.
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It doesn't have no sata raid for the onboard motherboard ports of which there are six. There is no bios option or boot option that mentions the sata port settings.
Once again this is a ML350 G6, your document is for a 100 series...
The SSD connected to the onboard sata port is a crucial mx300 of 525mb.
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Document covers both if you read it, but evidently the 350 doesn't have it as an option. It has been awhile since I worked on something so ancient.
Ahci mode is enabled by default.
Sorry for trying to help, I will stop now.
It probably is a Vmware quirk, you can always throw a H220 in LSI 9205-8i to give non-chipset. ICH10 should cap at 600MB/s not 40.
Hello!
I have the same problem with the integrated Intel ICH10 SATA Controller on the ProLiant ml350 g6. The controller works in IDE mode no matter what I do. There is no setting in BIOS to change the mode to AHCI.
Have you solved this problem?