[Solved] PERC H310 causing system not to boot

[allanp81]

Just thought I'd chime in and say this worked for me on an old H67 board that refused to POST with any SAS cards in. I was able to get this to boot with 2 H310 SAS cards installed

[sebg35]

Hello,

 

I finally managed to get it working. I had change BIOS mode to Legacy insteed of UEFI....

Now it's working but with poor performance in raid (100Mbs). That's the deal for security i assume 🙂

Thanks for your help

[bytecaver]

Wow, after hours of hair-pulling I found this thread & it saved me. Tested & works on an ASUS Sabertooth Z97 Mark 1 board.

[kolla]

So glad I found this thread by accident! Solved my issue with DELL H310 & Asus MB I was going to move into..

I almost gave up when I accidently came across this via a google search. Thanks to all!

[LiLZoo]

This thread is a lifesaver. The mod worked flawless on a LSI 9207-8i in Gigabyte GA-H81m-DS2V combo.

Thanks !!!

[hamfei]

It worked for me as well! This is a lifesaver! My SAS2308 worked with PIN 5.6 hacked on a Gigabyte IMB310N board. 

[SOULV1CE]

This post saved my bacon. Works with my Dell PERC H200 on Gigabyte G1.Sniper 5 motherboard.

[loz678]

on my gigabyte z590 board only one stick of RAM was being detected, the tape trick on the H310 solved it

[Qwizh]

Hi guys!

I am trying to increase my storage capacity, so I built myself a new server.

So, I switched from a PowerEdge R210 II to a selfbuilt server with a Fujitsu d3643-h and an Intel Core i5 8500. It's got two 16GB Crucial 2666 uDIMMs. I tried to move over my Dell Perc H200 (flashed to IT mode) to the new server. But, when booting the server, it hangs on the Fujitsu BIOS splash screen.

I tried applying the electrical tape mod, but to no avail. I tried different orientations with the tape, but that didn't help unfortunately. Does anyone know what's wrong or what else could be tried?

Thanks a lot in advance!

[allanp81]

do you have any other boot devices attached? I've had issues in the past with devices and option rom.

[Karl_C]

Just wanted to add my thanks for this post.  Worked a treat

Just a bit of tape over those 2 pins did the job, who'd have though it.

[Lou]

Hi I ran into a new problem when upgrading my mother board I removed a super micro mother board x11SAE that ran great with 2 LSI SAS9207-8i cards I replaced the board with another Super Micro board x11SPM-F and installed  one LSI card in it and plug the other 2 SAS cable right into the mother board and no matter what setting  I tried the board would just loop and not pick up my usb drive nor could I get into the cmos setting until I removed the LSI card, then I could boot up from the USB and once again access the Cmos setting. Does anyone have any idea if there might be a setting I'm missing on this board or is there a compatibility issue. I did try the tape trick with no luck there nice cards not sure why they refuse to work in this board and where plug and play in the other board.

Any input would be appreciated. 

 

lou

Edited December 17, 2022 by Lou
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[incith]

Ok, so. My turn.

 

Some years ago I took an Asus P9D-M based 1u server home for playing around with. I planned to use it as a new pfSense rig for a while. Worked great. I decided I wanted to fill up the RAM, because cheap.

 

Enter nightmare.

 

12 RAM sticks, a BIOS reflashing toolkit, a new BIOS chip, and 3 eBay Asus P9D-M motherboards, and a whole-bunch-of-time-and-headaches later....I was still in the exact same position. What the !@#$ is going on?! Why JUST this 10g SFP card (or any x8 SFP card I tried). x16 GPU worked fine. Other x8 cards work fine. What is going on!

 

I bought a Mellanox x4 single port SFP card and cut my losses.

 

A year or two after that, someone on reddit messages me randomly, that they found this thread and it solved their issue.

 

I had long stopped using that server but assured them I would try this out anyway on principal as I still had the parts to try. I booted it up, installed Ubuntu, powered off, and put the card in. Sure enough, it turned on with 4 beeps as it used to. After 10 minutes of trying to cut and place the tape thin enough, I was ready to test.

 

Holy shit. It booted. Pulling over 9gbit across the LAN.

 

Y'all are geniuses. I can't thank you enough for getting this wildly crazy issue an ending for me. I have no use for the server, but this fix absolutely worked.