- #SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 2012 R2 DRIVERS#
- #SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 2012 R2 MANUAL#
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Furthermore, most server systems have a list of tested drives, or may even require OEM drives to operate correctly.
#SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 2012 R2 SERIES#
The Intel® SSD 750 Series is a high end (enthusiast) consumer driver, however, it is not recommended/validated for use in Enterprise systems.
#SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 2012 R2 DRIVERS#
It is advised to obtain the latest BIOS, software and drivers (including chipset) for your server from SuperMicro.
#SAMSUNG NVME DRIVER WINDOWS 2012 R2 MANUAL#
We advise you to check on this with SuperMicro support, since the manual for the SuperServer 2028U-TN24R4T+ indicates that there may be additional requirements for the server to operate in a fully populated 24x NVME drive configuration. This server has 24x NVMe Hot-swap 2.5" drive bays. Please check the following items about this situation: Until then, does anyone have any idea why this is happening? Are these known issues? Are there better drivers?Īs we understand, your SuperMicro SuperServer 2028U-TN24R4T+ is getting BSOD's when it boots after you installed the Intel® SSD Data Center Family for NVMe Drivers 1.
Microsoft hopes to give me results of the analysis so that I can pass on to Intel if necessary. We were able to capture the drivers causing the crashes by enabling the Windows Driver Verifier. I have engaged Microsoft and they have collected MEMORY dumps that are being analyzed. It too ( IaRNVMe.sys) is crashing the system on reboot. My hope is to use this to create RAID sets from the NVMe disks. Intel NVMe SSD RAID driver on just one of these systems. Then perform a normal boot, which then succeeds by using Microsoft NVMe driver. The only way I can boot into Windows now is to go into SAFE MODE and rename the IaNVMe.sys driver. The problem is that the Intel driver IaNVMe.sys crashes each system on reboot (see below console screenshot). None of these disks is used for booting the OS – just for data storage. The systems have Windows Server 2012 R2 with all updates and Intel 750 SSD driver v1.
Each system has 24 Intel 750 NVMe SSD model SSDPE2MW012T4X1 disks. I have just purchased two Supermicro SuperServer model SYS-2028U-TN24R4T+ systems with motherboard X10DRU-i+ and latest BIOS v2.0.
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