- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Dell Boot Optimized Storage Solution-N1
- Hardware components of BOSS-N1 Monolithic controller
- Hardware components of BOSS-N1 Modular Extreme Temperature (ET) controller
- Hardware components of BOSS-N1 Modular controller
- Technical specifications of BOSS-N1 Monolithic, BOSS-N1 Modular ET, and BOSS-N1 Modular controllers
- Supported M.2 drives of BOSS-N1 Monolithic, BOSS-N1 Modular ET, and BOSS-N1 Modular controllers
- Operating systems supported by BOSS-N1 controllers
- Applications supported by BOSS-N1
- Update the BOSS-N1 firmware
- Features of BOSS-N1
- Install and remove a BOSS-N1 controllers
- Driver support for BOSS-N1
- BOSS-N1 Configuration Utility
- Security Key Management on BOSS-N1 controller
- Manage BOSS-N1 using CLI commands
- Troubleshooting
- BOSS-N1 supports only single drive RAID 0
- Unwanted 0.0 MB unallocated space entry on BOSS-N1
- BOSS-N1 HII displays Maximum VD supported as 2
- RAID level (between RAID 0 and RAID 1) migration is not supported on BOSS-N1
- BOSS N1 controller may also be detected in the Legacy BIOS mode
- The Enable Security job fails when initiated from iDRAC
- The LED blinks amber when the drive is in Failed state
- Getting help
- Documentation resources
Dell Boot Optimized Storage Solution-N1 User's Guide
Secure firmware update
Dell BOSS-N1 controller supports secure firmware update of BOSS-N1 controller firmware images. This means that each of the firmware components is authenticated before being flashed. Authentication requires the use of a public/private asymmetric key pair. If a firmware image is not authentic or any component with the image is not authentic, firmware image will not be flashed.
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