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Strange outcome after changing hard disk of X3-2B / X6270 M3 Server Module

edited Jan 26, 2023 5:04PM in Sun x86 Systems (MOSC) 7 commentsAnswered

Hi people!

I just want to share the outcome of this change with you.

Some context: the final customer don't have any kind of contract with Oracle on this hardware.

Knowing this; I can foresee that any kind of fixing isn't available so for my records this case is filled under "False positive without fixing".

The case involves a

SB 6000 with firmware v3.0.12.11.d r71974 and bunches of blades (10 of them; several X6270 M3) with very old firmware also.

This X6270 M3 blade has firmware version 3.1.2.16; and is running ESXi 6.0 U1 patch (build 2494585).

The final customer calls and tells that is a led alarm on the chassis. After some reviewing and pictures found out that HDD1 of this blade gone to dead. Customer ask to help replacing the hard disk; since the HW is aged and using old firmware we to put the blade on maintenance.

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