We have an MSA1000, with 2 controllers and 2/8 Fabric Switch.
Had to have the controllers replaced as they were faulty, but now we are experiencing an issue with upgrading the firmware, getting the following error messages:-
SAN1-switch1:admin> firmwaredownload
Server Name or IP Address [host]: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (edited out)
User Name [user]: anonymous
File Name [/usr/switch/firmware]: v3.1.3a
Protocol (RSHD or FTP) [rshd]: ftp
Password:
110336+6408+131212, csum 74cb
.........................................
DO NOT power cycle the switch!
writing flash 0 .........................................
writing flash 1 .........................................
download complete
SAN1-switch1:admin> fastboot
0x102d4780 (tShell): Dec 20 10:39:54
WARNING FLASH-BAD_FIRMWARE1, 3, Firmware in flash 1 at 0x40000 is corrupted
0x102d4780 (tShell): Dec 20 10:39:54
WARNING FLASH-BAD_MIRROR, 3, Recovered 1 from 0: 5314412 bytes at 0x40000
.........................................
Rebooting...
Any ideas anyone? We have re-downloaded this firmware 3 times to make sure it is not corrupted.
Kevin
Had to have the controllers replaced as they were faulty, but now we are experiencing an issue with upgrading the firmware, getting the following error messages:-
SAN1-switch1:admin> firmwaredownload
Server Name or IP Address [host]: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (edited out)
User Name [user]: anonymous
File Name [/usr/switch/firmware]: v3.1.3a
Protocol (RSHD or FTP) [rshd]: ftp
Password:
110336+6408+131212, csum 74cb
.........................................
DO NOT power cycle the switch!
writing flash 0 .........................................
writing flash 1 .........................................
download complete
SAN1-switch1:admin> fastboot
0x102d4780 (tShell): Dec 20 10:39:54
WARNING FLASH-BAD_FIRMWARE1, 3, Firmware in flash 1 at 0x40000 is corrupted
0x102d4780 (tShell): Dec 20 10:39:54
WARNING FLASH-BAD_MIRROR, 3, Recovered 1 from 0: 5314412 bytes at 0x40000
.........................................
Rebooting...
Any ideas anyone? We have re-downloaded this firmware 3 times to make sure it is not corrupted.
Kevin