Part number P40567-B21
Price: $4,198.60 USD
HPE 7.68TB NVMe Gen4 High Performance Read Intensive SFF BC U.3 PM1733 SSD
| endurance | RI |
|---|---|
| interface | NVMe |
| drive type | nvme |
| capacity gb | 7680 |
| form factor | 2.5" |
| endurance class | RI |
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To fix the 'Base System Device' issue, download and install the Intel chipset driver from the HPE Support Center for your ProLiant DL380 Gen11. Alternatively, you can use the HPE Service Pack for ProLiant (SPP) to automatically install the necessary drivers. After installation, reboot the server and check Device Manager to ensure the devices are correctly identified. [community thread]
SATA SSDs do not support the UNMAP command, which is a requirement for the operating system to recognize them as SSDs. Consequently, the OS may classify the SATA RAID array as an HDD, leading to features like defragmentation being enabled. Disabling defrag is advisable, but be aware that without TRIM support, performance may degrade over time. [community thread]
Ensure that Intel VMD and Intel VROC are enabled in the RBSU settings. Additionally, verify that the NVMe drives are properly connected to the correct backplane and that the cabling is intact. If issues persist, consult the Intel VROC documentation for further troubleshooting steps. [community thread]
With one CPU in a DL360 Gen11 8 Bay SFF server, all 8 drive bays are accessible. You will have 16 DIMM slots available for memory, and for PCIe slots, there is one primary riser with a combination of 1x16 FH and 1x16 LP slots. For detailed specifications, consult the HPE DL360 Gen11 Quickspecs guide. [community thread]
The freezing issue is likely due to a mismatch between hardware, firmware, and drivers. To resolve this, ensure all firmware is updated to the latest versions, install the HPE SUSE Linux Driver Pack for SLES 15 SP7, and check system logs for any lockup errors. Additionally, apply any necessary SUSE kernel patches for SP7. [community thread]