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On NIU/12 and NIU/13 there is a reset button. It simply resets the board. DON'T reset the board while it is writing to the flash/disk. You may corrupt the file system.

Yes, the TLU83 is a replacement for the TLU75 (and may other boards).

Login to the board, then enter cmd: config Response: (M)odify any of this, (C)ontinue or (A)bandon changes? [A] Answer 'm' (modify) Change relevant parameters When you again got: (M)odify any of this, (C)ontinue or (A)bandon changes? [A] Answer c (continue) Probably you need to restart...

Maybe it is CTCOP you need?: CTCOP:DIR=dirno; or CTCOP:EQU=multpos; or CTCOP:BPOS=boardpos; It shows the switch connections for the dir, equ or a whole board.

Hi, maybe a little perl-script will do good enough: Enter EQU as: 1-0-20-00, bpos as: 1-0-20 or multno as four hex: 0040 Cut and paste. For unix/linux: check that the first line points to perl in your system. For windows: left as an exercise to the user to get it working :)...

Only for serial port. If you use network to the MD and logoff you are disconnected and will newer see the printout...

Check also the parameters in A-party exchange, you may have the tone message already there. As I wrote before, it is easy to make the call then check the switch pathes with CTCOP, DIR/EQU/BPOS is allowed as parameter. There you can se if the TMU or the outgoing trunkline is connected to the...

The CTCOP isn't that bad in this case. make the call, then enter CTCOP:BPOS=...; and you can see the switch connections.

Do you have the transit exchange through connected, or is the A-party listening for tone message either from its own exchange or from the transit one?

CTDEI is obsolete, use CTCOP.

As parnum wrote, if you have some spare LIM you can connect it to the GS at the position of the broken LIM and get it up. Then you can execute the commands.

fcpli: If you follow the instruction: load NIF then check the watchdog then load boot, you can load the latest directly. There is no need to take the step via R11A.

By the way, do you have tried with a smaller SIZE, for example 30 or 40. Sometimes the MD isn't that good at fault message.

Infact there is a R14A. And if you follow the instruction and load the NIF before the boot there are no problems.

TLU8 -> TLU44 -> TLU75 -> TLU83 (Newest anlog trunk board). MRU/MSU -> MFU BTU1 -> TLU83 (But not sure)

Do you really need to do it this way? If you have a NIU, i think FTP is easier to use.

More flash disks are supported by the new revision R14A for NIU2. Ask your support for upgrade.

Can you give us some more details?

It is possible to use that patch, the suffix indicates it is a different market.

Or you can make a wrapper and run every 15 minute: * 0,15,30,45 * * * <command>? And the you call the other script every third time.