I've run both CentOS and Debian on Dell PowerEdge servers for nearly 10 years now, with virtually no issues related to the hardware/software interface, and neither of those are officially supported by Dell. However, Dell does officially support many varieties of Linux, including RHEL (of which CentOS is basically a clone), and after some research I felt comfortable enough with the unofficial support for the operating systems I wanted to use. No idea if that translates to the HP world, though... On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 8:01 AM Federico Castro <fcastelco@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all, I installed FS on a HP DL-120 Gen9 server using Debian but reading server specifications I found that Debian and Centos are not officially supported for that server (and I realized that many others does not support too). Anyway I have everything installed and running except for RAID controller because there’s no drivers for that. So, trying to avoid unexpected behaviors on production I would like to know if any of you have some experience on using hardware that does not officialy support Debian/Centos?
Thanks in advance.
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