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From: Martin Bilgrav on 8 Aug 2007 08:27
Hi,

I got one of my FWSM that will not boot.
upon insertion i get the sho mod status of other and diags unknown.
after 15 min I get log entry : power to module in slot 2 set off (module
failed SCP dnld) and it goes in power down mode.

under no condition can I get a chance to issue a rest command to get to
maintenance partion on cf:1

What would the correct way to upgrade cf:1 be ?
I follwed the CCO guide but no luck, as the device is power-down and upon
reinsertion I can not get it to accecpt any hw-module reset commands.

I think RMA ...
Are there any remote commands that might help ? or ...


regards

Martin Bilgrav


From: Trendkill on 8 Aug 2007 11:50
On Aug 8, 8:27 am, "Martin Bilgrav" <bilgravCUTTHIS...(a)tiscali.dk>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got one of my FWSM that will not boot.
> upon insertion i get the sho mod status of other and diags unknown.
> after 15 min I get log entry : power to module in slot 2 set off (module
> failed SCP dnld) and it goes in power down mode.
>
> under no condition can I get a chance to issue a rest command to get to
> maintenance partion on cf:1
>
> What would the correct way to upgrade cf:1 be ?
> I follwed the CCO guide but no luck, as the device is power-down and upon
> reinsertion I can not get it to accecpt any hw-module reset commands.
>
> I think RMA ...
> Are there any remote commands that might help ? or ...
>
> regards
>
> Martin Bilgrav

Sounds like a power or fan problem. Have you checked the requirements
of the blade and/or limitations of whatever power supplies you are
running? You can't reset a blade that is not powered up, and the
chassis has to be shutting it down for a reason. I'd tend to think
power as fan issues are usually only for sup720s and up....plus you'd
get an error message.

From: Martin Bilgrav on 8 Aug 2007 16:21

"Trendkill" <jpmason(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1186588233.189541.174040(a)l70g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

> Sounds like a power or fan problem. Have you checked the requirements
> of the blade and/or limitations of whatever power supplies you are
> running?
I got dual 300 watts PSUs, and one other FWSM running in that chassis, so it
is definently not a power issue.
the Sup720-3b shuts down the blade after 15 min as there is no reason for a
powered up blade that is not running correctly.
This is normal.
On the 1st FWSM I tried the onboard PC CONSOLE at 19200 bits, and very soon
after insertion I get BIOS etc output from the blade.
On the 2nd FWSM I get ... zip
So I think it is faulty - a DOA blade !
So unless someone can tip me some magic commands, I will go for a RMA.

Thanks,
Martin


From: MC on 10 Aug 2007 17:21
Martin Bilgrav wrote:
> "Trendkill" <jpmason(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1186588233.189541.174040(a)l70g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>
>> Sounds like a power or fan problem. Have you checked the requirements
>> of the blade and/or limitations of whatever power supplies you are
>> running?
> I got dual 300 watts PSUs, and one other FWSM running in that chassis, so it
> is definently not a power issue.
> the Sup720-3b shuts down the blade after 15 min as there is no reason for a
> powered up blade that is not running correctly.
> This is normal.
> On the 1st FWSM I tried the onboard PC CONSOLE at 19200 bits, and very soon
> after insertion I get BIOS etc output from the blade.
> On the 2nd FWSM I get ... zip
> So I think it is faulty - a DOA blade !
> So unless someone can tip me some magic commands, I will go for a RMA.
>
> Thanks,
> Martin
>
>
what are your calculated used power credits for all installed modules
against what the power supplies will produce ?

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