Installing a Software RAID Key Module for Embedded RAID 5 Support.Installing a SCU Upgrade ROM Module For Embedded RAID SAS Support.Notes on Supported Embedded MegaRAID Levels.Supported RAID Controllers and Required Cables.IBM has a 'Advanced feature key' to enable the missing functions, these need to be purchased separately.īe warned that the Software keys are NOT interchangeable between OEMs and LSI !! Some OEM devices look cheaper then their LSI counterparts (ie IBM ServeRAID M1015 vs LSI9240) this is due to the M1015 lacking RAID 5/50 and drive encryption. Some devices have quite a few options when it comes to BBU's, these are optional extras, check website specs for options. Some devices have SATA ports, ie a 4i device could mean 4x SATA connectors (these are rare) There are other combinations, but you get the idea If you find official webpages for devices listed but not linked reply back.Ĥi = 1x internal 4 port SAS connector (SFF-8087)Ĩi = 2x internal 4 port SAS connectors (SFF-8087)Ĩe= 2x external 4 port SAS connector (SFF-8088)Ģ4i4e = 6x internal 4 port SAS connector (SFF-8087) AND 1x external 4 port SAS connector (SFF-8088) If you know of other devices that we've missed reply back If you have a controller and have successfully cross flashed or done something worthy, reply back here and the list will be updated. I have where applicable written which devices are cross flashable to other devices of the same chipset. Quite a few devices with no links are devices that may have been going to be released, are going to be released or just devices that never made it to production, but they are listed all the same. Below is a list of all known LSI SAS devices from the SAS1068 chipset to the very latest not yet publicly available SAS3xxx series.ĭevices with links have been released and official website technical info/support.
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