Linux

• Standard Support Response – Custom Linux Driver ETA for uncommon/non-standard distribution.
• SSD7000 Series Performance Test Guide (Linux)
• Requesting Device Drivers for Linux Distributions
• Can SSD6200 Series NVMe RAID controllers support Clear Linux?
• Which benchmark utilities are recommended for testing NVMe transfer performance in a Linux Environment?
• Manually Compiling Linux 5.11 and above
• What is HighPoint Linux Open-Source Driver?
• What is a Binary Driver?
• Why do we recommend installing the Linux opensource driver in addition to the Binary driver?
• What is Linux Auto-Compile Solution (LACS)?
• How do I verify what Linux Distributions are supported by a HighPoint RAID controller?
• I don’t see the driver for the Linux Distribution that I am using. How can I request a driver?
• Can HighPoint’s Linux Open-Source Drivers support Boot RAID configurations, if the requested Linux distribution (version) is supported by LACS 2.0?
• Why do Bootable RAID configurations require that the Binary Driver and HighPoint Linux Open-Source Driver both be installed?
• Can HighPoint Binary Drivers support kernel versions not included with the distribution’s Download package?
• How do you set up a Linux Boot-RAID or Data-RAID configuration, if we want to use a LACS 2.0 supported distribution, but with an OEM Kernel?
• What if I need to use a distribution not supported by LACS2.0?
• We are a Server Builder/Solution Provider. How does LACS2.0 work regarding a kernel update? Will my customers need to manually configure LACS2.0 or prepare safeguards to avoid any downtime?
• System Builders and Solution Providers looking to incorporate HighPoint’s LACS2.0 solution into a new product or custom Linux distribution can submit inquires to sales@highpoint-tech.com.
• Collecting logs and driver status information for debugging HighPoint Controllers in Linux