Proliant Ml310e Gen8 Drivers For Mac. Hi, I have been stuck with this problem since I purchased the HP ProLiant DL380e Gen 8.

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I run several HP ProLiant servers and hardly have any luck with the Intelligent Provisioning. I found the best way is to install your OS using BIOS. You may need to download the RAID drivers and put them in a separate folder on the same media. (USB is easiest.)While the OS is installing, look up you model of ProLiant on the HPE site and download the ProLiant Service Pack. You will need to register your server to you HPE account to access the service pack. (Sign-up is free.) Pro tip: Use Chrome to download the ISO as it is a large file. Use Rufus or the software of your choice to convert the ISO to a bootable flash drive.

Once the OS has installed and is on the desktop, plug in the USB drive. Find the file: launch_sum.bat and double click it. It will launch a couple DOS windows and then Internet Explorer. Give it some time to load, it might take a minute or two. When it loads, choose the first option and follow the prompts. Again is might take a bit between screen switches. It will scan your server, and give you the options on which drivers and firmware you would like to install. Once they install, click reboot and when it comes back up, you should have all the drivers needed installed and ready to go.