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  Good morning community, I'm trying to find the Dell 2950 Perc 6/i Raid adapter Device Driver for Windows 2008 R2 Standard OS. Thanks in advance for your help. Modem489

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• Is the owner of card mother Dell 0K83V0?

  Hello, earlier in 2010, I bought a Dell Inspiron 560, which had the following characteristics:

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  You create the table of the system and Documentation or System Build and Update Utility disc management tools? The configuration of the berries for the S100 work well with this installation disc.

  Boot from THE RAID controller's BIOS via R CTL and create the matrix RAID it. Then boot from the installation disc and go to the section where you create the RAID array.

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  Please write to us.

  We wouldn't really know you advise to go ahead with the 3N0Y3.

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  Greetings & Salmenella

  The high memory slot on the motherboard of my Inspiron One 2020 beeps stop known, two beeps of intervals. Any memory I put in the continuous ringing. It stops if I have a memory stick into the lower slot.

  I need help on the verification of the correct mother card to purchase or if it is a card mother Dell different that I can spend which will enter in the box. I don't mind if I have to make the cuts or small holes in the back plate, since I already have the holes for a tuner card, I bought after that I bought the model which had no openings for cable TV.

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  It s a card mother Toshiba ;)

  But unfortunately, I didn't find useful reference numbers, but don t worry PAL advocate you the ASP in your country and could ask the compatible motherboard.

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• Problem of card mother-suggestions

  I have a Desktop Pavilion p6310y and I lost my second mother. He has a Paragon M2N78 - motherboard and said that it is the only one that can be used on this computer. Does anyone know if there is another motherboard that can be used on this computer? It has a processor AMD 2.8 ghz and 6 GB of ram. I really want to buy a new computer, I just want to see if it can be resolved.

  For any help or suggestion would be appreciated.

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  Bob,

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6310y and its card mother M2N78-(Violet6). Please note that this model uses the 'VIOLET6' of the M2N78 - motherboard version and not several different version called M2N78 - LA. This model came from the factory with an AMD AM3 Athlon II X 4 630 and 6 GB memory DDR3.

  While you can replace the motherboard with a new one, Windows will become "not authentic" and you will need to purchase a new copy of Windows. Other problems that may arise,... include your recovery discs HP will no longer works, back plate I/O may not match, mounting motherboard can not align the studs, etc.. When installing a new copy of Windows, you will lose all 'value-added' original HP supplied with your computer software.

  If you're OK with every possible question of a motherboard out of factory usage, consider these cards mothers AMD AM3 + who is responsible for your AM3 Athlon II X 4 630 CPU and DDR3 memory.

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• RESOLVED: Loop of reboot after installing new disks in RAID of PERC S100

  A customer has a Dell T110 (with a PERC S100 RAID controller) running Windows 2008 R2. The system has two disks: a reader not RAID (C :) running the operating system and a RAID1 drive (E :) sharing data with network folders.) We need to install again, larger disks for the RAID.

  I thought I could backup the data on the RAID drive existing (e), install new disks, built a new table in the S100 (VDM) virtual disk boot manager, boot into the operating system, create the new partition for the data replaced E: drive and copy the data back. This was not the case. After installing the new disks and the new array of construction (which is reported as "READY (R/W)" when starting, Windows starts all the way in "press CTRL-ALT-DEL to log". After two or three seconds, the system reboots. The same thing happens when I try to start safe mode. The system IS NOT automatically booted to the Recovery Console. He never seems to know that an error occurred and the system was not shut down normally.

  I booted into the Recovery Console, installed the drivers for the PERC S100 and run recovery to start without success. Also in the Recovery Console, I ran 'chkdsk /f E:\. ' (remarkably, the drive letter for the data drive remained the same), and no error has been reported. I also reinstalled drivers S100 of the recovery using DISM Console, but that changed nothing.

  I started to 8.1 Windows PE, installed drivers S100, formatted the virtual disk, copied the data which he, and everything works fine. The only problem is when I try to boot from the system drive (which has no problem) with the new installed disks.

  When I put the old records, the system boots normally with no reconfiguration required. The VDM to start automatically remembers the discs and the table. Nothing shows up in the logs event indicating that there was an error during startup. (Ntbtlog.txt) start-up newspaper, after several boots with the new drives in place, indicates that the system restarts at various times during loading drivers. There is nothing coherent in the startup log to indicate what the problem is.

  The only clue I have is that, during the startup, the VDM reports the virtual drive of origin as 'NORMAL (R/W)' and the new virtual disk as "READY (R/W)", but I'm not sure of the significance of this difference or if it suggests a solution.

  I can't find clues in all the newspapers about what may be the problem. If anyone has any suggestions, I will be grateful. I'll be especially grateful for the wacky suggestions.

  I ran it. Nothing appeared unusual. However, I does not solve the problem.

  I connect the new readers to the same SATA ports as the old records. When I connect one of them to the SATA port that had not been used as part of the original painting, the VDM S100 reported the original failed array, because readers were is more connected and showed the new table as a LOAN. The operating system then started normally.

  The trick, it seems that you should remove the old virtual disk before connecting the new disks on the same ports.

• Problems with the raid PERC S100 controller

  Hi all

  Recently, I bought a Dell R410 server with a raid PERC S100 without search controller before that. Problem is that I need to install a Linux OS and as it seems, this controller does not support linux.

  Because I was in a hurry, but they can also help in my situation, I bought the following cables:

  

  Apparently, I don't have a slot for connecting the cables... :)

  So my question is. Is there a solution to this problem? I tried to disable/remove the S100, but the MB does not detect hard drives. The server is with a bottom of basket.

  I actually found this thread in the forums-> http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/servers/f/906/t/19472600.aspx, but unfortunately, I couldn't find the cables posted in the thread.

  Here is an actual photo of the machine:

  

  This server will support the SAS 6/ir, Perc 6 / i and controllers Perc H700. you will need to run linux on this server. The SAS 6/ir is limited to RAID 0 and 1; Perc run several RAID levels.

  If you get the SAS 6/ir or Perc 6 / i, you will need this cable:

  69V70 cable, 6i/SAS PERC 6i/5 at the bottom of basket of 6G

  For the H700, need you also this cable:

  N262J cable HARD drive; Map PERC H200/H700 b/p (Mini SAS to Mini SAS

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