Request for Info from You Guys!

[re3dyb0y]

I have started on the Procooling Wiki, a Snap Server section

Me and David (blue68f100) have decided that it would be useful to know what machines have been upgraded to LBA 48 Bit (>137GB)

So could you please post
User ID, Serial Numbers (optional), Model, Hardware Number, Bios, Software, and whether you have got past 137GB,
Mfg of drives and size.
I know 4100's can't, but knowing the models would be useful

Cheers


Sam

[re3dyb0y]

I am renewing the request for this

I am only a week or so from the end of my exams, and then i will have some time to put all this together

So Please - Help Us Out to help you out!

[re3dyb0y]

Mine:
SNAP800448
H/W: 2.0.3
BIOS: 3.3.758

80GB Maxtors - Replaced with 80GB DM9's

DM9 Replaced with WD2500JB (Bit Problematic)
WD2500JB Replaced with 250GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.9

[re3dyb0y]

2 others from the time of us discussing this

Rangerone, 4000, HW 2.0.1, BIOS 2.0.282, OS 3.4.805, 4 x 250gig LBA48 OK

Blue68F100 2200, HW 2.0.4, BIOS 3.4.758, OS 4.0.860, 2 x 300gig
(Seagates) LBA48 OK

[Phoenix32]

4000, HW 2.0.1, BIOS 2.0.282, OS 3.4.805, Single WD 250 Gig, LBA48 OK

(only 1 drive due to lack of funds right now, but LBA48bit just fine)

[re3dyb0y]

Cheers Phoenix32 - This is the sorta thing we need for people

Thanks!

[Phoenix32]

Others (like you) have helped me; if info I can provide might help someone else, it only seems fair and right to provide it.

[re3dyb0y]

Ive created the Page

And added to it

Some little bits more info needed pls!


http://wiki.procooling.com/index.php...ssful_Upgrades

[Parity Error]

It would be nice if the chart listed which units are "OS in Flash" vs "OS on disk"...

[Phoenix32]

Good work on the Wiki...

[re3dyb0y]

Originally Posted by Parity Error

It would be nice if the chart listed which units are "OS in Flash" vs "OS on disk"...

I believe its just model dependant.

But i can put that up for reference

[re3dyb0y]

Originally Posted by Phoenix32

Good work on the Wiki...

Thanks

2 more peices of info from you would be good

What snap os version were you on during the upgrade?

And what were the old drives?

[re3dyb0y]

User: rustyhill
Model Software Hardware Server # BIOS
2000 series 4.0.830 (UK) 2.0.0 38230 2.0.252

Old: 2x10GB
New: 300GB

LBA48 bit OK

[re3dyb0y]

User: ron310

Model - Software - Hardware - Serial# - BIOS
2000 series 3.1.608 (US) 1.1.0 20589 1.2.180

LBA 48 bit Not OK

[re3dyb0y]

Pages 6 and 5 done

[re3dyb0y]

User: buckdakat

Snap Server 2200
SnapOS: 4.0.860
Hardware: 2.0.3
BIOS: 3.3.705

Old: 1x 80GB

New: 2 x 300GB

LBA 48bit OK

[re3dyb0y]

Pages 4 and 3 done

[re3dyb0y]

user: pettefar

Model Software Hardware Server # BIOS
2000 series 3.4.790 (UK) 2.0.4 814023 3.4.758

Orig 2 x 80gb

Replaced : 2 x 500GB

LBA 48bit OK

[re3dyb0y]

user: rpmurray

Snap 4000

250gb Fine+

The 4000 is 2.0.1
The 4100 is 2.2.1

[re3dyb0y]

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[re3dyb0y]

Skipping Hack a Snap Sever 1000 & Snap OS 3.4.805, anyone?


They are all i need to check

[Phoenix32]

Originally Posted by re3dyb0y

Thanks

2 more peices of info from you would be good

What snap os version were you on during the upgrade?

And what were the old drives?

Software 3.4.772 to 3.4.805

Will be going to 4.0.860 a little later (need MS AD)

Hard Disks unknown, sorry. It did not have drives in it when I got it...

[re3dyb0y]

Thats enough!

Thanks!

[re3dyb0y]

I've also done the Hard drive Restore now

Feel free to fill in!

[re3dyb0y]

David or Jontz or someone

Can someone go through the hack a 1000 thread and the Snap OS 3.4.805, anyone? thread


I will at some point if no one else has


Cheers