Runtime: may need to increase max user processes (ulimit -u) Runtime: failed to create new OS thread (have 4 already errno=11) Oh yes, I have also cycled the power via iDRAC and looked for some way to reset IDRAC itself to no avail.ĭoes anyone have any ideas what might cause iDRAC to behave like this? Or any other way of getting this thing going without physical access to the machine? Under normal circumstances I would go down stairs with the ISO on a UBS stick and ask one of the datacenter team to pop it into the server when they next visit the datacenter but (as of today) we are in a national (NZ) lockdown so that option isn't available.
I have also verified that some other things on that machine that iDRAC pops up a file window for also work. I have verified this works fine with other more or less identical servers running the same version of iDRAC.
I get a popup saying "virtual media is connecting." which sits there for ever. So I fired up iDRAC to rebuild it from scratch but I can not attach a virtual ISO. I have a remote ubuntu server that I just tried to upgrade inplace and failed.
Russell Fulton Asks: Idrac 7 instance won't connect virtual media
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