#Hp ilo 4 2.54 update#
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We noticed that once the HPE iLO Amplifier Virtual Machine was powered off, not only did the servers boot faster, but they also booted 100% succesfully each time. Inventory scan resets back to 0% during numerous different phases of BIOS initialization and POST.Inventory scan completes, only to restart again numerous times during the server boot.

iLO Amplifier inventory percentage resets back to 0% and starts again numerous times during the server boot.When one inventory completes, it restarts another scan. This issue occurs because the HPE iLO Amplifier is running continuous server inventory scans while the hosts are booting. We found the source of the issue and reported it to HPE technical support and are waiting for an update. HPE technical support was unable to determine the root of the issue. Installation will be successful, however you the issue is still experiences on boot. Re-installing ESXi on the media, as well as replacing the USB/SD Card has no effect. This issue may occur intermittently, on the majority of boots, or on all boots. Please see below for errors: Errors ESXi Fatal error: 8 (Device Error) Error loading /s.v00Ĭompressed MD5: 00000000000000000000000000ĭecompressed MD5: 00000000000000000000000000įatal error: 8 (Device Error) Error mboot.c32 attempted DOS system call mboot.c32: attempted DOS system call INT 21 0d00 E8004391

#Hp ilo 4 2.54 download#

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#Hp ilo 4 2.54 update#

Update – June 5th 2019: Great news! As Bob Perugini (WW Product Manager at HPE) put it: “HPE is happy to announce that this issue has been fixed in latest version of iLO Amplifier Pack, v1.40. HPE has provided me with a fix to test that I have been able to verify fully resolves this issue! Stay tuned for more information! Update – May 24th 2019: As an HPE partner, I have been working with HPE, the product manager, and development team on this issue. Both hosts iLO controllers firmware were upgraded to 2.61, iLO Amplifier was deployed (and the servers added), and the amplifier was connected to an HPE InfoSight account. The issue started occuring on both hosts after a planned InfoSight implementation. One server was using an internal USB drive for ESXi, while the other was using an HPE branded SD Card. Both were HPE Proliant D元60p Gen8 Servers. Unable to boot ESXi from USB or SD Card on HPE Proliant ServerĪfter installing HPE iLO Amplifier on your network and updating iLO 4 firmware to 2.60 or 2.61, you may notice that your HPE Proliant Servers may fail to boot ESXi from a USB drive or SD-Card.