Jason Corcoran wrote:
> Unrelated to the last question :) I have a dell power edge SC1435 here and there is a problem with the lic.so.6 on it.So I need to boot into rescue mode (Red Hat 4 ES)
>> But it can not find the driver for the HD (SAS 5) cant find a link on the net for it. Anyone know how to get this baby to start up in rescue mode?
>> Just trying here before I contact our external (read expensive) IT people.
>> Thanks
> Jason.
> (again asked Uncle google)
>I kinda deleted the responses and there are not yet up on t'internet in
the archives.... but did you get this sorted yet?
I assume you meant libc.so.6. Bad sym link issue maybe? rhel4 EM64T?
duplicate rpm's?
You can indeed use a driver disk from dell, I'll give you the link in a
sec...
Be aware that these are built to certain releases of RHEL4, i.e.:
rhel4.0, 4.1, possibly more - always check the readme file as its clear
as day as to how it works.
Otherwise you can use the updated ISO images directly from
https://rhn.redhat.com
These already contain the correct drivers, so no messing around with
your driver disks...
Check it :
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&ServiceTag=&SystemID=PWE_XEO_1435SC&os=LIN4&osl=EN
-- I would use tinyURL, but I think its stupid :-0
Dell SAS 5 Adapter Device Driver
for RHEL 4.0 Gold (x86 & x86_64) and
SLES 9 SP3 x86_64
Driver Version : 3.02.83.12
Package Version: 3.02.83.12-5
Installation instructions --> it won't work without it now :
"linux dd updates" (without the quotes) and in your case, add rescue to
that line.
The readme shows an example from 2.6.9-22.xxx (which is rhel4.1 AFAIR),
so anything newer than that and you laughing.
And on rhn.redhat.com :
2005-11-22 22:00:00
Jason Baron <jbaron at redhat.com> [2.6.9-22.25]:
-update MPT Fusion driver (Mike Christie) [168414]
So there you go, either get yerself an updated ISO chez rhn, or use the
driver disk.
Why would you not just log a call with dell? They could have told you
all this... ? And it wouldn't cost an arm and a leg either...
Assuming you have gold warranty that is :-)
Regards
Conor.
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