I'd like to get ANY version.
That's what I have:
nos3.0.1.tar
nos4.0.1.tar
nos4.1.3d.tar.gz
nos5.0.2a.zip
nos6.0.1a.tar.gz
nos6.0.2g.tar
nos6.0.2g.tar.gz
nos6.0.2.zip
nos7.0.0.zip
nos7.0.1.tar.gz
nos7.0.2b.zip
nos7.2.0d.tar.gz
nos7.2.0.tar.gz
nos7.4.0a.tar.gz
nos7.4.1b.tar.gz
nos7.4.1f.zip
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I've used 8-16Gb CF cards with UDMA support from China. You'll need 8Gb or more, basically.
It is better to get 'industrial-grade' card, maybe used, but, IMHO, it is overpriced sometimes. I'd rather get a spare card.
Oh, that's so generous! We should also note socket LGA775.
I'm just wondering, did Intel broke any of it's promises?
I can understand that nobody wants to have extra expenses for upgrading motherboard as well, but I can't understand why there's so much hate to AMD for things that's OK for Intel?
I was able to find following versions:
nos4.1.3d nos5.0.2a nos6.0.1a nos6.0.2g nos7.0.0 nos7.0.1 nos7.0.2b nos7.2.0d nos7.4.1
If you have some other version please share with me.
Here's what shown during 1st boot:
Maybe there were no port licenses installed?
But I remember that 'show license' (or similar) command showed something. I haven't saved that.
Noob question: is there a way to backup licenses? I have a switch with NOS 4.x and want to update it, and don't want to loose port upgrade license. Is it stored on internal CF card or somewhere else?
As I know, curtently only HP and IBM make tape drives. Quantum and Fujitsu are HP drives, Dell is IBM. I am not expecting HP drive to work in Dell library, but IBM may work. Double check it.
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