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Replacing the Compact Flash 2

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ciberweb

Technical User
Jun 21, 2005
32
EU
Hi there!

A MD whose System Board is a NIU2 with a Compact Flash of 128 Mb. I have to replace the CF with another of 256 Mb.

Does somebody know the correct procedure? I'm afraid of loosing all the PBX data!!

Code:
IODDP;

I/O DEVICE DATA

NODE            IODEV/SUBFS     BPOS/EQU    I/O-BUS TYPE/USAGE    STATUS    AUTH


SYSN            -               001-3-20    -       -             IN SERVICE    
SYSN            SYSDISK1        001-3-20-0  MASTER  SanDisk       IN SERVICE    
                SYSSUBFS11
                SYSSUBFS21
SYSN            SYSTERMINAL     001-3-20-1  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TERMINAL-2      001-3-20-2  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TERMINAL-3      001-3-20-3  -       MML           -            7

Thx in advance!!
 
Hello

Do the following commands
BLEQI:EQU=1-3-20-0;
FIMOE:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11;
FIMOE:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21;
IOSIE:NODE=SYSN,DIODEV=SYSDISK1;

Remove the board from the shelf, extract the Compact flash
Reinsert the new Compact Flash
Reinsert de board into the shelf

do the command
IOSII:NODE=SYSN,IODEV=SYSDISK1,SUBF=SYSSUBFS11&SYSSUBFS21,BTYPE=ATA;
FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11,SIZE=120;
FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21,SIZE=120;
FIMOI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11;
FIMOI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21;
BLEQE:EQU=1-3-20-0,ALLFM=YES;

then do a dump or vhatever you need to do in the flash card.
 
Thanks indeed!
Seems easy once you read the instructions ;-)

Only a question (maybe stupid): Why SIZE=120? Why not 128? (CF total size is 256).

Thanks again!!
 
Hi,

Partition for 120MB out of 128MB is due to the fact that 8MB is used/reserved for the super area..

Cheers,


""The truth about action must be known and the truth of inaction also must be known; even so the truth about prohibited action must be known. For mysterious are the ways of action""
 
The moment came, and this happened:

Code:
IODDP;
I/O DEVICE DATA


NODE            IODEV/SUBFS     BPOS/EQU    I/O-BUS TYPE/USAGE    STATUS    AUTH


SYSN            -               001-0-70    -       -             IN SERVICE    
SYSN            SYSDISK1        001-0-70-0  MASTER  SanDisk       IN SERVICE    
                SYSSUBFS11
                SYSSUBFS21
SYSN            SYSTERMINAL     001-0-70-1  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TERMINAL-2      001-0-70-2  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TERMINAL-3      001-0-70-3  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TELNET1         001-0-70-4  -       NETWORK/MML   -            7
SYSN            TELNET2         001-0-70-4  -       NETWORK/MML   -            7
SYSN            TELNET3         001-0-70-4  -       NETWORK/MML   -            7
BLEQI:EQU=1-0-70-0;
EXECUTED

FIMOE:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11;
EXECUTED

FIMOE:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21;
EXECUTED

IOSIE:NODE=SYSN,IODEV=SYSDISK1;
EXECUTED

Extracted, replaced and inserted.

IOSII:NODE=SYSN,IODEV=SYSDISK1,SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11&SYSSUBFS21,BTYPE=ATA;
EXECUTED

FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11,SIZE=120;
Y;

NOT ACCEPTED
PERMISSION DENIED


RFBOI:BPOS=1-0-70;
Y;

BLEQE:EQU=1-0-70-0,ALLFM=YES;
EXECUTED

FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11,SIZE=120;
Y;

NOT ACCEPTED
PERMISSION DENIED


FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11,SIZE=100;
Y;

NOT ACCEPTED
PERMISSION DENIED


fiscp:iodev=sysdisk1;
FILE SYSTEM CAPACITY DATA


TOTAL DISK SPACE: 244 MBYTES


SUBFS: SYSSUBFS11


KBYTES FILES
TOTAL AVAIL TOTAL MOUNTED
- - - -


SUBFS: SYSSUBFS21


KBYTES FILES
TOTAL AVAIL TOTAL MOUNTED
- - - -



Tryed two differents CF but the same error...
My user is AUTH 7 and this is BC12 SP5 (Spain).

Any idea?
 
how look IODDP now?
try to block NIU2 once more before FICRI

----------------------------------
If anything can go wrong, it will.

(Murphy's Law)
 
Code:
ioddp;
I/O DEVICE DATA


NODE            IODEV/SUBFS     BPOS/EQU    I/O-BUS TYPE/USAGE    STATUS    AUTH


SYSN            -               001-0-70    -       -             IN SERVICE    
SYSN            SYSDISK1        001-0-70-0  MASTER  TOSHIBA       MAN BLOCK     
                SYSSUBFS11
                SYSSUBFS21
SYSN            SYSTERMINAL     001-0-70-1  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TERMINAL-2      001-0-70-2  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TERMINAL-3      001-0-70-3  -       MML           -            7
SYSN            TELNET1         001-0-70-4  -       NETWORK/MML   -            7
SYSN            TELNET2         001-0-70-4  -       NETWORK/MML   -            7
SYSN            TELNET3         001-0-70-4  -       NETWORK/MML   -            7

Another possibility:

Code:
cnbip:bpos=1-0-70;


DEVICE BOARD REVISION INFORMATION


DATE: 24FEB06   TIME: 15:19:17

BPOS       BOARD/BRDID  PRODUCT NUMBER       REVISION STATUS ADD
           /IND


001-0-70   NIU2         ROF 137 5396/2       R3A                             
                        CAA 1580021          R6A      EXE                    
                        CAA 1580021          R5A      OLD

Perhaps NIU2 needs upgrade firmware to recognize CF with 256Mb?
 
NIU2 needs to be minimal R8A, but better R9A, to work with Toshiba flash, sandisk 256Mb works with R6A

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What You See Is What You Get
Never underestimate tha powah of tha google!
 
CiberWeb,

You just need to replace your flash disk with a new one.Probably scandisk brand....it is the same problem we
encountered here when we upgrade clients to BC12 using
Toshiba 256MB flash disk(Ericsson supplied). We just bought
scandisk flash disk locally & replaced the Ericsson supplied Toshiba flash disk & the problem is rectified. We did also asked Ericsson to replace the flashdisk provided.


rokane
 
CiberWeb,
I think,try to do Low format the new CF using niux commands.
Good Luck!
daubster999
 
rokane, no need to replace the hdisk if put the board in the correct firmware
[hammer]

-----------------------------------------------------
What You See Is What You Get
Never underestimate tha powah of tha google!
 
Ericsson is going to upgrade the firmware to resolve the problem ;-)

Incredible the knowledge of this forum. Simple incredible ;-)

Another question! :

If I want to use the NIU2+CF System Board also for CIL, how you would do the format of the Compact?

Perhaps 2x64 for system plus 1x120 for CIL? (It's a small system) And what would be the commands? (I'm still too newbie for having risks on formatting disks).

Thx indeed in advance!!
 
I answer myself:
Code:
BLEQI:EQU=1-3-20-0;
FIMOE:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11;
FIMOE:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21;
IOSIE:NODE=SYSN,IODEV=SYSDISK1;
 
Remove the board from the shelf, extract the Compact flash
Reinsert the new Compact Flash
Reinsert de board into the shelf
 
IOSII:NODE=SYSN,IODEV=SYSDISK1,SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11&SYSSUBFS21&mypartition,BTYPE=ATA;
FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11,SIZE=64;
FICRI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21,SIZE=64;
FICRI:SUBFS=mypartition,SIZE=116;
FIMOI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS11;
FIMOI:SUBFS=SYSSUBFS21;
FIMOI:SUBFS=mypartition,PATH=/SYSN/USR3;
BLEQE:EQU=1-3-20-0,ALLFM=YES;
 
CLDFI:FILE=myfile,PATH=/SYSN/USR3,USER=CIL-1,PRIO=A;
CLOHI:FILE=myfile,FORM=5,DMPSIZ=4;
CLODI:FILE=myfile;
CLTGI;
 
FIMOI:SUBFS=mypartition,PATH=/SYSN/USR3;

Is it important to use this path or can I mount it where ever I want?
 
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