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ASL 7.4 no support for new Servers

preet
I just checked the HCL list from Astaro and the list contains servers from Dell/HP/IBM which is few years old and these models are no more available from the vendors.
Also ASL does not support any of the new branded Servers from these Vendors.I tried to Install and it does not detect the Gigabit NIC or Multi core CPU.
Just list any Branded 1U or 2U Server with GBIC and Multicore which supports ASL


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    Sorry, we had too many problems with Dell, so we avoid their products and are thus totally unfamiliar with their hardware.  Maybe someone else here can help.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Sorry, we had too many problems with Dell, so we avoid their products and are thus totally unfamiliar with their hardware.  Maybe someone else here can help.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Bleeding edge, or even newer hardware, often does not work well with Astaro, as they don't rebuild the kernel all that often to add driver support.  I just stick to the HCL, or equivalent hardware (we don't touch Dell, etc. servers either, we utilize custom appliances or offical ASG appliances).

    FWIW, it may be worth trying the 7.500 beta on one of those new boxes; I think they added support for some newer hardware in that release.

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