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InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes These release notes are for Maintenance Update 6 (MU6) of the 3PAR InForm OS 2.2.4 and associated Administration Tools. The following topics are covered: Supported Platforms 3 Components 3 What’s New in the InForm OS 4 Modifications to the InForm OS 4 Known Issues with the InForm OS 10 1.0 Supported Platforms The 3PAR Configuration Matrix for InForm OS 2.2.4 contains information about supported hardware and software platforms.
Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes InForm OS Version 2.2.4 3.0 What’s New in the InForm OS 1 New drive support is included in 3PAR InForm OS Release 2.2.4 MU6. ◆ 2 Support for higher-capacity 600GB 15K Fibre Channel Drives is now available. Support for new host platform configurations. ◆ Microsoft Windows 2008 R2 is now supported. ◆ VMware ESX 4.0 with iSCSI is now supported. Reference the 3PAR Configuration Matrix for 2.2.4 and 2.3.1 for details. 4.
InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes Bug ID Item Description 40156 Blade Servers AMD ESX Sometimes, a command to the iSCSI adapter that timed out 3i hosts lost access to could result in a resource leak. Over time, this could result in VLUNs. the adapter port running out of resources and hosts losing access to volumes exported via the adapter port.
Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Bug ID Item Description 41995 Incorrectly zoned RCFC Under certain error conditions, the Remote Copy over Fibre configuration results in Channel transport software was not releasing 8KB memory memory exhaustion blocks causing the controller node to go offline when it ran and controller node out of available memory. restart.
InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes Bug ID Item Description 43577 A loss of Occasionally, (due to a loop disruption while the drive is communications on communicating ESI data), the ESI drive and FPGA could get the ESI channel to out of sync. Due to this out of sync condition, the system individual drive ports manager was no longer able to use that channel to causes the DC2/DC4 communicate with the cage.
Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Bug ID Item Description 46207 Array fails new Microsoft introduced a new test in their WHQL WLK 1.4 SP1 Microsoft WHQL WLK test suite for Windows 2008 and the array failed the test. 1.4 SP1 test suite SCSI test. Return status from initiator PREEMPT_ABORT is now handled correctly by the InServ. 46326 iSCSI command with an A node panic occurred when a iSCSI host sent a command ITT value of 0xFFFFFFFF with ITT value of 0xFFFFFFFF.
InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes Bug ID Item Description 47717 Problem with SATA New FW fixes a hang issue found on the FC-SATA bridge Bridge Chip on LBOD chip on the magazines for Nearline drives in LBOD (S-Class) (S-Class) and MBOD (T- and MBOD (T-Class) drive chassis. Class drive chassis. 47721 CopySpace volume In some extreme cases, a SnapCopy volume could become becomes fragmented fragmented and cause performance issues.
Release 2.2.4 MU6 Release Notes InForm OS Version 2.2.4 Bug ID Item Description 48297 Node lockup due to In a rare failure mode, a persistent correctable error could excessive Control occur in a frequently accessed section of memory. A BIOS Cache Correctable ECC bug introduced into 2.2.4 prevented control cache DIMM errors. correctable ECC errors from being temporarily masked (throttled) when they occurred. The bug has been fixed and protection against correctable ECC storms has been restored.
