Monthly Specification Update

The HDD status LEDs do not function with specific configurations

Problem If drives are connected through an expander to SCU ports and are configured

in RSTe mode, the HDD status LEDs may not function properly.

Implication The HDD status LEDs may not show the HDD locate, HDD fault, or RAID

rebuild messages.

Status This issue is fixed in the RSTe driver Rev 3.2.0.1134 and later versions.

Workaround None.

RSTe GUI installation may fail if no devices are attached to any on-board

AHCI ports

Problem When Microsoft Windows 2008* R2 is installed on SCU ports, the installation of

RSTe drivers and the Graphic User Interface (GUI) in Microsoft Windows 2008*

R2 will fail, if the AHCI controller is enabled and no devices are attached to the

AHCI SATA ports.

Implication Users may not be able to install RSTe GUI with the configurations above if the

AHCI controller is enabled and no devices are attached to the AHCI SATA

ports.

Status This issue is fixed in the BIOS 01.03.0002 and later releases.

Workaround None.

The BMC continuously sends the RAID volume rebuild events in RSTe mode

of the SCU controllers

Problem When RSTe RAID is in degraded mode and a drive is inserted to start the

RAID rebuild, the System Event Log (SEL) records the drive plug and rebuild

events and then continuously sends a rebuild event message.

Implication Users may see the SEL flooded with RAID volume rebuild event entries.

Status This issue is fixed in the latest RSTe driver ver 3.0.0.3020 update 2012.02.03.

Workaround None.

The BIOS hangs if both “EFI Optimized Boot” and “Memory Mapped I/O

Above 4GB” are enabled

Problem After both “EFI Optimized Boot” and “Memory Mapped I/O Above 4GB” are

enabled, the system may hang during the system POST.