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ml330 g2 Hard Drives

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nsanto17

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I want to upgrade or add some new drives to my ml330 g2. Does anyone know where i can get these. Do i have to go though compaq/hp? I would much prefer to get them online but i am not sure of the model numbers. I know i have SCSI drives in there now.

Thanks

Nick
 
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What size drives do you have now? What are you looking to upgrade to? Just google the part number you want and I'm sure you will find plenty.

36.4-GB Wide Ultra3 SCSI 10,000 rpm Drive (1”)
P/N: 176497-B21

Here is the link to various ML330 G2 documentation:

ML330 G2 Guide:
 
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I have 2 18 GIG drives Mirrored

I want to put in at least 72 GIG drives
 
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Look on the bottom---the part number will be there, and the spare number is what you need, which ends in -001. I will look at work tomorrow in OARS.

Burt
 
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Burt,

Any luck finding those numbers?

Thanks

Nick
 
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If you want to put 72.4Gb disks in, they will be Ultra320 disks so you must ensure your RAID controller is capable of taking Ultra320 drives. Chances are that they will run albeit at the slower Ultra3 compatability but best to make sure...

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This is all I have on that server...
1


Front Bezel


241486-001

2


Panel Access left/right

*

Hood Panel (right)

*

Access panel (left)



176606-001

3


Hardware Kit

*

Hard drive compartment

*

Removable drive tray

*

Access Panel (left)



176618-001

4


Miscellaneous Plastics Kit

*

Expansion Board Guide

*

Rubber Bumpers

*

Removable media bezel blank

*

Cable clips

*

Misc. clips

*

Internal fan baffle



176617-001

System Chassis Components

System Components

Item


Description


Spare Part#

8


Fan


241487-001

12


Power Supply, Non-Hot Plug, CE Mark Compliant, 300 W


216108-001

Processors

Item


Description


Spare Part#

IQ-14779: DL360 and DL380 G2 System Board and Heatsink Replacements

13


1.0GHz with Heat Sink, Pentium III Processor (Heat Sink is black)


245245-001

1.13GHz with Heat Sink, Pentium III Processor (Heat Sink is silver)


239324-001

1.26GHZ with Heat Sink


230991-001

1.40GHZ with Heat Sink


259594-001

16


Processor Power Module (PPM)


228506-001

Note 1 : Whenever the heat sink is removed from a processor, a new heat sink must be installed. If a used heat sink is re-installed, the heat conduction capabilities of the substance between the heat sink and processor is degraded causing the processor to over heat and cause thermal events to occur. Always install a new heat sink from spares or from the processor option kit when re-installing or replacing a processor.

Memory

Item


Description


Spare Part#

Revised Engineering Advisory: Counterfeit Memory

9


64MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM


159225-001

128MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM


164278-001

128MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM (Discontinued)


159226-001

256MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM


159304-001

256MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM (Alternate)


159377-001

512MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM


159227-001

512MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM (Alternate)


177628-001

1024MB PC-133 MHz, ECC Registered SDRAM DIMM


163902-001

Boards

Item


Description


Spare Part#

10


System I/O Board


241485-001

11


Server Feature Board (ATA Model)


245246-001

Server Feature Board (SCSI Model)


241489-001

Cables

Item


Description


Spare Part#

15


Power Cable Kit


255709-001

18


Signal Cable Kit

*

IDE ribbon cable assembly

*

Diskette drive cable assembly

*

ATA cable assembly



253826-001

19


Ultra3 SCSI Cable


176607-001

Storage

Item


Description


Spare Part#

5


40X IDE CDROM drive


233408-001

6


Diskette Drive


233409-001

7


18.2GB Wide Ultra3 SCSI hard drive, 10K RPM


152191-001

20 GB ATA hard drive 7200K RPM


230699-001

20GB ATA hard drive 7200 NHP2GN


232009-001

40GB ATA hard drive 7200 NHP


232008-001

Miscellaneous

Item


Description


Spare Part#

14


CR2032 Lithium Battery


234556-001

17


Enhanced Keyboard - US


244000-001

European keyboard - UK


244000-031

European keyboard - GR


244000-041

European keyboard - FR


244000-051

SpaceSaver keyboard - JPN


244000-291

21


Country Kit


245247-001

22


Return Kit


176621-001

23


Maintenance and Service Guide - 234832-001


249444-001

Rack Components

Item


Description


Spare Part#

20


Rack Conversion Kit


249443-001




Fixed Rail Kit


173845-001




Sliding Rail Kit


177852-001




Miscellaneous 3rd party Rail Kit


177854-001

Looks like only Ultra3 drives. The number for this is 233349-001, but I don't know if that will work. I think I may have one, and I will try it.

Burt
 
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HP says that the 72 gigs are not supported---just 18GB. Part number is 152191-001, non-hot plug. Also supported are 20GB and 40GB IDE drives. Ebay has the 18GB's for around $115-$130.

Burt
 
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I would take that with a pinch of salt as the 72Gb disks were probably not available when the server was released, and hence are not on the supported list

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You never know with HP...however, I would tend to agree with you, TheLad. One could always sell the drive back on Ebay if it did not work.

Burt
 
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I was just thinking... Could i just buy a PCI SATA RAID CARD and use SATA Drives? Anyone have any experience doing that?

Thanks

Nick
 
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can i use any 80 gig IDE drives?
 
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Nope

hp dont except this config
never tried 72gb's in a g2 - never seen a 330 but i think they work in a 370 g2

the inside lid is the best place for info but a g2 - 72gb's would have been vapourware
 
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I have used 72Gb disks in a DL360 G2 before, worked fine. The disks will just step down from Ultra320 to Ultra3 if the RAID controller does not support Ultra320 (although you may need to ensure firmware is up to date)

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I have 72Gb drives in an ML370, and they work, but I think the 330 will NOT work. I have also put in larger drives in the DL360's and 380's, G2.

Burt
 
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I was able to get the quick specs directly from compaq and they say the 142 GIG drives are only supported when used with the HotPlug cage.

 
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