I picked up a Dell H310 for a Supermicro system I'm building (846 chassis with SAS2 expander, X9 Mobo) and before I install this HBA I was planning to flash it as has been described in numerous posts. The main reasons I've seen listed for flashing these cards to IT mode is: -Performance, especially for those interested in software RAID instead of hardware RAID. This may be related to posts I've seen describing an increase in queue depth with IT firmware. -Removal of the bios from card so server boots/reboots are faster -Leveraging LSI drivers instead of Dell drivers Given this, I have two questions: 1) I won't be using hardware RAID, but I'll be testing some software RAID implementations (Storage Spaces/Storage Spaces Direct, SnapRaid) on Windows Server 2016. However, most flashing articles I've read reference technologies like ZFS so I'm wondering if there is as big a benefit to flashing if I'm using Windows Server 2016 and playing with it's various technologies? 2) As of today, if the P19 or P20 firmware recommended when using one of these cards in a Windows Server install? Kennedy states, the newer p20 versions seem to be ok, with the older p20 firmwares for the sas2 cards not working well or having some annoying and unworkable bugs my encoding/decoding friend.

Dell Perc H310 Drivers Download. DriverGuide maintains an extensive archive of Windows drivers available for free download. We employ a team from around the world. How to Install Drivers. After you have found the right driver for your device and operating system, follow these simple instructions to install it. It says: Windows needs the driver for device [PERC H310 Adapter] Windows sees the disk but can't install to them, how do I work around that? I tried 'Load Driver' in the hopes that the driver in the server would be mapped somewhere, but it wasn't able to find it.

Best to upgrade past them, or shoot for p19, which still appears stable for current OS'es. As for your first question, I believe it is always better to allow the drives to just pass through the hba/card to the system. The dell megarec /oem firmware that originally comes with the h310 may work in the newer server software (server 2016) as they will most likely have built in compatibility for most if not all storage cards up to this present time, but having IT mode allowing the OS to reach the drives and fingle with them as it likes is always best, especially if you are testing various softwares and drivers. You wouldn't want anything like say, a storage driver being hindered by dell's oem raid firmware on the card, especially if testing performance in Raid right? Dell Raid firmware > Server 2016 Raid Drivers > Storage Spaces Driver > Drives) Too many hops and steps my friend! If using ZFS, then it is VERY recommended that you put your hba's in IT mode. ZFS wants full, unobstructed, almost perverted, access to your drives.

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It won't work best with it set any other way, although, there are folks who may run IR mode and the likes for the lulz. Windows Server 2016 may very well work with other modes, but you might as well shoot for the most transparent method of letting your OS see your precious spinning magnetic porn storage devices. Your testing should work and show better overall results too. Just successfully finished the flash using the online walkthrough by techmattr. Quick and simple once you pay attention to the steps. Terry, thanks for confirming the differences in the P20 releases, I ended up going with the latest 20.00.07.00.

Sleyk, thanks for the great info and for adding another entertaining post. I always get a laugh when I read one of your posts!

Now it's time to connect this 'LSI' card to my backplane with that magical single blue cable from Supermicro and then and figure out what drivers, management software I should use. Maybe I also need to check the firmware on the backplane as well?

More research! I just had to upgrade a H 310 for use with FreeNAS. I accidentally shredded my notes on the subject and my poor memory had forgotten the details. I searched here and several other places for the pertinent info and managed to piece it all together and get the job done. But nowhere did I find a complete set of instructions. Nor did I find detailed info on the some of the steps. But I did manage to revive some critical details from memory after seeing what I had previously slogged through.

Why there is no COMPLETE set of instructing on getting to P20 is beyond me. Yes, the info is out there, just not in one place. Igra vovochka na android pc. I just had to upgrade a H 310 for use with FreeNAS. I accidentally shredded my notes on the subject and my poor memory had forgotten the details.

I searched here and several other places for the pertinent info and managed to piece it all together and get the job done. But nowhere did I find a complete set of instructions.