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For persistent iDRAC virtual console issues, see Troubleshoot general iDRAC failures
on page 73.
iDRAC virtual media issues
The following are solutions to problems that may occur when using iDRAC virtual
media:
1. If the iDRAC is stuck, one of these actions may assist with recovery:
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In the server's Attached Media screen, disconnect the iDRAC Remote File
Share from the iDRAC browser.
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Disconnect the iDRAC remote image:
racadm -r <dracIP> -u root -p <password> remoteimage –d
Where:
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<dracIP> is the iDRAC IP address
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<password> is the password for the server
Note
The default password is Scaleio123.
2. Issues when booting to iDRAC virtual media may cause CPU machine check errors
at POST. When this occurs, clear the iDRAC job queue and reset the iDRAC, as
described in
Troubleshoot general iDRAC failures on page 73.
Check the logs for error messages
You can view ScaleIO Ready Node Hardware Update Bootable ISO logs after the
update script completes.
Procedure
1. Press Alt-F2 to access a user console, and then press Enter.
2. Open the log to check the contents for errors:
less /bundleapplicationlogs/apply_components.log
3. You can also view the script for the Hardware ISO, which is useful in helping to
identify and troubleshoot log entries:
less /opt/dell/toolkit/systems/drm_files/apply_bundles.sh
Results
The script attempts to configure several boot order commands, regardless of the
hardware configuration of the ScaleIO Ready Node server. This allows the script to
support multiple hardware platform configurations.
Therefore, it is normal to see these error messages within the logs:
Reference Material
74 Hardware Configuration and Operating System Installation Guide - ESXi Servers