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I'm getting the exact screenshots shown here, and followed the directions there despite the model difference. The BIOS had a different serial number for some reason, but it was an alphanumeric string still. We checked that it did persist after a restart. However, this didn't fix the problem.

Some suggest to run a .cmd file in the psp directory to auto-update everything, but I don't want to do that, I want to do them one at a time.

How do I get PSP to successfully install?

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In this case, you're trying to install a very old ProLiant Support Pack on your system.

I'd just download a support pack for a more recent-ish HP DL380 G6 server. The DL380 G4 you're using is ~9 years-old. That's ancient in computing terms.

Try it and report back!

Edit:

Good that it works! As for your firmware problem, I can tell you that for a G4 ProLiant, there aren't many firmware updates newer than 2006. Those were also dropped from the newer PSP. All you should be concerned with are: BIOS (Jan. 2008), RAID (2.84) and ILO (1.94).

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