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help with my Dell poweredge 4400


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fedupwhiteboy

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need a lil help with my server. When i boot it up i get this message and an annoying BEEP BEEP

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HA -0 (Bus 8 Dev 8) Type: PERC 2/DC. Standard FW 1.01 DRAM=128MB
Battery Module is present on adapter
1 Logical Drives found on the Host adapter
1 Logical Drive(s) Failed
Unresolved configuration mismatch between disk(s) and NVRAM on the adapter
1 Logical Drive(s) handled by BIOS
Press <Ctrl><M> to Run Configuration Utility or any other Key to Continue
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there are 6 hard drives that are hot swapable bay 0 is the main drive the drive in bay 1 fails every time doesn't matter what hard drive i have in it
and when i leave all the bays empty cept for 0 it still does the same thing (i do turn off system and then swap them so as not to cause any other problems)
when i get into the openmanage server assistant cd and try to load the os it tells me there are no installed harddrives
this prob did not start till i tried to reinstall the os when i first bought the server before that the os was already screwed up but not havin any probs with the hard drives now i dunno what i did but it is worse than before
i built my home comp from scratch but i am lost on this server linux scsi stuff
any help would be greatly apriceated
thanx
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gerryf

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sounds more like a hardware failure than anything else....have you contacted Dell?
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no but there was only an os issue before i started the reinstall but i guess i will just pay to have it fixed cuz i am loosin money now
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