I have had a few questions recently on how to update the aacraid driver in Ubuntu and wanted to share the procedure I use as the readme in our source code downloads is confusing for Debian type distributions.
In general, the aacraid driver uses a family match approach to identify RAID cards using ARC (Adaptec RAID […]

Anssi asked :-
 Is there any way to get the full SMART info from a SATA harddisk connected to Adaptec 21610SA RAID adapter?
The usual “smartctl -a /dev/sdX” command fails with aacraid driver.
Hi Anssi, thanks for this question, I’ve been meaning to post some information on this as its a question I’ve had from a few of […]

Jason Emanuel wrote:-
I’m trying to get a 1220SA sata raid controller card working under Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy. I have a copy of the adp3132.rhel4.x86_64.rpm but I cannot seem to get it to install. Can someone point me in the right direction? I’ve gone so far as to unzip the rpm and I’m poking around through […]

Kavan Wrote:-
I installed Adaptec Storage Manager Ver 5.20 in a RHEL5 machine. A RAID 10 array is configured and attached to a HostRAID ESB2 controller.
I can see the controller and the array using the GUI. But arcconf doesn’t see controller. For example, ‘./arcconf GETSTATUS 0′ results in ‘Controllers found: 0. Invalid controller number.’.
Kavan,
Since you […]

How do I update the BIOS of my Adaptec 3405 from Adaptec Storage Manager on Ubuntu server? I don’t want to have to reboot to DOS?

I have a server running 64bit Ubuntu 7.10 with a 2020ZCR using the aacraid kernel module. I’m trying to figure out how to check the status of the array, but I have been unable to find anything that works. Does Adaptec have some sort of utility that I can use?

How do I get the Adaptec Storage Manager software working in Ubuntu 7.10 “Gutsy Gibbon”?

I would like to rebuild a broken RAID-1 array without shutting down and rebooting the server (to use SMOR). I have been unable to find a Storage Manager download on the Adaptec website that lists support for the 2110S

Media errors reported by Firmware!

386 version of aaccli works on x86_64 installations