Dell Toshiba MG03SCA100/MG03SCA200/MG03SCA300/MG03SCA400 SAS Firmware DG02/A00 Download

Posted at April 19, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Dell Toshiba MG03SCA100/MG03SCA200/MG03SCA300/MG03SCA400 SAS Firmware DG02/A00
Category	Other Drivers Tools
Manufacturer	Toshiba
File Size	11.2 MB
Supported OS	Windows 2003 ,Windows 2008

Dell Toshiba MG03SCA100/MG03SCA200/MG03SCA300/MG03SCA400 SAS Firmware DG02/A00 Description

This release contains firmware version DG02 for Toshiba SAS 100GB, 200GB, 300GB and 400GB Hard Drives. Dell. Vendor model numbers MG03SCA100, MG03SCA200, MG03SCA300, and MG03SCA400.

Fixes & Enhancements

- Persistent Reservation Command response compliance with SPC4 and SBC3

Applies to

- TOSHIBA MG03SCA100 Series SAS 7.2K 3.5 1TB
- TOSHIBA MG03SCA200 Series SAS 7.2K 3.5 2TB
- TOSHIBA MG03SCA300 Series SAS 7.2K 3.5 3TB
- TOSHIBA MG03SCA400 Series SAS 7.2K 3.5 4TB

Installation instructions

1. Click the "Download Now" link to download the file.
2. When the File Download window appears, click "Save" to save the file to your hard drive.

Installation

1. Browse to the location where you downloaded the file and double-click the new file.
2. Read over the release information presented in the dialog window.
3. Download and install any prerequisites identified in the dialog window before proceeding.
4. Click the Install button.
5. Follow the remaining prompts to perform the update.

Important Information 

This update will not run if any of the following conditions exist
1. Any Virtual Disk that is not optimal.
2. A RAID container that is performing a Background Initialization or Consistency Check.
3. A Rebuild, Resync, or copyback function is taking place.
4. A RAID set that is Partially Degraded or in a Degraded state.

This update will run on drives remaining in a RAID set that is in a Offline state.

There is an architectural constraint with Dell DUP HDD firmware update utility, related to system memory utilization, which is typically encountered on systems with minimal system memory, memory-intensive configurations, multiple RAID controllers, or memory-intensive applications. This issue is typically reported as - The operation was not successful because the device buffer write has failed. And will result in an aborted attempt to update firmware on the identified HDD. Error codes associated with this failure mode include 8009 and 8017. Once an error is detected, the update session is aborted. There is no data integrity or data availability risk associated with this issue. Subsequent attempts to update the HDD firmware may succeed, particularly if system resources are freed up.

About SAS (Serial-Attached SCSI) Package:

Install the SAS software and your system will properly recognize the serial attached SCSI (SAS) protocol, as well as have the ability to make use of all available functions regarding this bus technology.

Once installation of this package is complete, computers will benefit from a wider range of features like error recovery, reservations, and block reclamation, but they will also be able to use functions such as tagged command queuing, and SCSI command sets, as well as several other options.

When it comes to applying this release, make sure you refer to the update guide provided by the manufacturer. As a general rule, the only steps you have to follow are: get the software, extract it if necessary, run the available setup, and follow the on-screen instructions for a complete installation.

Bear in mind that even though other OSes might be compatible, we recommend you to install this version only on specified platforms. Also, don’t forget to perform a system reboot to make sure all changes take effect properly.

That being said, download this SAS software, refer to the upgrade manual, and then apply it on your system. Visit us as often as possible and stay “updated one minute ago.”

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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