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All three external LED indicators light up during the update process.
5. Restart the computer to finish the firmware upgrade.
Upgrading driver software using Windows
Upgrading the driver software in Windows® operating systems depends on whether you are using a non-
RAID or a RAID configuration.
Upgrading driver software using Windows in a non-RAID
configuration
1. See the Release Notes for your version of the driver for details on any additional steps to perform the
upgrade.
CAUTION: Be sure to read the Release Notes document that comes with each new release as
well as these installation instructions to ensure no loss of data when performing upgrades.
2. Follow the steps in "Uninstalling the IO Accelerator driver ("Uninstalling the IO Accelerator driver
package" on page 90)" uninstall the existing driver.
3. Download the latest driver from the HP website (http://www.hp.com/support).
4. Either unzip or run the Windows® package to copy the files to a convenient directory.
5. Go to Start > Control Panel.
6. Click Administrative Tools.
7. Click Computer Management.
8. In the console tree at the left, click Device Manager.
9. Expand HP IO Accelerators.
10. Select System Devices with pre-2.1 drivers.
11. Right-click an IO Accelerator.
12. Click Update Driver Software. If necessary, see "Manual installation on Windows Server (on page
45)" for details on the remaining steps to install the updated driver. The Windows® operating
system now detects your IO Accelerator.
Upgrading driver software using Windows in a RAID
configuration
1. See the Release Notes for your version of the driver for details on any additional steps to perform the
upgrade.
CAUTION: Be sure to read the Release Notes document that comes with each new release as
well as these installation instructions to ensure no loss of data when performing upgrades.
2. In Disk Management, delete the drive letter of the RAID volume to prevent usage.
3. Unmount the IO Accelerators in the RAID configuration, from either the Management console or the
command line.
4. Follow the steps in "Uninstalling the IO Accelerator driver package (on page 90)" uninstall the
existing driver.
- User Guide 1
- Intended audience 2
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Contents 5 5
- Contents 6 6
- About this guide 7
- Introduction 8
- Packing list 9
- Supported firmware revisions 10
- Supported hardware 10
- Introduction 11 11
- Hardware installation 12
- Hardware installation 13 13
- PCIe slot 14
- Hardware installation 16 16
- Hardware installation 17 17
- Hardware installation 19 19
- Linux environments 21
- Setting the driver options 24
- One-time configuration 25
- Persistent configuration 25
- Controlling driver loading 25
- Using the udev script 26
- Disabling the driver 27
- Configuring RAID for Linux 30
- RAID0/Striped 31
- RAID1/Mirrored 31
- RAID 10 31
- Setting up SNMP for Linux 32
- SNMP agentx subagent 33
- Subagent log file 34
- Enabling SNMP test mode 34
- Linux environments 35 35
- Linux environments 36 36
- Troubleshooting SNMP 37
- Linux environments 38 38
- Linux environments 39 39
- Windows Server environments 40
- Using the Setup Wizard 41
- Viewing the firmware version 48
- Performing the upgrade 48
- Defragmentation 50
- IO Accelerator naming 50
- • cpqIoDimmMibRevMajor 54
- • cpqioDimmMibRevMinor 54
- • cpqIoDimmMibCondition 54
- • cpqIoDimmInfoStatus 54
- Using installation logs 56
- Creating an installation log 57
- Creating an uninstall log 58
- Creating a patch install log 58
- Message Suggested solution 60
- VMWare ESX environments 61
- VMWare ESX environments 64 64
- VMWare ESX environments 65 65
- Operating system support 66
- Software installation 66
- IO Accelerator management 67
- Performance report 69
- Device Tree 71
- Drive status 72
- Device Report panel 75
- Performance monitoring 77
- Operations 78
- Update firmware 79
- 6. Click Next to proceed 81
- Firmware already updated 82
- Attach Device 83
- Detach Device 84
- Low level format 85
- Maintenance 89
- Common maintenance tasks 90
- Enabling auto attach 91
- Unmanaged shutdown issues 92
- Utilities 93
- Utilities 94 94
- • -q: Quit on erase error 96
- Utilities 97 97
- Utilities 100 100
- Utilities 101 101
- Health metrics 102
- Health monitoring techniques 102
- Trim support (Windows only) 105
- Enabling Trim 106
- Starting and stopping Trim 106
- Trim configurations 107
- Accelerator 108
- Non-paged memory pool 109
- Windows page file management 110
- Virtual Memory performance 112
- Resources 113
- Technical support 114
- Technical support 115 115
- Customer Self Repair 116
- Technical support 117 117
- Reparo feito pelo cliente 118
- Technical support 119 119
- Technical support 120 120
- Technical support 121 121
- • EMC Directive 2004/108/EC 122
- Acronyms and abbreviations 124
- Virtual Machine 127
- Index 128 128
- Index 129 129
- Index 130 130
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