Other problems

Description	Problems with detecting hardware such as SCSI cards or LAN cards.
	(Linux system specific)
Explanation	Problems when using an ASUS PR-DL533 motherboard: Linux does not detect hardware
	correctly. It is a known problem of the Linux ACPI subsystem that it does not work correctly with
	some motherboards. If specifying the general acpi=off option, it is possible that the ACPI
	subsystem does not detect the hardware (on-board network card, SCSI card) correctly.
Workaround	Specify the following boot parameters:
	acpi=oldboot pci=noacpi apm=power-off
Description	If you check for potential inconsistencies between a File System Catalog (FSC) and Fast
	Recovery Information (FRI) data on the corresponding FSE media, the following lines may be
	present in the output of the fsecheck --fsc-media <PartitionName> command:
	DUMP:	FSC	FRI Notes
	MigSize	<SizeInFSC>	<SizeInFRI>	MISMATCH
	MigFlags	<FlagsInFSC>	<FlagsInFRI>	MISMATCH
	The MISMATCH keywords indicate inconsistencies. After you invoke the command
	fsecheck --fsc-media <PartitionName> --autocorrect to solve the underlying problems, these
	inconsistencies are not resolved.
Explanation	Mismatches cannot be resolved using the fsecheck command. The command
	fsecheck --fsc-media PartitionName --autocorrect only resolves situations
	when information is missing either in the File System Catalog or on FSE media.
Workaround	To solve this problem, the problematic files need to be re-migrated. Proceed as follows:
	1. Put each problematic file on the migration candidate list:

fsefile --migrate FileName...

2. Trigger migration on the FSE partition that stores the problematic files: fsefile --trigger-migrationPartitionName

For more information on the fsefile command, see the fsefile man page.

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File System Extender (FSE) specifications

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HP File System Extender (FSE) manual Other problems, Acpi=oldboot pci=noacpi apm=power-off

Models: File System Extender (FSE)

Other problems

acpi=oldboot pci=noacpi apm=power-off

fsefile --migrate FileName...

File System Extender (FSE) specifications