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  1. Apparently I already had it installed, but the drives won't show up in the array
  2. Hey @ich777 , I've tried compiling the kernel with the patch and copied the files over, but, as far as I can tell, it hasn't changed anything, I've added `options hpsa hpsa_use_nvram_hba_flag=1` to /etc/modprobe.d/hpsa.conf, but it just gets rid of that file on reboot. When I try `hpsahba -i` on any of the `/dev/sg` devices, it either comes back with `FATAL ERROR: /dev/sg0: ioctl(CCISS_PASSTHRU) failed with command BMIC_IDENTIFY_CONTROLLER, rc == -1: 22 Invalid argument` or `FATAL ERROR: /dev/sg12: ioctl(CCISS_PASSTHRU) failed with command BMIC_IDENTIFY_CONTROLLER, rc == -1: 25 Inappropriate ioctl for device` I've tried compiling the kernel twice and nothing's changed.
  3. Hey guys, I'm trying to setup unRaid on my HP Proliant ML380 G6, but, the raid card in it, P410i, doesn't play nicely with unRaid. I've setup all my drives in individual RAID 0s and they kinda show up. In the Main tab, if I try to assign a drive to a slot in the array, it just disappears and the slot in the array goes back to unassigned, and the drive doesn't show up in the unassigned drives again. I've also tried using the console to check the disks, but if I use `fdisk` on any of the drives, it give me `cannot open /dev/sdb: Input/output error`. I don't want to buy another RAID card or HBA unless I have to. What else could I do to fix it?

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