I am not seeing a stack disable command in your dump ? This would mean the ports still think they are in stacking rather than port mode
(I am only new to all of this Brocade as of last week - so am just surmising)
Craig
Craig
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I am not seeing a stack disable command in your dump ? This would mean the ports still think they are in stacking rather than port mode
(I am only new to all of this Brocade as of last week - so am just surmising)
Craig
Craig
Hi,
I recently got a 7750-48F. It is boot looping printing this:
Not sure what is going on here, any help would be apreciated.
Thanks
I recently got a 7750-48F. It is boot looping printing this:
Code:
Bootloader Version: 10.1.13T205 (Jul 24 2018 - 03:22:28)
SVR: 0x82100120, PVR: 0x80230032
ICX7750:48F,Production-1
SYS CPLD VER: 0xe, Released Ver: 0
Enter 'b' to stop at boot monitor: 0
bootdelay: ===
Booting image from Primary
## Booting kernel from Legacy Image at 86000000 ...
Created: 2018-07-24 10:22:58 UTC
Data Size: 473584 Bytes = 462.5 KiB
Load Address: 00000000
Entry Point: 00000000
Verifying Checksum ... OK
## Verifying Application Image ...
Verifying Checksum ... OK
Loading Kernel Image ... OK
OK
HV#
No vsmgr node in config tree
HV# cpu0/0: failover_register() - registering notifiers...
^[[0ndefault eusb_infra enabled
ICX7750 eUSB-Infra Called
Number of eUSB partitions 7 ...
PLATFORM SW
Config partition mounted.
eUSB flash drive is ready No External USB Drive(s) Mounted . Resources folder check done!
Mfg. Backup Infra is Factory Disabled
dma_mem_base: 0xf8000000, dma_mem_len: 0x8000000, warm_mem_base: 0xf0200000, warm_mem_len: 0xd00000
Enabling time stamp.
Starting the FastIron.
FIPS Disabled:PORT NOT DISABLED
platform type 61
OS>
Loaded Image SWR08070c from Pri Built on (UTC): Thu Aug 30 11:34:18 2018
Enabling Console Logging
flash_file=0.
Hotplugger Daemon Initialized ..
set_board_level: gi_board_type = 94[ 17.927284] linux-kernel-bde: map phys range 0xf0000000-0xf0040000 to 0x4d982000-0x4d9c2000
[ 17.929673] linux-kernel-bde: map phys range 0xf8000000-0x0 to 0x4d9c2000-0x559c2000
DMA pool size: 134217728
SOC unit 0 attached to PCI device BCM56852_A2
0:soc_trident2_chip_reset: LCPLL 0 not locked on unit 0 status = 0x00000000
0:soc_schan_timeout_check: soc_schan_op: operation attempt timed out
0:_soc_cmicm_schan_op: SchanTimeOut:soc_schan_op operation timed out cmc=0
HDR[NACK=0 BANK=0 DMA=0 ECODE=0 ERR=0 DLEN=8 ACC=0 DPORT=7 OPC=11=READ_REG_CMD]
DW[ 0]=0x2c700400 DW[ 1]=0x0e001100
fdry_system_init: Misc init failed: Operation timed out
ERROR: SOC unit 0 system_init failed
********** BCM SDK init FAILED *************
***********************************************
FATAL ERROR: Failed in HW init hence rebooting
***********************************************
T=0.9: Halt and reboot
Unmounting the External USB
We are in system resetCopy RAMFS console log file to flash before we shutdownSyncing file system
Rebooting...Thanks
Follow the guide linked in the first post to reflash the primary partition and the boot sector from inside the uBoot environment.
If that fails, you most likely have a hardware issue of some sort. I had a 7150 with wonky flash and I had to use the NAND clean and scrub commands to get it to properly load an image.
If that fails, you most likely have a hardware issue of some sort. I had a 7150 with wonky flash and I had to use the NAND clean and scrub commands to get it to properly load an image.
this channel has 300,000 subscribers and he could not google to find this thread or guide before deciding to publish this. kill me
Well you know it is better for him to make a video with that title as that will get more clicks, and he can make a part 2 later on that he fixed it. Not defending him but just thinking about the youtube/adsense mindset. And he can thank his fans to send him to this thread.
surely you realized this would be a train wreck before he even racked the switch?
The words, enterprise and "plug and play" in the same sentence?
Big negative points for using a D'k tahg as a box opener too - that's just - just plan wrong.
listening to his jibber jabber flim flam hurt my brain.
so much bad content in that video.
Is it a good idea to redirect people who can't/don't want to use a search engine to his place? 
Any idea about my ICX6450-24P issue (35W in IDLE instead of 25)?
Are there different revs? Can it be due to aging of components in the PSU?
Are there different revs? Can it be due to aging of components in the PSU?
"Even though I am well-practiced as a [failure], I still got bit..." -- YouTube Personality
I just stumbled upon this page:
It is a wealth of information about Brocade ICX and some other stuff.
For instance ' FastIron Layer 3 Step-by-Step Guide '
NetAdmin.us Website
www.netadmin.us
It is a wealth of information about Brocade ICX and some other stuff.
For instance ' FastIron Layer 3 Step-by-Step Guide '
Might be the PSUs, there are multiple types/vendors and some of them draw more power.
Any idea on how to identify?
Anyone with a 25W IDLE ICX6450 willing to share a picture of the PSU?
Ah my bad, 6450s don't have external PSUs. In which case this is less relevant and I'm not sure.
Are you measuring from the wall? It might be different in 120V vs 240V countries due to conversion losses. Or it might only be 25W with DC in and 35W when powered with AC. Otherwise I don't have suggestions.
Yes, wall Power with two different power measurement devices that report the same number (with +-0.1 difference)
240V 50Hz (good Europe power
)The 25W were always reported for AC, and there's another guy in a German forum that has an ICX6450-24P and gets 25W wall power with the same model of power measurement device
If he hasn't already you'll soon be getting a DM from him about it.
The guy admits he's a full time YTber so maxing out his revenue stream would be in his best interest. I wonder what went wrong with the stacking ports. They don't require any licenses. Most likely the default is configured for stacking and that's why things didn't link up. Or he connected to the wrong ports: two are always broken out, two are not. At 12:44, he shows the 40G is connected to 1/2/1, which is the non-broken out port. Earlier he only mentions break out DAC cables.
I found it strange there were a ton of people who commented about this thread but haven't seen a URL, but didn't go through every comment. When mentioned on Reddit there are URLs everywhere.
I could see that he list the nics he use They are HP Infiniband FDR/Ethernet nics could it be that the Mellanox nics ether did not switch to Ethernet or they are flashed with a non ethernet firmware. I know i had some problems with my connectx-2 that they would not always switch to ethernet. But again we dont know because it is the switches fault. And i have to be sure we dont give him idea's for a part 3 about the crappy HP nics he have bought. Heck it could be the QSFP+ cable also we dont know again because it must be the switch.
cx-3 vpi have the same problem (I flashed all my nics now with the ethernet only firmware to avoid this
)That is so true. @itronin is correct. Enterprise stuff and plug and play don't go together. YTber was spoiled by Ubiquiti gear.
Do you really need ethernet FW? I set my ports to ethernet instead of VPI. I have Mellanox- and HP-branded cards. No difference in functionality except Windows device discovery.