hello community 

steps i followed til now

 

have booted usb drive with free dos

and the i m trying to write the command sas2flsh -o -e 6 but it shows pal error

please help me withe flashing 

detail step by step process 

8 minutes ago, EduAid said:

it shows pal error

Use UEFI tools instead, or use Free DOS with and older board without a UEFI BIOS.

how to do it please explain

https://forums.serverbuilds.net/t/guide-updating-your-lsi-sas-controller-with-a-uefi-motherboard/131

have tried on non uefi board but still same error

 

PAL error only happens with UEFI boards, that's why I always use an older board without UEFI when I need to do crossflashing, just flashing/updating the firmware can be made using Unraid, and for that it doesn't matter if the board is UEFI or not, it always works.

have flashed and verified it but no hdd showed

 

do i have to enable somthing in bios or what

 

3 minutes ago, EduAid said:

do i have to enable somthing in bios or what

No, you can post the diagnostics so we can check if the HBA is being correctly detected, another common issue for this is using the wrong cables.

i m using this cables

jarvis-diagnostics-20210708-1629.zipthe daignostics

 

https://store.supermicro.com/supermicro-internal-reverse-breakout-crossover-minisas-to-4-sata-50-50-50-50cm-cable-cbl-0116l.html

this is the exact cable i m using

 

1 minute ago, EduAid said:

this is the exact cable i m using

Those won't work, you need forward breakout.

Can u please send me the part number of the cable so that i can be sure that it will work

 

For example:

https://store.supermicro.com/supermicro-minisas-to-4x-sata-51-51cm-cable-cbl-0097l-03.html?queryID=167cdf8d0cf1db5e79a2daf9b572f9f2&objectID=672&indexName=supermicro_default_products

where will the p4 connector plug

You don't use it, it's for backplanes.

https://www.amazon.in/dp/B013G4FEGG/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_glt_fabc_RSJMY9J1VPFNNC4HDZZ1?psc=1

 

Can this connector cable be used

 

 

They should work, they are for SAS devices, which will accept a SATA device, strangely the description mentions they are only for SATA devices, which doesn't make any sense, why use SAS plug for SATA devices?

I don't know but shall I order them and give a try