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F1 prompt at boot on HP ProLiant ML370
I have recently removed a HP Tape Device from the server and now get a F1 prompt during the process.
I know this is a SCSI issue but how do I stop this coming up? Do I have to do anything in Device Manager as well as the start up options? Where in the BIOS do I change this?
I know this is a SCSI issue but how do I stop this coming up? Do I have to do anything in Device Manager as well as the start up options? Where in the BIOS do I change this?
You can completely ignore the hardware failure warning in advance configuration menu. But it's not recommended.
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I need to remove as I cannot reboot the server remotely.
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Following this article:
http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447626+1272267346065+28353475&threadId=192257
Any other suggestions?
http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447626+1272267346065+28353475&threadId=192257
Any other suggestions?
Move on to bios and disable the drive port on which this tape drive is attached.
Check the SCSI Boot loader configuration/settings
Also consider installing the latest Proliant Support Pack
Disable the device in the bios and you will no longer get the F1 warning.
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Looked into this more and is the G3 ML370 which doesn't support System partition Utilities as not installed.
Any betetr way of installing rather than using 4 disks!?
Any betetr way of installing rather than using 4 disks!?
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ok red herring with regards to SCSI.
Thank Andy for reminding about the PSU. There was a PSU failure that I noticed while originally troubleshooting. This was rectified however I had not rebooted and checked the SCSI issue since then.
When I just rebooted no F1. Voila! Always check the obvious step by step...
Thanks for all your suggestions.
Thank Andy for reminding about the PSU. There was a PSU failure that I noticed while originally troubleshooting. This was rectified however I had not rebooted and checked the SCSI issue since then.
When I just rebooted no F1. Voila! Always check the obvious step by step...
Thanks for all your suggestions.