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Updated: November 2021

Oracle^® 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2 Product Notes

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Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2 Product Notes

Supported Hardware and Software

Supported Servers and Operating Systems

Minimum Supported Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2 Firmware Version

Required Host Firmware

Keep Drivers and Firmware Up to Date

Server Management Tools

Implementation Considerations

Oracle Server X8-2 Configuration

Oracle Server X8-2L Configuration

Oracle Server X7-2 Configuration

Oracle Server X7-2L Configuration

SPARC S7-2 Server Configuration

SPARC S7-2L Server Configuration

SPARC T7-1 Server Configuration

SPARC T7-2 Server Configuration

SPARC T7-4 Server Configuration

SPARC T8-1 Server Configuration

SPARC T8-2 Server Configuration

SPARC T8-4 Server Configuration

Upgrading Oracle 3.2 TB NVMe SSD to Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2

Replacing a Drive

SSD Volume Management

Accessing Software Updates and Firmware Downloads

Issues Fixed in This Firmware Release

Oracle Linux 8 Update 3, Update 4 Install Fails on Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD Devices

Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2 Device with RL04 Stops when Deleting Namespace

Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2 NVMe Configuration Menu Error

SPARC Servers Report NVMe Device Error When Using probe-nvme-all Command

Green OK/Activity LED Not Illuminated on New NVMe Storage Drives

Oracle ILOM Incorrectly Faults the Device with Message fault.io.scsi.cmd.disk.dev.rqs.baddrv

Oracle ILOM Reports a Fault for NVMe Devices When Performing a Reboot, Firmware Update, or Hot-Plug Operation

Oracle ILOM Reports Faults for Correctable Errors on Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD

Secure Erase Drives Before Use

Diversity and Inclusion

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Fixed Issues

The following issues are fixed in the Firmware Releases.

Bug ID

Issue

Bug 26566040

Determine the correct NVMe Shutdown timeout period for RTD3 (RunTime D3) power state

Oracle 6.4 TB NVMe SSD v2s support NVMe specifications for RTD3 Resume Latency and RTD3 Entry Latency. RTD3R Resume latency allows 12 seconds of margin for devices to safely start before main power is applied to the device controller. RTD3E Entry latency allows 10 seconds of margin for active devices to safely shutdown before main power is removed from the device controller.

Note - Shutdown not complete messages may appear for OSes that do not support RTD3 Resume Latency and RTD3 Entry Latency.

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