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Table 45. Upgrade error codes from using the applysoftware command and recommended
actions
Error Code
EFSSG4100
EFSSG4101
EFSSG4102
EFSSG4103
EFSSG4104
EFSSG4105
EFSSG4153
EFSSG4154
EFSSG4155
EFSSG4156
EFSSG4157
The applysoftware
command explanation
The command completed
successfully.
The required parameter was
not specified.
The software package does
not exist.
The software package is not
valid.
An unexpected return code.
Unable to mount the USB
flash drive.
The required parameter was
not specified.
You must start on primary
management node
mgmt001st001.
Unable to mount USB flash
drive.
The specified International
Organization for
Standardization (ISO) does
not exist.
The specific upgrade
International Organization
for Standardization (ISO)
content is not valid.
Action
None.
Check the command and
verify that the parameters
are entered correctly.
Verify that the file actually
exists where specified. Also
verify that the command is
passing the correct location
parameters.
The package might be
corrupt. If this problem
persists, download a new
package and try again.
Call your next level of
support.
Run umount /media/usb, then
remove the USB flash drive.
Reinsert the USB flash drive.
If the error persists, remove
the USB flash drive and
reboot. After the system
reboots, reinsert the USB
flash drive.
Verify that the file actually
exists where specified. Also
verify that the command is
passing the correct location
parameters.
Switch to the other node and
try the command again.
Back up to a USB flash drive.
Enter #
backupmanagementnode
--unmount /media/usb.
Remove the USB flash drive
and insert again. If the error
persists, remove the USB
flash drive and reboot. When
the system is running, insert
the USB flash drive again.
Verify that the file actually
exists where specified. Also
verify that the command is
passing the correct location
parameters.
The package might be
corrupt. If this problem
persists, download a new
package and try again.