Nortel 8600 Series Installing page 81

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Replacing a SF/CPU module in a dual-SF/CPU chassis 81
image (p80axxxx.img), and the runtime config (config.cfg), as well
as any other appropriate files. If you issued the boot command
(boot /flash/p80bxxxx.img –y) while using TELNET or SSH, loose
connectivity to the standby SF/CPU during this process and must
wait until Standby finishes booting and loading images before you
can log on again.
After the standby SF/CPU boots and loads the new runtime image
and configurations, the replacement procedure is complete. To verify
that all is correct, connect to the standby SF/CPU and entershow
sys sw to validate that the system has loaded the required software
with commands below:
@ERS-8606:6# show sys sw
(partial output)
System Software Info :
Default Runtime Config File :
Default Boot Config File :
Config File :
Last Runtime Config Save :
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Last Runtime Config Save to Slave :
Last Boot Config Save :
Last Boot Config Save on Slave :
Boot Config Table
Slot# : 6
Version : Build REL4.1.0.0 on Sun Jun 4 21:20:29
PDT
The 8692SF SF/CPU on-board flash memory size is 64 MB.
However, software releases previous to 4.0 recognize a total flash
size of 16 MB. Performing a flash format with Software release 4.0
allows the system to recognize 40 MB of total space, and with
software release 4.1 and later, performing a flash format allows the
system to recognize 64 MB of total space. This extra space can be
required if you are also installing a SuperMezz SF/CPU daughter
card or R modules, as both require additional images. The images
combined with the system images, exceed the 16 MB of space on
flash available. For more information about reformatting the flash,
see Release Notes for the Ethernet Routing Switch 8600 Software
Release 4.1.0 (317177-D).
Nortel Ethernet Routing Switch 8600
Installing Ethernet Routing Switch 8600 Modules
NN46205-304 01.03 Standard
4.1 2 January 2007
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/flash/boot.cfg
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