HP Storage Platform Firmware Management Tool for StoreAll User Guide

a. Search for the reported component name in the file:
/etc/opt/hp/platform/firmware/Repository.xml
b. Get the associated filename from the XML element <filename>file-name</
filename>.
2. Check to see if the smart component is still running by using the command:
# ps –aef | grep <smart-component-filename>
If it is running, wait till completion by periodically checking the above command.
3. Issue a flash recommendation operation for the component to see if flash has succeeded, using
the command:
# hpsp_fmt –fr –c <component>
If not, retry the flash operation.
StoreAll 9730 server components
Any Server component Flash failed with Error: 0x1040
Error Message: Flash failed for device: <component> : operation timed out; check log file
/var/log/hp/platform/fmt/firmware.log for more information.
FMT timed out while flashing the reported component. In this case, the smart component might still
be working on the flash operation.
Suggested action
1. Get the smart component filename:
a. Search for the reported component name in the file:
/etc/opt/hp/platform/firmware/Repository.xml
b. Get the associated filename from the XML element <filename>file-name</
filename>.
2. Check to see if the smart component is still running by using the command:
# ps –aef | grep <smart-component-filename>
If it is running, wait till completion by periodically checking the above command.
3. Issue a flash recommendation operation for the component to see if flash has succeeded using
the command:
# hpsp_fmt –fr –c <component>
If not, retry the flash operation.
Discovery and flash recommendation of NIC failed with Error: 0x1A0E
Error Message: Discovery failed for HP Embedded Network Adapter using
<smart-component-filename> Check log file /var/log/hp/platform/fmt/firmware.log for more
information.
This issue is observed to have occurred due to parallel running of FMT processes. The parallel
running FMT processes might have triggered when the platform monitoring services (hpspmon)
was running FMT and at the same time the user may have spawned another FMT process.
Another probable cause might be due to the mismatch in the version of the NIC driver after a
StoreAll upgrade.
84 Troubleshooting