Conversion on Supervisor Engine 32 - Revision history

Roberto at 07:40, 9 June 2010

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Roberto at 07:35, 9 June 2010

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Roberto at 07:35, 9 June 2010

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Roberto at 07:34, 9 June 2010

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Roberto at 07:33, 9 June 2010

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Roberto at 07:33, 9 June 2010

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 If you try to boot Cisco IOS Software from disk0 or slot0 during the conversion process, you can receive an error message similar to this:
-    *** TLB (Store) Exception ***
+*** TLB (Store) Exception ***
-    Access address = 0x10000403
+Access address = 0x10000403
-    PC = 0x8000fd60, Cause = 0xc, Status Reg = 0x30419003
+PC = 0x8000fd60, Cause = 0xc, Status Reg = 0x30419003
-    monitor: command "boot" aborted due to exception
+monitor: command "boot" aborted due to exception
 This error message can be hardware or software related, and can result in a boot loop or the switch getting stuck in ROM Monitor (ROMmon) mode.
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     '''1.'''
-      This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.
+This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.
    ''' 2.'''
-      If the download does not resolve the issue, format the Flash card, and download again the Cisco IOS Software image.
+If the download does not resolve the issue, format the Flash card, and download again the Cisco IOS Software image.
-      Refer to PCMCIA Filesystem Compatibility Matrix and Filesystem Information for information on how to erase the Flash.
+Refer to PCMCIA Filesystem Compatibility Matrix and Filesystem Information for information on how to erase the Flash.
    ''' 3.'''
-      This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.
+This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.
 Standby Supervisor Engine Module Is Not On Line or Status Indicates unknown
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+     *
-      The output of the show module command shows the status as other or faulty.
+The output of the show module command shows the status as other or faulty.
+     *
-      The Status LED glows amber in color.
+The Status LED glows amber in color.
 Common Reasons/Solutions
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+     *
-      Console in to the standby Supervisor Engine in order to determine if it is in ROMmon mode or in continuous reboot. If the Supervisor Engine is in one of these states, refer to Recovering a Catalyst 6500/6000 Running Cisco IOS System Software from a Corrupted or Missing Boot Loader Image or ROMmon Mode.
+Console in to the standby Supervisor Engine in order to determine if it is in ROMmon mode or in continuous reboot. If the Supervisor Engine is in one of these states, refer to Recovering a Catalyst 6500/6000 Running Cisco IOS System Software from a Corrupted or Missing Boot Loader Image or ROMmon Mode.
-      Note: If the active and standby Supervisor Engines do not run the same Cisco IOS Software release, the standby can fail to come online. For example, a Supervisor Engine can fail to come online in a situation in which:
+Note: If the active and standby Supervisor Engines do not run the same Cisco IOS Software release, the standby can fail to come online. For example, a Supervisor Engine can fail to come online in a situation in which:
+           o
 The active Supervisor Engine runs Route Processor Redundancy Plus (RPR+) mode. RPR+ mode is available in Cisco IOS Software Release 12.1[11]EX and later.
+           o
-            The standby Supervisor Engine runs a software version where RPR/RPR+ mode is not available, such as Cisco IOS Software Release 12.1[8b]E9.
+The standby Supervisor Engine runs a software version where RPR/RPR+ mode is not available, such as Cisco IOS Software Release 12.1[8b]E9.
-      In this case, the second Supervisor Engine fails to come online because the redundancy mode is enhanced high system availability (EHSA) by default. The standby Supervisor Engine fails to negotiate with the active Supervisor Engine. Make sure both Supervisor Engines run the same Cisco IOS Software level.
+In this case, the second Supervisor Engine fails to come online because the redundancy mode is enhanced high system availability (EHSA) by default. The standby Supervisor Engine fails to negotiate with the active Supervisor Engine. Make sure both Supervisor Engines run the same Cisco IOS Software level.
-      This output shows the Supervisor Engine in slot 2 in ROMmon mode. You must console in to the standby Supervisor Engine in order to recover it. Refer to Recovering a Catalyst 6500/6000 Running Cisco IOS System Software from a Corrupted or Missing Boot Loader Image or ROMmon Mode for information on the recovery procedures.
+This output shows the Supervisor Engine in slot 2 in ROMmon mode. You must console in to the standby Supervisor Engine in order to recover it. Refer to Recovering a Catalyst 6500/6000 Running Cisco IOS System Software from a Corrupted or Missing Boot Loader Image or ROMmon Mode for information on the recovery procedures.
 _01#show module

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+     *
-      Make sure that the Supervisor Engine module is properly seated in the backplane connector. Also, make sure that the Supervisor Engine installation screw is completely tightened. Refer to Catalyst 6500 Series Switch Module Installation Note for more information.
+Make sure that the Supervisor Engine module is properly seated in the backplane connector. Also, make sure that the Supervisor Engine installation screw is completely tightened. Refer to Catalyst 6500 Series Switch Module Installation Note for more information.
+     *
-      In order to identify if the standby Supervisor Engine is faulty, issue the redundancy reload peer command from the active Supervisor Engine. In order to identify any hardware failures, observe the boot sequence through the console to the standby Supervisor Engine.
+In order to identify if the standby Supervisor Engine is faulty, issue the redundancy reload peer command from the active Supervisor Engine. In order to identify any hardware failures, observe the boot sequence through the console to the standby Supervisor Engine.
-      If the standby Supervisor Engine still does not come online, create a service request with Cisco Technical Support in order to further troubleshoot. When you create the service request, provide the switch output log that you collected and the troubleshooting steps that you performed.
+If the standby Supervisor Engine still does not come online, create a service request with Cisco Technical Support in order to further troubleshoot. When you create the service request, provide the switch output log that you collected and the troubleshooting steps that you performed.
 Error: Compressed image checksum is incorrect

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     Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
-.
-      This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.
+. This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.
-.
-      If the download does not resolve the issue, format the Flash card, and download again the Cisco IOS Software image.
+.If the download does not resolve the issue, format the Flash card, and download again the Cisco IOS Software image.
-      Refer to PCMCIA Filesystem Compatibility Matrix and Filesystem Information for information on how to erase the Flash.
+Refer to PCMCIA Filesystem Compatibility Matrix and Filesystem Information for information on how to erase the Flash.
 .
 . This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.
 Unable to Save Configuration After System Software Coversion

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 This error message can be hardware or software related and can result in a boot loop or the switch getting stuck in ROM Monitor (ROMmon) mode.
-  Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
+   Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
 .
-       This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum.
+       This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.
 .
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 .
-       This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not
+       This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.
 Unable to Save Configuration After System Software Coversion

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 This error message can be hardware or software related and can result in a boot loop or the switch getting stuck in ROM Monitor (ROMmon) mode.
- Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
+  Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
 .
 .
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        This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not
-This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.
+indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.
 Unable to Save Configuration After System Software Coversion

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		+	This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.

−	~~This issue can be caused by a software image with a bad checksum. Download again the Cisco IOS Software image from the TFTP server.~~
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 Refer to PCMCIA Filesystem Compatibility Matrix and Filesystem Information for information on how to erase the Flash.
     '''3.'''
 '''3.'''
 This issue can also be due to a hardware fault, but the error message does not indicate which hardware component causes the problem. Try to boot the Cisco IOS Software from another Flash card.