IO Modules dead after cageupgrade
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 11:52 am
Hi there,
I added a M6720 cage (HP,DCS1) to an 7400-2 Node today. The online add of the cage was no big deal an went smooth.
This is a showcage after the addition of the cage.
As you can see, showcage showed to an old firmware. So I did an upgradecage to update the firmware.
Now it went wrong... This is a showcage AFTER the firmware update:
One loop is dead, the other IO modules looks spooky. I opened a case at HP and they told me, that there is a known issue with firmware updates, if 2 TB LFF NL SAS drives are installed. Can anyone confirm that or does anyone had the same issue? I have a virtual room meeting tomorrow with a 2nd level engineer to fix this. A soft- and hard reset of the IO modules didn't helped. Cage 4 is also a M6720 (DCS1) with 12x 2 TB 2 TB LFF NL SAS drives running firmware 320f on both IO modules. This cage hadn't any problems, but it was part of the initial setup, so I don't know if a firmware update was made on this cage.
Thanks for advice.
Best regards,
Patrick
I added a M6720 cage (HP,DCS1) to an 7400-2 Node today. The online add of the cage was no big deal an went smooth.
This is a showcage after the addition of the cage.
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7400-1 cli% showcage -d cage9
Id Name LoopA Pos.A LoopB Pos.B Drives Temp RevA RevB Model Side
9 cage9 1:0:2 0 0:0:2 4 12 23-25 320c 320c DCS1 n/a
-----------Cage detail info for cage9 ---------
Position: ---
Interface Board Info Card0 Card1
Firmware_status Old Old
Product_Rev 320c 320c
State(self,partner) OK,OK OK,OK
VendorId,ProductId HP,DCS1 HP,DCS1
Master_CPU No Yes
SAS_Addr 50050CC10EE9F1FE 50050CC10EE9F57E
Link_Speed(DP1,DP2) 6.0Gbps,Unknown 6.0Gbps,6.0Gbps
PS PSState ACState DCState Fan State Fan0_Speed Fan1_Speed
ps0 OK OK OK OK HiSpeed HiSpeed
ps1 OK OK OK OK HiSpeed HiSpeed
-------------Drive Info-------------- --PortA-- --PortB--
Drive DeviceName State Temp(C) LoopState LoopState
0:0 5000cca0288df353 Normal 25 OK OK
1:0 5000cca0286f34e3 Normal 23 OK OK
2:0 5000cca01b95acb7 Normal 24 OK OK
3:0 5000cca0287d24eb Normal 24 OK OK
4:0 5000cca0288df42f Normal 25 OK OK
5:0 5000cca01c97e62f Normal 25 OK OK
6:0 5000cca0288df39b Normal 25 OK OK
7:0 5000cca02889647f Normal 25 OK OK
8:0 5000cca028830d9b Normal 25 OK OK
9:0 5000cca0288df20f Normal 24 OK OK
10:0 5000cca0288df357 Normal 25 OK OK
11:0 5000cca0288d4e83 Normal 25 OK OK
As you can see, showcage showed to an old firmware. So I did an upgradecage to update the firmware.
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7400-1 cli% upgradecage cage9
Upgrading cage cage9 cpuA from rev 320c to revision in file /opt/tpd/fw/cage/ebod/hp_e6ebd_local_combined_v3.2.0.15.gff.
Upgrading cage cage9 cpuB from rev 320c to revision in file /opt/tpd/fw/cage/ebod/hp_e6ebd_local_combined_v3.2.0.15.gff.
g b Beginning test after upgrade for cage9
cage9 passed test after upgrade
Now it went wrong... This is a showcage AFTER the firmware update:
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7400-1 cli% showcage -d cage9
Id Name LoopA Pos.A LoopB Pos.B Drives Temp RevA RevB Model Side
9 cage9 --- 0 0:0:2 4 12 23-25 - DCS1 n/a
-----------Cage detail info for cage9 ---------
Position: ---
Interface Board Info Card0 Card1
Firmware_status - Unknown
Product_Rev -
State(self,partner) -,- Unknown,OK
VendorId,ProductId -,- HP,DCS1
Master_CPU - No
SAS_Addr - 50050CC10EE9F57E
Link_Speed(DP1,DP2) -,- Unknown,Unknown
PS PSState ACState DCState Fan State Fan0_Speed Fan1_Speed
ps0 OK OK OK OK Low Low
ps1 OK OK OK OK Low Low
-------------Drive Info-------------- --PortA-- --PortB--
Drive DeviceName State Temp(C) LoopState LoopState
0:0 5000cca0288df353 Normal 25 - OK
1:0 5000cca0286f34e3 Normal 23 - OK
2:0 5000cca01b95acb7 Normal 24 - OK
3:0 5000cca0287d24eb Normal 24 - OK
4:0 5000cca0288df42f Normal 25 - OK
5:0 5000cca01c97e62f Normal 25 - OK
6:0 5000cca0288df39b Normal 24 - OK
7:0 5000cca02889647f Normal 25 - OK
8:0 5000cca028830d9b Normal 25 - OK
9:0 5000cca0288df20f Normal 24 - OK
10:0 5000cca0288df357 Normal 25 - OK
11:0 5000cca0288d4e83 Normal 25 - OK
One loop is dead, the other IO modules looks spooky. I opened a case at HP and they told me, that there is a known issue with firmware updates, if 2 TB LFF NL SAS drives are installed. Can anyone confirm that or does anyone had the same issue? I have a virtual room meeting tomorrow with a 2nd level engineer to fix this. A soft- and hard reset of the IO modules didn't helped. Cage 4 is also a M6720 (DCS1) with 12x 2 TB 2 TB LFF NL SAS drives running firmware 320f on both IO modules. This cage hadn't any problems, but it was part of the initial setup, so I don't know if a firmware update was made on this cage.
Thanks for advice.
Best regards,
Patrick