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BIOS Boot Error Messages - scsi firmware

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RAID controller installed, the BIOS banner display is garbled or does not appear atall. Cannot flash or update the EEPROM. Contact Dell™ support for assistance. CAUTION: Do not perform a firmware flash update while a check consistency or background initialization process is ongoing or failure could result. The BIOS Configuration Utility does not detect a replaced physical drive in a RAID 1 array and offer the option to start a rebuild. After the drive is replaced, the utility shows all drives online and all logical drives reporting optimal state. It does not allow rebuild because no failed drives are found. Perform the following steps to solve this problem: 1. Access the BIOS configuration Utility and select Configure/View HostRAID settings. 2. Highlight the RAID array and press 3. Press to rebuild. After rebuilding is complete, the problem is resolved and the operating system will boot. BIOS Boot Error Messages The following table describes error messages about the BIOS that can display at bootup, the problems, and suggested solutions. Message SCSI controller configuration error Problem Suggested Solution This error has resulted from insufficient system I/O resource. Reset the system CMOS to defualt settings. Remove some PCI add on card. SCSI IDx connected but not ready SCSI IDx - Start Unit Request failed Time-out failure during SCSI Inquiry Command! Rescanning for SCSI devices... SEEPROM checksum error has been corrected Failed to respond to SCSI Test Unit Ready command. Drive not ready for spin up. Replace drive. Drive failed to spin up. Replace drive. The inquiry command Check loose cable fails to complete in a or lower the data certain time interval. transfer rate. Retrying the SCSI Check loose cable inquiry command after or check duplicate it fails the first time. SCSI target ID. SEEPROM checksum BIOS will self

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RAID controller installed, the BIOS banner
display is garbled or does not appear atall.
Cannot flash or update the EEPROM.
Contact Dell™ support for assistance.
CAUTION:
Do not perform a firmware flash update while a
check consistency or background initialization process is
ongoing or failure could result.
The BIOS Configuration Utility does not detect
a replaced physical drive in a RAID 1 array and
offer the option to start a rebuild.
After the drive is replaced, the utility shows all
drives online and all logical drives reporting
optimal state. It does not allow rebuild because
no failed drives are found.
Perform the following steps to solve this problem:
1. Access the BIOS configuration Utility and select
Configure/View HostRAID settings.
2. Highlight the RAID array and press <Enter>
3. Press <Ctrl><R> to rebuild.
After rebuilding is complete, the problem is resolved and the
operating system will boot.
BIOS Boot Error Messages
The following table describes error messages about the BIOS that can display at bootup, the problems, and suggested
solutions.
Message
Problem
Suggested
Solution
SCSI controller configuration error
This error has resulted
from insufficient
system I/O resource.
Reset the
system
CMOS to
defualt
settings.
Remove
some PCI
add on card.
SCSI IDx connected but not ready
Failed to respond to
SCSI Test Unit Ready
command. Drive not
ready for spin up.
Replace drive.
SCSI IDx – Start Unit Request failed
Drive failed to spin
up.
Replace drive.
Time-out failure during SCSI Inquiry Command!
The inquiry command
fails to complete in a
certain time interval.
Check loose cable
or lower the data
transfer rate.
Rescanning for SCSI devices...
Retrying the SCSI
inquiry command after
it fails the first time.
Check loose cable
or check duplicate
SCSI target ID.
SEEPROM checksum error has been corrected
SEEPROM checksum
BIOS will self