Part number 400-ASDQ
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Lead time 7 days. Dell - Solid state drive - 240GB - internal - M.2 - SATA 6GB/s - for PowerEdge FC640, M640, R440, R540, R640, R740, R740xd, R940, T440, T640
| drive type | m2 |
|---|---|
| form factor | M.2 |
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The PCI1318 error on a T440 server may indicate an issue with the Broadcom network interface cards when using kernel versions greater than 6.5. Disabling these network cards in the system BIOS can allow the server to boot without errors. Alternatively, replacing the network card with a compatible one can also resolve the issue. [community thread]
You have two main options for adding the new SATA hard disk: integrate it into the existing RAID-1 array or create a new virtual disk. If you choose to add it to the RAID-1, you will need to bring the disk online and consider converting to RAID-5 or RAID-10, as RAID-1 requires an even number of disks. Alternatively, you can keep the existing RAID-1 intact and set up the new disk as a separate virtual disk for additional storage. [community thread]
The Dell T430 and T440 servers have fixed backplane configurations that cannot be changed after purchase, limiting the number of drives you can add. If you have the x8 SAS/SATA backplane, you cannot add more drives; however, you could consider upgrading to larger capacity drives and creating a new array. [community thread]
The Dell PCIe x16 NVMe adapter P/N: 80G5N is primarily designed for workstation models and may not be compatible with the Poweredge T440. For accurate compatibility information, it is advisable to consult with the retailer or manufacturer directly. [community thread]
To determine if you can extend the current array, check the RAID controller model and its support for Online Capacity Expansion (OCE). Refer to the user guide for your specific RAID controller to find detailed instructions. [community thread]