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I'm having a similar issue with the mpt driver for an SAS controller on a Supermicro board (it's the LSI 1068E controller--that HP is probably an OEM version of an LSI controller). What we've discovered is that the supplied mpt driver doesn't support the controller in question (it appears to only support other models)--try: modinfo mptsas to see if you can get a list of supported controllers (you may need to find out who HP is getting their controller from, but it sure sounds like an LSI). LSI does make their source code available and we tried building the driver but when it attempts to load it, we get a missing symbol error: Apr 29 06:35:27 localhost kernel: Fusion MPT base driver 4.00.21.00 Apr 29 06:35:27 localhost kernel: Copyright (c) 1999-2007 LSI Corporation Apr 29 06:40:22 localhost kernel: mptsas: Unknown symbol scsi_is_sas_phy_local Not sure what to do next. I've posted a question in the hardware forum on this, but haven't had any responses yet. I note that your editing note says you 'made some progress' with it.

What did you figure out? Code: You seem to have no SCSI disks attached to your HBA or you have them on a different scsi_id. To get your SCSI id, run: mpt-status -pThis is expected, because I have not connected any devices to the HBA.

My remaining question is: Does the above output from mpt-status indicate that the HBA is correctly installed (and that the drivers are compatible)? I wanted to test the HBA integration before spending the money to buy the LTO-3 tape drive (although I already went ahead and ordered it based on these encouraging results). Thanks again for your help! Has a proper ID been assigned to the external drive?

Has the SCSI chain been terminated properly? (I haven't dealt with external SAS devices yet, but all SCSI chains I have ever worked with required proper termination) Is the BIOS on the SCSI controller enabled? Can the card see the drive? I know with Adaptec controllers yu can hit CTRL+A at boot time to enter the Card and view the attached devices.