Only one of the two 4x SAS ports on my LSI HBA appears to be working.
I have an 8 drive backplane, this HBA card has one 4x port feeding the top 4 drives and the other 4x port feeding the bottom 4 drives.
Only port 1, the slot at the back of the card works. Allowing the 4 drives connected to it to be recognized.
If I simply swap the two breakout cables at the HBA, then the other 4 drives will be recognized. This pretty much verifies that the backplane, both sets of break out sas cables, and drives are all working properly.
Am I missing anything else that could be causing this? is this a bad card or should I be trying anything else?
Additionally, I connected one of the breakout cables to the onboard SCU (X9DR3-LN4F+)
All of the drives will show up as recognized in the bios and during boot. But I cannot get these embedded SCU connected drives to show up in Hyper-V 2016. Any help here is appreciated too. I'm assuming this type of embedded controller is just not supported by hypervisors?
Background, I just bought one of these used supermicro servers for a home lab. So far the shakedown is going really well with the exception of this LSI HBA.
Thank you,
Dallas
I have an 8 drive backplane, this HBA card has one 4x port feeding the top 4 drives and the other 4x port feeding the bottom 4 drives.
Only port 1, the slot at the back of the card works. Allowing the 4 drives connected to it to be recognized.
If I simply swap the two breakout cables at the HBA, then the other 4 drives will be recognized. This pretty much verifies that the backplane, both sets of break out sas cables, and drives are all working properly.
Am I missing anything else that could be causing this? is this a bad card or should I be trying anything else?
Additionally, I connected one of the breakout cables to the onboard SCU (X9DR3-LN4F+)
All of the drives will show up as recognized in the bios and during boot. But I cannot get these embedded SCU connected drives to show up in Hyper-V 2016. Any help here is appreciated too. I'm assuming this type of embedded controller is just not supported by hypervisors?
Background, I just bought one of these used supermicro servers for a home lab. So far the shakedown is going really well with the exception of this LSI HBA.
Thank you,
Dallas
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