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Type: Server System
Manufacturer: IBM
Model: eServer xSeries 346
Support: Solaris Premier Subscription
Runs on OS Versions: Solaris 10 03/05 to Solaris 10 8/11    (Certified)
Oracle Solaris 11 Express 2010.11    (Certified)
CPU Type: Intel Xeon 2.8GHz with EM64T
Num CPUs: 2
Chipset: Intel E7520
64-bit: true
BIOS:
Firmware Maker and Version
IBM 1.03
Driver Info: Installing bcme driver downloaded from http://www.Broadcom.com .version 8.1.8
Test Suite: true
(May not apply to all OS Revisions. Please refer to 'General Notes')
General Notes:
Submitter Company: Sun Microsystems,Inc.
Last Updated: 2005-08-31

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There are (3) comments.

1: "Mihail Dubrovin"
With enabled HostRaid function of SCSI controller OS does not detect any hard disks.

2: "Tony Martindale"
Some models come with the ServeRAID 7k disk controller option. This does not appear to be able to provide a JBOD configuration and there isn't a suitable driver available for Solaris yet. As a work a round, simply remove 7k card (see http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/tips0054.html#support for a physical description) and configure the BIOS to use the built in "host raid" controller. Disabling the host raid function then allows Solaris to see the SCSI disks directly.

3: "Tony Martindale"
Some models come with the ServeRAID 7k disk controller option. This does not appear to be able to provide a JBOD configuration and there isn't a suitable driver available for Solaris yet. As a work a round, simply remove 7k card (see http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/tips0054.html#support for a physical description) and configure the BIOS to use the built in "host raid" controller. Disabling the host raid function then allows Solaris to see the SCSI disks directly.
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