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rogerv24
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Upgrade of custom HPE image, getting error from vcenter server error now

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We have upgraded two of a 3 host system (HPE DL360 Gen10)  custom image details below, and now we are getting an error for each of the hosts upgraded from vcenter server, *not* the esxi hosts or iLO's (latest update from HPE) though, these are normal. Not sure where the error is. 

The custom image was

Name: VMware-ESXi-6.7.0-Update2-13006603-HPE-Gen9plus-670.U2.10.4.1.8-Apr2019-depot.zip

The alerts we get in vcenter are:

"

Alarm 'Host hardware sensor state' on

  1. 10.254.2.2

triggered by event 4957468 'Sensor -1 type , Description Intel Corporation C620 Series Chipset Family MROM 0 #17 state assert for . Part Name/Number N/A N/A Manufacturer N/A'

09/18/2019, 5:21:28 PMAlarm 'Host hardware sensor state' on

  1. 10.254.2.2

triggered by event 4957469 'Sensor -1 type , Description Intel Corporation C620 Series Chipset Family MROM 1 #17 state assert for . Part Name/Number N/A N/A Manufacturer N/A'

"

Running a ssh on one of the systems and looking at the VIB install log we see this:

VMware_bootbank_esx-base_6.7.0-3.73.14320388

   Name: esx-base

   Version: 6.7.0-3.73.14320388

   Type: bootbank

   Vendor: VMware

   Acceptance Level: VMwareCertified

   Summary: ESXi base system

   Description: VMware ESXi is a thin hypervisor integrated into server hardware. The compact, hardware embedded architecture of VMware ESXi raises the bar for security and reliability and lays the foundation for a dynamic, automated datacenter.

   ReferenceURLs:

   Creation Date: 2019-08-05

   Depends: vsan >= 6.7.0-3.73, vsan << 6.7.0-3.74, esx-update >= 6.7.0-3.73, esx-update << 6.7.0-3.74

   Conflicts: misc-drivers << 5.5.0, native-misc-drivers << 6.1.0

   Replaces: esx-xlibs, esx-tboot

Not sure if the error is bad or can be ignored , can somebody advise ?

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johncol
VMware Employee
VMware Employee

known issue, follow the workaround for now VMware Knowledge Base

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