May 22, 20197 yr One for the R510 team..... I have a Dell 12 bay R510 server. I crossflashed my Dell H200 cars that I purchased to an 9211-8i IT mode which was successful as per the instructions. I then installed the H200 into my R510 in the original slot that the H700 came out of. I then installed the two SSDs into the internal slots 12 & 13, then installed 6x 10TB drives in slots 0 to 5. The POST process shows the H200 card and I don’t see any errors. I can boot into UNRAID successfully and when i go to allocate the disks, it shows up both of my SSD drives but none of my 10TB drives. Seems that none of the SATA drives are being picked up. I am using the same cables that were connected to the H700 that I removed and replaced with the H200. Anyone got any ideas as to why this would be occurring?
May 22, 20197 yr 1 hour ago, Brenton Spear said: One for the R510 team..... I have a Dell 12 bay R510 server. I crossflashed my Dell H200 cars that I purchased to an 9211-8i IT mode which was successful as per the instructions. I then installed the H200 into my R510 in the original slot that the H700 came out of. I then installed the two SSDs into the internal slots 12 & 13, then installed 6x 10TB drives in slots 0 to 5. The POST process shows the H200 card and I don’t see any errors. I can boot into UNRAID successfully and when i go to allocate the disks, it shows up both of my SSD drives but none of my 10TB drives. Seems that none of the SATA drives are being picked up. I am using the same cables that were connected to the H700 that I removed and replaced with the H200. Anyone got any ideas as to why this would be occurring? Not positive but try in another slot I seem to remember either reading or watching a video where they won't work in the proprietary slot
May 23, 20197 yr Author Problem has been fixed. The issue was that I had used the SATA screw holes to mount my drives in the caddies. This meant that they were too far forward and did not make contact with the backplane. I moved them to the SAS screw holes and the problem was solved. Edited May 23, 20197 yr by Brenton Spear
January 18, 20206 yr Problem has been fixed. The issue was that I had used the SATA screw holes to mount my drives in the caddies. This meant that they were too far forward and did not make contact with the backplane. I moved them to the SAS screw holes and the problem was solved.This saved me a lot of time thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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