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Need help with RAID 5 - Proliant N54L

By SOz92, in Microserver N54L, N40L, Etc

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schoondoggy    858

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Great news. I thought it was the other way around

 

This should be ok, then:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/272248424309

That appears to be the right card, but you need a low profile bracket. You can buy the bracket if you can not find a card with one.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/New-Low-Profile-Bracket-for-IBM-M1015-M5015-LSI-9260-8i-HP-P400-P410-and-more-/172162064605?hash=item2815a8a0dd%3Ag%3AGioAAOSwEeFVKUqO&_trkparms=pageci%253Ac785161a-687c-11e6-89de-74dbd180df56%257Cparentrq%253Ab2dc0ece1560a2a419430cfafffd496c%257Ciid%253A2

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genna87    0

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Thank you very much.

 

I'll keep you updated

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genna87    0

genna87
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Ordered. Thanks again!

 

Just another question. Do you know if FreeNAS support it?

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schoondoggy    858

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Ordered. Thanks again!

 

Just another question. Do you know if FreeNAS support it?

HPE does not support FreeNAS. Generally, when people run FreeNAS they just use AHCI and let FreeNAS take care of the RAID.

You may find something in the FreeNAS forum.

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genna87    0

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Thanks schoondoggy

 

But now I feel stupid for wasting my money

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schoondoggy    858

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Thanks schoondoggy

 

But now I feel stupid for wasting my money

I thought you were using Ubuntu

 

I'm running Ubuntu, but I'd like to do an hardware RAID with 4 3TB Hark Disks

Dig into the FreeNAS forum to see if anyone has it working with a P410

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genna87    0

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I thought you were using Ubuntu

Now I'm using Ubuntu, but I just discovered FreeNAS and looks exactly what I was looking for

 

Dig into the FreeNAS forum to see if anyone has it working with a P410

Looks like it can be done. But it's highly discouraged by the FreeNAS dev team:

http://www.freenas.org/blog/freenas-worst-practices/

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