What if a running Aruba OS attempts to fetch a portion of the OS from partition 0 while the upgrade process is running on partition 0? Perhaps there would be other problems as well? (By the way I did ask the Aruba TAC about this problem, and the particular TAC Engineer did recommend upgrading the standby partition but the the people I work with are not will to take accept my repeating what the TAC said. It seems to me that attempting to upgrade the active memory partition could have memory conflicts. Discover the magic of the internet at Imgur, a community powered entertainment destination. I run windows on my SSD and use an HDD as a mass storage device.

There are some others I work with who want to keep partition 0 active from one upgrade to another. Windows 10 'Active Partition not found, press any key' fix Tech Support. (In this particular case it is a 650 controller, but of course it could apply to others as well.) My approach has always been to upgrade the standby partition, change the boot to point to the upgraded partition and reboot the controller. This high-bandwidth memory card can be found in the 350 price. I am hoping the community can help is settle a disagreement about ArubaOS upgrades. NiceHash OS flash drive is divided into two partitions, SYSTEM and NHOS.

No active partition found