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Trying to install the deb packages on a HP Proliant G4 DL380

Setting up hp-health (9.4.0.1.7-5.) ... Starting Proliant System Health Monitor (hpasmd): [ FAILED ]

invoke-rc.d: initscript hp-health, action "start" failed. dpkg: error processing hp-health (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 127 Errors were encountered while processing: hp-health E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)


The main problem now is that the fans are "screaming" I guess it is because it can't red health staus?

Any solution to install this deb package or any other solution to stop the fans from screaming?

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No, hp-health version 9.1.0 does not but 8.7.0 does flawlessly on our 380G4. I just installed hp-health_8.7.0.1.2-5_amd64.deb out of the HP_ProLiant_Value_Add_Software-8.70-10-6.iso.

Works like a charm:

# cat /etc/debian_version 
7.7
# dpkg -l hp-health
ii  hp-health                    8.7.0.1.2-5         amd64
# hpasmcli -s "show temp"

Sensor   Location              Temp       Threshold
------   --------              ----       ---------
#1        PROCESSOR_ZONE       36C/96F    62C/143F 
#2        CPU#1                38C/100F   80C/176F 
#3        I/O_ZONE             38C/100F   60C/140F 
#4        CPU#2                 -          -       
#5        POWER_SUPPLY_BAY     31C/87F    53C/127F 

The array tool hpacucli-9.40 just out of the MCP repository is fine.

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You should be looking at the Management Component Pack available from HP at: http://downloads.linux.hp.com/SDR/project/mcp/

However, please understand that modern HP health agents don't officially support the 2005-era ProLiant DL380 G4 server you're trying to install on. You may do better with period-correct drivers, which would have been version 8.50 on the Red Hat side. Debian wasn't officially supported by HP at the time this server was available for sale.

Try rolling back to the earliest set of drivers available for Debian on the HP site: hp-health version 9.1.0 may work.