Proliant nas software properly

Hi, I'm new to the community and with freenas, I'm trying to install it on a new HP Proliant DL Gen10 server, but the installer does not recognize the server's hard drives. I have 8, 1Gb disk and I have tried all disk array combinations and nothing. I have tried Ubuntu, Debian and Windows and in all of them I recognize the disk, so the disk array does not have problems, but with freenas it does not recognize the disk. If my suspicions are true, what options are left for me to install freenas on this server?

Thanks in advance. Holt Andrei Tiberiu Member. Joined Jan 13, Messages The proper driver has to be loaded to see any configured array s. I am not familiar with G10 and G Also i found this, there is a driver, but the page is offline. Last edited: Jan 2, PS: Also you cold try this, but look on you motherboard if you have any more 2 sff connectors. Procedure: Reboot the server.

The System Utilities screen displays. Select a setting and press Enter. Press the F10 key to save your changes. Holt Andrei Tiberiu said:. Click to expand Meet the ever changing needs of your employees in the PeopleFirst Economy. Proliant customer since Learn the latest and greatest techniques to win in the PeopleFirst Economy. All Rights Reserved. Resources Blog Compliance Connection. Why Proliant. Why Proliant Services Integrations. Of course this is for my homelab, not anything production.

With all that said, this server will run what you need it to very well; if setup properly. I don't know the Proliant specifically, but make sure you're using Enterprise class drives and make sure you have enough IOPS built in to your estimates.

Also do note that although your server may support a lot more drives than that originally purchased, the PSU supplied may not have enough power To continue this discussion, please ask a new question.

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