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Running HP ProLiant servers with Broadcom NIC's? You will need to read this!


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Watch out! KILLER HP firmware update bricks ProLiant server mobos

 

HP has warned customers that one of its firmware updates can accidentally brick the network hardware in 100 ProLiant Server models.

The Service Pack for ProLiant 2014.02.0 can potentially murder HP Broadcom-based network adapters in G2 to G7-series machines. A server relying on a dead NIC is not much use at all – and may well require a motherboard swap to fix if the slain silicon is a built-in component. The affected adapters range from PCIe cards to integrated controllers.

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:mad: I did the update on two servers and it bugged me for hours why it wouldn't work eventually I just threw in some Intel NICs but this explains it all, I assume they wont fix it as I am out of warranty :censored:.
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:mad: I did the update on two servers and it bugged me for hours why it wouldn't work eventually I just threw in some Intel NICs but this explains it all, I assume they wont fix it as I am out of warranty :censored:.

 

 

 

 

Forced obscelescence by software updates, have the hired Steve Jobs's ghost to be CEO now.

 

Man, hp you've changed, I remember when you used to be cool...

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