Setting up Linux on a SAS storage device - Guidance
Setting up Linux on a SAS storage device - Guidance
Do you have alternative storage options available? This issue relates to leveraging drives already set up in RAID, which can cause problems if reordered or removed. I faced a similar situation before when setting up a new server with a pre-configured SAS drive.
You're asking if you can reset the RAID controller to a clean slate without any prior settings. It sounds like you want to erase configurations and begin anew. Regarding the term "lifecycle controller," it likely refers to a system component that manages storage operations over time, possibly handling wear leveling or maintenance tasks automatically.
He resolved the drive problem and is now running the OS with additional issues. The main concern is likely related to drivers—Ubuntu may lack certain drivers needed by default, causing the errors. Even though there are problems, what’s not functioning properly?
The issue is that Ubuntu fails to install, displaying the error you referenced earlier.
He didn't resolve the drive problem as he's working with a Ubuntu live USB that operates in RAM. Additionally, Ubuntu should offer comprehensive compatibility with Dell server hardware, given it's the leading enterprise choice.
You're unsure about the "lifecycle controller," but you're confident your drives are active in Ubuntu Live. Both appear as usable volumes, yet the installation doesn't start.