I have 5 switches that I inherited when I started this job about 3 weeks ago. This is switch number 2. I hope to have a good handle on these after going through all the problems and reading the user manuals. Thanks so much for the help so far.
Below is the start up on this one.
usrRoot(): COLD Boot.
usrRoot(): Booting miniboot from flash boot sectors...
Starting at 0x500000...
startType=0x82 (COLD) (w/ POWER ON RESET)
The current date and time is:
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC): MON AUG 17 00:47:42 2009
Local time: SUN AUG 16 19:47:42 2009 CDT
/flash/ - disk check in progress ...
/flash/ - Volume is OK
total # of clusters: 58,075
# of free clusters: 10,970
# of bad clusters: 0
total free space: 12,338 max contiguous free space: 2,497,024 bytes
# of files: 79
# of folders: 5
total bytes in files: 12,338 # of lost chains: 0
total bytes in lost chains: 12,338Boot parameters are:
'flash(0,0)lanswitchCmm: e=192.168.1.1:ffffff00 h=192.168.10.1 g=192.168.1.254 u=lanswitchUser pw=lanswitchPassword tn=OS6602-48 o=lnPci cb=9600 cp=none cs=1 cw=8 cm=modemControlOff'
Adding 4793 symbols for standalone.
Spare jumper not grounded: enabling WDB
Socket failed
wdbConfig: error configuring WDB communication interface
AOS miniboot version: 5.1.5.115.R02
Attempting to load from the CERTIFIED directory...
Loading kernel from '/flash/certified/Hos.img'...
3786820
Loaded 'alcatelNetworking_kernel.lnk' from '/flash/certified/Hos.img'.
Starting at 0x100000...
startType=0x82 (COLD) (w/ POWER ON RESET)
The current date and time is:
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC): MON AUG 17 00:47:49 2009
Local time: SUN AUG 16 19:47:49 2009 CDT
/flash/ - Volume is OK
Boot parameters are:
'flash(0,0)lanswitchCmm: e=192.168.1.1:ffffff00 h=192.168.10.1 g=192.168.1.254 u=lanswitchUser pw=lanswitchPassword tn=OS6602-48 o=lnPci cb=9600 cp=none cs=1 cw=8 cm=modemControlOff'
Attaching network interface lo0... done.
Adding 6738 symbols for standalone.
Spare jumper not grounded: enabling WDB
AOS kernel version: 5.1.6.424.R01
VxWorks (for Alcatel CMM MPC8245/100) version 5.4
KERNEL: WIND version 2.5
Made on Jun 23 2005, 23:47:34.
Copyright Wind River Systems, Inc., 1984-2000
CPU: Alcatel CMM MPC8245/100. Processor #0.
Memory Size: 0x7a00000 (122 MB). BSP version 1.2/25.
Portions of code copyrighted by Agranat Systems, Inc. All Rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by Alcatel Internetworking, Inc. 1994-2003. All Rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by Apptitude, Inc. 1997-1999. All Rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by Free Software Foundation, Inc. 1989,1991. All rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by The OpenLDAP Foundation 1999-2000. All rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by Theodore T'so 1994,1995,1996,1997,1998,1999. All Rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by RSA Security, Inc. All Rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights reserved
Portions of code copyrighted by Wind River Systems, Inc. All Rights reserved
Portions of code developed by the University of California, Berkeley.
Portions of code developed by the Carnegie-Mellon University.
WDB: Ready.
Starting dynamic software load from '/flash/certified/'...
SUN AUG 16 19:47:54 : SYSTEM (75) info message:
+++ Switch Logging device '/dev/console' enabled for output
unable to load Stack Manager Library - ABORT!
+++ disk cache error: device 77d8168 block 7006 errno c0003, disk read failed
SUN AUG 16 19:47:58 : SYSTEM (75) info message:
+++ disk cache error: device 77d8168 block 7006 errno c0003, disk read failed
another crashed switch
Re: another crashed switch
Sorry the switch is a 6602-48
Mark
Mark
Re: another crashed switch
Hi Mark,
The flash is corrupted. Stop the boot-up sequence, change the flags to stop in Miniboot (0x1000) and follow the routine to format the flash + re-upload the AOS via zModem (serial).
From Miniboot you need the diskInit command to do the format:
viewtopic.php?f=87&t=3851&p=18315
The zModem procedure (sysStartZmodem) is detailed here:
viewtopic.php?f=137&t=7490&p=35809&hili ... dem#p35809
http://alcatelunleashed.com/viewtopic.php?f=137&t=5763
The topic was widely discussed on the forum. One of the important things is to reset the baud-rate to 115200 so that you don't need to wait for ages. (It will still take 20 Minutes to upload ...)
Be aware that the switch will save the baud-rate in /flash/boot.params. You will have to change the baud-rate of vxworks and later on the AOS back to 9600.
-benny
The flash is corrupted. Stop the boot-up sequence, change the flags to stop in Miniboot (0x1000) and follow the routine to format the flash + re-upload the AOS via zModem (serial).
From Miniboot you need the diskInit command to do the format:
viewtopic.php?f=87&t=3851&p=18315
The zModem procedure (sysStartZmodem) is detailed here:
viewtopic.php?f=137&t=7490&p=35809&hili ... dem#p35809
http://alcatelunleashed.com/viewtopic.php?f=137&t=5763
The topic was widely discussed on the forum. One of the important things is to reset the baud-rate to 115200 so that you don't need to wait for ages. (It will still take 20 Minutes to upload ...)
Be aware that the switch will save the baud-rate in /flash/boot.params. You will have to change the baud-rate of vxworks and later on the AOS back to 9600.
-benny
Regards,
Benny
Benny
Re: another crashed switch
I understand the zmodem commands very well after the last switch. How do you stop the boot up process?
Thank you
Mark
Thank you
Mark
Re: another crashed switch
During boot (right after powering up) there should be a counter saying "press any key to stop auto-boot 4, 3, 2, 1".
If this is not there, a jumper needs to be set but it is different from model to model.
I'll try to find the jumper ..
-benny
If this is not there, a jumper needs to be set but it is different from model to model.
I'll try to find the jumper ..
-benny
Regards,
Benny
Benny
Re: another crashed switch
I will need the jumper settings. Is there documentation that covers the jumpers. I have the manuals on CD. I have spent some time going through them but I can't locate the jumper settings. I had a feeling over the weekend that I would need to intrupt the boot process but I could not figure it out.
Mark
Mark
Re: another crashed switch
There is no public documentation for the jumper settings as your warranty is void after opening the box.
In case you still want to do it. (Be aware that I only got hold of a 24 port model so I hope it is the same for the 48 port version ...)
In case you have any doubts - STOP! - I won't take responsibility for any hardware damage.
- UNPLUG the power!!!!!
- Open the 6602
- Work from the front, so that you face the network ports
- Find the two "Lattice" chips on the upper right, below a bigger silicon
- Next to the left "Lattice" chip there should be a jumper block called "HDRM3"
The default setting is as follows (where the stars are the jumpers):
1 [ * ][ * ] 2
[ * ][ * ]
[ - ][ - ]
The boot interrupt setting is as follows (the stars are still the jumpers - move the jumper on bank "2" to the new position):
1 [ * ][ - ] 2
[ * ][ * ]
[ - ][ * ]
- Close the switch
- Power it on
Be ready to press "any key" and "y" in the next 4 seconds as soon as you can see the message on the screen.
-benny
P.S. I am pretty sure that the hardware layout is the same as just some PHY chips and silicons are missing to get the 48-port version....
In case you still want to do it. (Be aware that I only got hold of a 24 port model so I hope it is the same for the 48 port version ...)
In case you have any doubts - STOP! - I won't take responsibility for any hardware damage.
- UNPLUG the power!!!!!
- Open the 6602
- Work from the front, so that you face the network ports
- Find the two "Lattice" chips on the upper right, below a bigger silicon
- Next to the left "Lattice" chip there should be a jumper block called "HDRM3"
The default setting is as follows (where the stars are the jumpers):
1 [ * ][ * ] 2
[ * ][ * ]
[ - ][ - ]
The boot interrupt setting is as follows (the stars are still the jumpers - move the jumper on bank "2" to the new position):
1 [ * ][ - ] 2
[ * ][ * ]
[ - ][ * ]
- Close the switch
- Power it on
Be ready to press "any key" and "y" in the next 4 seconds as soon as you can see the message on the screen.
-benny
P.S. I am pretty sure that the hardware layout is the same as just some PHY chips and silicons are missing to get the 48-port version....
Regards,
Benny
Benny
Re: another crashed switch
It is working. If anyone else reads this make sure to put the cover on before pluging in the cord. I had my hand resting on a heat sink and got a bit of a charge. Wasn't the first time and sadly won't be the last.
I will update this when I get it fixed.(yes I am being positive that there will be no more questions)
Thanks again.
Mark
I will update this when I get it fixed.(yes I am being positive that there will be no more questions)
Thanks again.
Mark
Re: another crashed switch
Hi Mark,
Good to hear that it worked.
Regarding your "accident" - this is why is wrote to close it before powering it. I experienced the same and tried to share this with you ...
One last suggestion: Please make sure to upgrade to the latest 5.1.6.R02 code to apply all the bug-fixes developed by Alcatel-Lucent throughout the years.
-benny
Good to hear that it worked.
Regarding your "accident" - this is why is wrote to close it before powering it. I experienced the same and tried to share this with you ...
One last suggestion: Please make sure to upgrade to the latest 5.1.6.R02 code to apply all the bug-fixes developed by Alcatel-Lucent throughout the years.
-benny
Regards,
Benny
Benny
Re: another crashed switch
Everything is working fine again. On to the next one.
Thanks benny ( You should write a book )
Mark
Thanks benny ( You should write a book )
Mark
