slipperman

I may not have made my post clear, sorry, I've tried the efi bit (sas2flash/sas2hax), that's when it said it couldn't find the adaptor.

Hi Jonny, I used your guide exactly, but I've also used guides before, I can flash the sbr/bin files just fine, but as soon as I use the megarec -cleanflash 0 command, I always get a flash error at 0%, this has been tried on two different machines also.

I tried sasl2flash -listall and it said that no LSI adapters we're found. It says D2607-A21 GS 1 on the label. I'll try it again when I get chance. It's a bit of a pain to do this in my main rig as everything is watercooled so moving my GPU about is a bit of a pain. Thanks for your input, I'll keep you posted.

I've still not had any luck with the D2607, I got mine off of eBay quite cheap so I'm guessing there is a good chance it will be fake. I simply cannot clear the flash, the megarec -cleanflash 0 always comes back with a flash chip erasing error. I've tried the card in two different machines, one with BIOS and one with UEFI, on the UEFI machine I've even tried disabling all UEFI boot features to see if that effected it and I've also set the card in the first (primary) PCI-E slot, still no luck. As I understand it sas2flash won't find the adapter until the flash is cleared (in my case it didn't find it). I guess I'll have to look at getting another card, I'm running out of space on my unRAID box very quickly. Thanks for the help though, I do appreciate it.

I'm trying to flash the D2607, when I'm on step 3: MegaRec -writesbr 0 SBRH200.bin MegaRec -cleanflash 0 I get Erasing Flash Chip (16MB).... Completed: 0% Flash Erase Error Flash Chip Erasing Error Error in downloading image. Error code -64 Failed to flash the image. Please try recovery When I reboot, the LSI BIOS is still present... Any help would be greatly appreciated.