[OpenIndiana-discuss] using LSI 2308-IT onboard supermicro X9DRD-7LN4F-JBOD, openindiana not loading drivers?

[Ong Yu-Phing]

I have a supermicro X9DRD-7LN4F-JBOD motherboard, which comes 
preconfigured with an LSI 2308 onboard in IT mode.  The disks attached 
to the onboard LSI 2308 controller can be seen in linux from both dmesg 
and fdisk output, but not in OI 148 or 151.

FYI the MPT firmware in the LSI controller is 13.00.57.00-IT.

When I boot up in e.g. OI 148, scanpci output finds "lsi logic / symbios 
logic sas2208 pci-express fusion-mpt sas-2", but modinfo | grep -i mpt 
doesn't show any drivers loaded.  I tried to manually load them (e.g. 
modload -p drv/kernel/amd64/mpt) but format still doesn't show the disks 
(it does show the 2x Intel 520 SSDs connected to the SATA interface, 
though).

When I startup the Device Driver Manager in OI 151, it shows as Storage 
: LSI Logic / Symbios Logic SAS2308 PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS2 : UNK 
(i.e. no device driver loaded).  Right click to show more info:

node name:           pci15d9,69l
Vendor:              LSI Logic / Symbios Logic
Device:              SAS2308 PCI-Express FUsion-MPT SAS-2
Sub-Vendor:          Super Micro Computer Inc
binding name:        pci15d9,69l
devfs path:          /pci at 0,0/pci8086,3c06 at 2,2/pci15d9,69l
compatible name: 
(pciex1000,86.15d9.69l.5)(pciex1000,86.15d9.69l)(pciex1000,86.5)(pciex1000,86)(pciexclass,010700)(pciexclass,0107)(pci1000,86.15d9.69l.5)(pci1000,86.15d9.69l)(pci15d9.69l)(pci1000,86.5)((pci1000,86)(pciclass,010700)(pciclass,0107)
driver name:         unknown
acpi-namespace:      _SB_.PCI0.NPE5.LSAS
assigned-addresses:  81030010
reg:                 30000
compatible:          pciex1000,86.15d9.69l.5
model:               Serial Attached SCSI Controller
power-consumption:   1
devsel-speed:        0
interrupts:          1
subsystem-vendor-id: 15d9
subsystem-id:        69l
unit-address:        0
class-code:          10700
revision-id:         5
vendor-id:           1000
device-id:           86


Anybody else using this board or equivalent, that can help shed some light?