신경써주시고 좋은 가르침을 주셔서 넘 감사드립니다^^
시동, 부팅디스크 만드는 것은 이제 도사가 되었습니다
이 참에 도스도 공부하구요...
종일 노가다하고(?) 욧점만 말씀드립니다
컴터에서 콘트롤러와 케이블 다 떼어 분리시키고
도스창으로 들어갔습니다
A:>dir/w 엔터치면 목록이 주욱~ 뜹니다
볼륨, 용량, 시리얼번호 등등... 보이구여
1L47_Readme-4.txt 이건 인포메이션같네요
그리고 중요한 파일 두개 함께 있지요
그것이 바로 MFLASH.EXE 와 518.rom 입니다
A;>_ 여기에 이어서...
여러가지 단어를 쳐봐도 A;>_ 이거만 나오고...
exe 파일은 실행이 안되는군요
A:>MFLASH.EXE 엔터치면...
..........................................................................
MegaRAID Adapter Downlord Utility Version 3.30
No MegaRAID PCI Adapters Installed.
A;>_
..........................................................................
이렇게 나옵니다
그리고 함께 들어 있는 Readme-4. TXT 파일도 읽어보면서...
아래의 방법도 시도를 해봤지요
Installation:
=============
MAKE SURE TO FLASH THIS FIRMWARE ONLY WHEN USING A MEGARAID SCSI 320-1 OR 320-2 CONTROLLER FROM LSI LOGIC CORPORATION.
1. Create a bootable floppy. This floppy should be a basic boot disk without a config.sys or autoexec.bat; if using a Windows 98 Boot disk, bypass these files by holding down the left shift key.
2. Take a second blank floppy, and extract all the files from the .ZIP with the firmware in it.
3. Reboot the system, and boot from the DOS bootable floppy. At the A:> prompt, remove the first disk and insert the second disk.
4. At the A:> prompt, type MFLASH and hit enter. The MegaRAID flash utility will start.
5. There will be prompts asking if this is the correct adapter, and the correct image. Say yes to both.
6. The firmware will flash. There will be a prompt to reboot the system When the controller has been completely flashed.
위 4번까지 와서 A:> prompt, type MFLASH 엔터치면...
뭔가 utility 유틸이 시작되어야 할텐데... 별 변화도 없고...
" type MFLASH " 이 글씨만 계속 뜹니다
아효~ 아리송해 미티...
저는 이 문제로 오늘 꼬박 3일째 입니다 지쳤습니다
스커시레이드 포기하고 싶습니다
까만 화면의 모니터에 빤짝거리는 A;>_ 커서... 날 비웃기라도하는 듯 ㅎㅎ
에구 왜 또 정다빈님은 자살을 하시구...
참으로 유감스럽고 안타까운 일들이 왜 자꾸 일어나는지...
신에게 감사할 줄 모르는 사람들... 오히려 밉군요
나같은 미물도 굳세게 살아나가고 있는데...
아.... 오늘 계속 다운되는게... 필이, 슬픔이 저미는군요
어찌 해야 좋을지... 저 어쩌면 스커시레이드 포기할지 모릅니다 ㅠ.ㅠ
혹시 짐작 가시거나 무슨 방법이 생각 나시면 댓글 마니마니 주세요
PS : 그리고 아래에는 함께 들어 있는
Readme-4. TXT 파일 전문을 첨부하오니 참고해주시길 바랍니다
************************************
LSI Logic MegaRAID Firmware Release
************************************
Release date: 05/11/06
Controllers Supported:
=====================
MegaRAID SCSI 320-1 (520)
MegaRAID SCSI 320-2 (518)
Current Version Previous Version
=============== ================
Firmware Version: 1L47 1L45
BIOS Version: G121 G121
Ctrl+M Version: U828 U828
Boot Block Version: 1.8.0AMI 1.8.0AMI
WebBIOS: 3.23 3.23
Release Note Update 11/29/2006
==============================
The 1L45 release note incorrectly stated that the Low Level Format feature was removed in order to remove the following limitation:
" 7. A low level format on drives when using Ctrl-M version U823 will create Media Errors on the drives. "
This was incorrrect. The limitation was removed by updating CTRL-M to version U828 which is in both 1L45 and 1L47.
Major Changes since last release:
=================================
Headline: 3MB drive space lost when upgrading to 1L45
Description: A side affect of fixing a bug in the PCI FW is that there is now 3MB more disk space reserved
by the FW. In the upgrade case, this is a problem. It has been agreed by all parties that we will
back out the fix and NEVER fix this issue in the LSI PCI version of the firmware. Issue that will not be fixed
only occurs on the U320-2 when more than 26 drives are used in a reconstruction.
Version of Bug Reported: 1L45
Steps to Reproduce: upgrade FW from 1L37 to 1L45 with an existing configuration.
Known Limitation:
=================
A maximum of 26 drives can be used on the U320-2 card. If more than 26 drives are used and a reconstruction is performed,
the system will experience a blue screen due to the incorrect calculation of the size of the scratch area.
Installation:
=============
MAKE SURE TO FLASH THIS FIRMWARE ONLY WHEN USING A MEGARAID SCSI 320-1 OR 320-2 CONTROLLER FROM LSI LOGIC CORPORATION.
1. Create a bootable floppy. This floppy should be a basic boot disk without a config.sys or autoexec.bat; if using a Windows 98 Boot disk, bypass these files by holding down the left shift key.
2. Take a second blank floppy, and extract all the files from the .ZIP with the firmware in it.
3. Reboot the system, and boot from the DOS bootable floppy. At the A:> prompt, remove the first disk and insert the second disk.
4. At the A:> prompt, type MFLASH and hit enter. The MegaRAID flash utility will start.
5. There will be prompts asking if this is the correct adapter, and the correct image. Say yes to both.
6. The firmware will flash. There will be a prompt to reboot the system When the controller has been completely flashed.
Support:
========
For support, please visit http://www.megaraid.com.
Previous Version Release notes
==============================
Release date: 11/18/05
Controllers Supported:
=====================
MegaRAID SCSI 320-1 (520)
MegaRAID SCSI 320-2 (518)
Current Version Previous Version
=============== ================
Firmware Version: 1L45 1L37
BIOS Version: G121 G119-EFI
Ctrl+M Version: U828 U823
Boot Block Version: 1.8.0 1.7.6
WebBIOS: 1.94
WebBIOS Interface Engine: 2.30
Major Changes since last release:
=================================
1. Fixed problem that sometimes the rebuild is canceled during a high load.
2. Fixed Cache Flush took too long when BBU is Bad
3. Fixed CD ROM BOOT issue with Int19
4. Solving WebBIOS not loading after POST issue
5. Fixed control-m option not working on some systems
6. Added support for SCSI CDROM support not working in some systems
7. Fixed the bootblock address the refresh issue on with certain memory modules and additionally has added code for when SPD data for refresh rate is not available
8. Combine new webbios to latest ctrl-M
9. Optimized media error handling architecture that resolved the hang issue during write with Read-Ahead enabled and with medium error existing in array.
Important Notes:
================
1. Low level format taken out of code steam
Installation:
=============
MAKE SURE TO FLASH THIS FIRMWARE ONLY WHEN USING A MEGARAID SCSI 320-1 OR 320-2 CONTROLLER FROM LSI LOGIC CORPORATION.
1. Create a bootable floppy. This floppy should be a basic boot disk without a config.sys or autoexec.bat; if using a Windows 98 Boot disk, bypass these files by holding down the left shift key.
2. Take a second blank floppy, and extract all the files from the .ZIP with the firmware in it.
3. Reboot the system, and boot from the DOS bootable floppy. At the A:> prompt, remove the first disk and insert the second disk.
4. At the A:> prompt, type MFLASH and hit enter. The MegaRAID flash utility will start.
5. There will be prompts asking if this is the correct adapter, and the correct image. Say yes to both.
6. The firmware will flash. There will be a prompt to reboot the system When the controller has been completely flashed.
Support:
========
For support, please visit http://www.megaraid.com.
Previous Version Release notes
==========================
Controllers Supported:
==================
MegaRAID SCSI 320-1 (520)
MegaRAID SCSI 320-2 (518)
Current Version Previous Version
=============== ================
Firmware Version: 1L37 1L33
BIOS Version: G119-EFI G118
Ctrl+M Version: U823 U821
Boot Block Version: 1.7.6 1.7.6
MPT SCSI firmware: 01.03.36.00-IT 01.03.36.00-IT
WebBIOS: 1.94 1.90
WebBIOS Interface Engine: 2.30 2.30
Major Changes since last release:
============================
1. A larger drive in an array of two identical size drives can be replaced with a drive of slightly smaller size and rebuild will start. Fixed.
2. Added support for new flash part
3. Fixed problem when there are two media errors on different drives for the same row.
4. Fixed boot loop hang on some systems.
5. Fixed problem getting into CTRL-M on some systems.
6. Cannot rebuild drives if created on 320-2 and controller is swapped to 2x. Fixed.
7. Time stamping in the NVRAM log is one day behind. For example the time stamp should be 2/8/2004, instead it logs 2/7/2004. Fixed.
8. When cascading two backplanes and attached 3 HDD as a RAID 5 drive, the RAID can auto rebuild at 1st time after they unplug a HDD and re-insert the HDD, but 2nd time and after can't auto rebuild. Fixed.
9. Fixed problem with a rush of SCSI BUS Resets.
10. While using JMR enclosure and running IO, the HDD (ONLINE disk) didn뭪 perform auto-rebuild when it was unplugged and then re-inserted. Fixed.
11. Setup WB while card has no battery. Created a DOS partition and quickly warm booted the system. The DOS partition did not exist when checked after reboot. Fixed.
12. In some enclosures, the SAF-TE led does not stop blinking even after check consistency or rebuild gets over. Fixed.
13. During validation of Dirty cache at bootup, fixed problem if ECC errors encountered.
14. Background Inititialization performed only on redundant arrays with five or more physical drives.
15. Numerous fixes and enhancements to CTRL-M and WebBIOS.
16. Enable TEMPORARY_RAID_OFFLINE option for all the vendors
17. New support is added in web-bios to allow array size to be greater than 2TB
18. Supports as many as 32 physical drives with same size in an array during auto-configuration
19. CC status will be shown in the web-bios, irrespective of the CC Restoration mode selected.
20. Added in Ctrl M "View All Running Rebuild Progress" option.
21. Fixed ""Wrong data read"" issue. This issue was caused by a cache optimization feature that in some random situations can cause wrong (old) data read from disk rather than new and correct data from cache. The feature was removed from all SCSI RAID source code so that the issue will not show-up.
Important Notes:
=============
1. This firmware image does include a 64-bit EFI Driver, but will not support Intel Tiger 2 & Tiger 4 systems.
2. The default for LDs is 2k currently in webBIOS. It should be 64k to match other utilities. Please make the change if using WebBIOS.
3. There have been some reports that CTRL-M or WebBIOS cannot be entered on some newer platforms. This is being investigated.
4. The Alarm on the MegaRAID controller is disabled by default. Enable it in CTRL-M if the alarm feature is desired.
5. The previous release (1L26), performed Background Initialization (BGI) on all redundant arrays. With the release, BGI is only performed with RAID 5 arrays with five or more physical drives.
6. This FW does not support Intel Tiger 2 and Tiger 4 systems.
7. A low level format on drives when using Ctrl-M version U823 will create Media Errors on the drives.
8. Improved media error handling schemes are ported to this firmware. This redesign, directly or indirectly fixed numerous Bad Block handling issues reported from various customers.
짧은글 일수록 신중하게.