Part number TKK9K · also known as 405-ABCQ · 58K1M · 6MWMR
Price: $436.76 USD
Dell PERC H355 Front 12GB/S SAS Sixteen Port RAID Controller - ( Series 11 ) 6GB/S SATA 16-Port ( 2X8 ) Supports PCI-E 4.0 X8 Speeds ( 2 ) Two Slimline X8 SFF-8654-8I - Raids 0, 1, 10
| ports | 16 |
|---|---|
| pcie gen | 4 |
| pcie lanes | 8 |
| form factor | front |
| component type | controller |
| controller family | PERC H355 |
| controller generation | PERC 11 |
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To resolve HWC8010 and UEFI0459 errors, first reseat the PERC 755 RAID card and any associated risers, ensuring they are in the correct slots. Next, access the BIOS/iDRAC settings to accept the current hardware configuration as valid. If the issue persists, check for firmware updates or temporarily remove the PERC card to see if the error clears. [community thread]
No, the H755 SAS controller is not compatible with NVMe drives, even if the backplane supports them. You will need to use a dedicated NVMe controller for this configuration. [community thread]
To identify the failed drive, collect a Technical Support Report (TSR) that includes storage logs, which can provide insights into the drive's status. If the drive rebuild process is unsuccessful, you can replace the drive by following the hot-swapping procedure, ensuring to verify the correct drive using the server management interface. [community thread]
Yes, the Dell PowerEdge R650 can support this configuration using the S150 PERC software controller, which does not require a hardware RAID card. For software RAID, ensure that you are using compatible Dell NVMe drives and check the specifications for any additional requirements. [community thread]
Ensure that you are using the correct controller for NVMe drives, as some configurations may require a specific controller like the Boss controller for booting. Additionally, verify that the RAID settings are properly configured and that the Ubuntu installation supports the NVMe drivers for your specific setup. [community thread]