Finally I have found a solution. There were 2 problems to solve. The first problem was that my R610 have the H200 Integrated, opposed to a plain old H200. So upon putting the serial number into dell.com/support I was being shown what is the wrong update file. Eventually the penny dropped whilst using the bootable ISOs which happened to be showing which update they considered to be correct. So if anyone else has this problem:     The second problem is what I'd described before as having worked on a 2950, in that the default OMSA on RHEL/CentOS 7 the libstorelibir library was a much newer one than the (several year old) update liked. I believe this also effected the bootable ISO. So to get round that, this is what I did: Success! Took me a day of tearing my hair out (bad), but also learning about various firmware update methods (useful).
Hi, I've recently rebuilt some R610 with CentOS 7 and DSU 18.10. So far so good, but the PERC H200 firmware is being listed as out of date, and I should upgrade to 07.03.06.00. The catch is that when trying to upgrade the firmware either via DSU, SUU or using SAS-RAID_Firmware_8TPD2_LN_07.03.06.00_A09.BIN I get the fairly well documented inventory failure: It throws a segfault whilst this is happening: I've tried a fudge which involved linking libstorelibir.so/libstorelibir.so.5 to an earlier version of libstorelibir (which worked in similar circumstances on some 2950), but still no joy. The down side is that all our hardware reporting is now flagging this as a problem which clogs things up whilst looking for more serious problems. Has anyone got any ideas of how to fix this? Thanks in advance, Jamie
R610 PERC H200 07.03.06.00 firmware update failures, CentOS