1. Dell T3600 Drivers Windows 10

Hi I recently got a lab of 25 of these stations in and shortly I will be imaging them. I am using the Boot Image (x86) the ones that come with sccm 2012 and I downloaded the sccm driver cab from dell and imported the storage and raid drivers into the boot image, yet every time I boot winpe to try to image the machine no hard drive is found.

I followed this thread at Dell and seeming all these drivers are in the boot image (x86) Intel(R) C600/X79 series chipset 6-Port SATA AHCI Controller - 1D02 Intel(R) C600 Series Chipset SAS RAID Controller PERC H310 for Dell Precision and still now hard drive seen when I boot winpe via sccm pxe. Does anyone have any of these machines, or any advice for me I REALLY need to solve this, I been struggling for a day so far and getting nowhere fast.

Precision T3600 MacPro 5,1 -- Intel C600 Raid/SAS and or LSI 9211 8i / PERC H310 Drivers needed. Discussion in 'Mountain Lion Desktop Support' started by gfdos.sys, Aug 22, 2012. Server 2008 and windows 7 are pretty mich the same core wise They use the same drivers. They didnt make any official drivers with a windows 7 name on it because that RAID only came in servers. Get drivers and downloads for your Dell Precision T3600. Download and install the latest drivers, firmware and software. Nov 24, 2017  Precision T3600 MacPro 5,1 -- Intel C600 Raid/SAS and or LSI 9211 8i / PERC H310 Drivers needed. Discussion in 'Mountain Lion Desktop Support' started by gfdos.sys, Aug 22, 2012.

Precision T3600 MacPro 5,1 -- Intel C600 Raid/SAS and or LSI 9211 8i / PERC H310 Drivers needed Full story on how I got this far below. But first a few questions to the knowledgeable. Precision T3600 Ships with 2 SATA ports (SATA1, SATA2), 4 HDD ports --also SATA (HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4), and a PERC H310 SAS/SATA Raid Card --- which is a rebranded LSI SAS 9211 8i that has been upgraded to take up the full PCIe2 slot. Here is the problem: The SATA1, SATA2 work -- that gives me a SATA port for my CD Drive, and a port for one of my Hard drives. (which is getting picked up as 6gb/s. Bad news -- HDD1-4 are apparently part of Intel C600 Chipset RSTe Raid. And don't work out of the box.

I've looked around for a kext. But I'm obviously using the wrong search terms. Or no one has figured this one out yet. More Bad news -- my PERC H310 SAS card (AKA LSI SAS 9211) -- doesn't appear to work with the kext that is in Mountain Lion --- looking around it sounds like others haven't found a solution for LSI SAS 9211 either. There is a freeBSD.ko (kernel extension) but googling using that, and even trying to find some way to get that to load. I couldn't find a way.

Any help will be appreciated. Below is the story of my progress so far with everything else on this build.

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-=-=-=- My path down this road started in the buying advice section, will continue here and once all done it will continue into a Guide. Just need a little guidance, please. Started with iBoot and Snow Leopard.

Dell T3600 Drivers Windows 10

Ran into some issues there because the version of Chimera that was getting installed with MultiBeast for Snow Leopard was showing 1.7.1 --- and It took me a bit to realize when it was rebooting via iBoot (Chimera 1.9.1 in my case) it would boot right with: kernel flags npci=0x2000 PCIRootUID=1 But a reboot from hard drive (Chimera 1.7.1) would kernel panic. NOTE: Quick fix was to run the Multibeast for Mountain Lion, on Snow Leopard, and only install the new boot loader. As you will see below. Having Snow Leo working I decided to keep that and create a second partition on the same disk for my Mountain Lion.

(bypassing Lion all together in this case) ABSOLUTELY NO LUCK installing from properly prepared UniBeast 1.5 for Mountain Lion -- Black screen once it booted installer. My Fix was to grab whatever other video cards I could find lying around and try them all. I got it to work with an ATI Radeon HD 3450 I grabbed from a Dell OptiPlex 760. That installed fine, and then I put my Dual NVIDIA Quadro 600 back. And kernel panics when it trys to boot directly from hard drive --- (GRR Chimera 1.7.1 that came with MultiBeast for Snow Leopard).

That's when I figured out no matter what I do to org.chamleon.Boot.plist on Second Mountain Lion partition, it is still booting through first partitions Snow Leo Extras folder. Installed Multibeast for Mountain Lion version of Chimera 1.11.1 from within first partition Snow Leopard.

Now Snow Leopard works. With just kernel flags npci=0x2000 PCIRootUID=1 Got Mountain Lion working with npci=0x3000 and renamed the Extras folder on the Snow Leopard partition turns out it was trying to load all of the Snow Leopard Extras and they were causing my kernel panics. Backed up my Snow Leopard to a dmg, and removed the partition. So Now I have Mountain Lion booting to dual monitors. Only one on Each Quadro 600 DVI port.