- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Release summary
- Compatibility
- New and enhanced features
- Fixes
- Important notes
- Known issues — To be fixed in future releases
- Storage devices not found in iDRAC
- Few properties are not listing for Embedded Network Adapters through Redfish
- Hot-plugged PCIe SSDs not detected
- NIC or FC device slot listed in hardware inventory even when disabled in BIOS
- <Keyboard_Mouse_USB_reset_warning> button in Virtual Console with Java plug-in
- Firmware update job name in Tasks Redfish API showing as "Firmware Update"
- Foreign Preview not found & not able to clear the foreign config on storage controller in iDRAC
- GracefulRestart performs ForcefulRestart in Redfish API
- Get operation not displaying model or serial number for PCIe devices
- IP address missing in iDRAC
- Unable to set Power cap values in Lockdown mode
- Incorrect firmware version displayed after the update
- iDRAC not detecting Virtual disks in eHBA Mode
- Legacy attribute System.Embedded.1#Diagnostics.1#OSAppCollectionTime displays incorrect time
- iDRAC Direct Port accessible even after the port is turned off
- Getting an error while downloading DUP using Redfish interface
- Getting partial screen on online video player
- Unsupported RAID level displayed
- SEL logs in the setup menu and LC logs in the iDRAC GUI not matching
- MaxReadingRange and MinReadingRange for Readingvolts attributes displayed incorrectly
- iDRAC DUP update fails on SLES when secure boot is enabled
- Persistent memory option is shown in iDARC GUI even after removing AEP DIMM's
- Boot mode error during OS deployment
- iDRAC not always applying Persistence Policy after DC Power Cycle (cold boot)
- Virtual Disk not created after importing config.xml
- OS Driver Version for FCoE device displayed as Unavailable
- iDRAC Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication fails from OME-M GUI
- System going into Suspend mode during firmware update
- AEP not enabling for a 4 socket system
- Header error while using Powershell for Redfish requests
- Port 5353 blocked by iDRAC internal firewall and appears as Open|Filtered
- Limitations
- Updating iDRAC firmware
- Lifecycle Controller Remote Services — client tools
- Resources and support
- Contacting Dell EMC
iDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller Version 3.36.36.36 Release Notes
System going into Suspend mode during firmware update
- Description
- While performing a firmware update on a system where the operating system is installed with GNOME GUI enabled, system may get into Suspend mode causing kernel crash .
- Workaround
- Change the power settings in the OS. Perform the following steps:
- Go to Settings and select Power.
- For the option “When the Power Button is pressed”, select Power Off.
- Systems affected
- All systems supported by this release.
- Tracking number
- 146042
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