Anyone with the latest EOS-4.28.2F.swi for 7050SX-72Q? I am unable to find it anywhere. Thank you in advance.
Try this to recover from ABOOT password.
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EOS 4.29.1F - Recovery Procedures - Arista
Recovery Procedures These sections describe switch recovery procedures: Removing the Enable Password from the Startup Configuration Reverting the Switch to the Factory Default Startup Configuration Restoring the Factory Default EOS Image and Startupwww.arista.com
ya as every poster noted the jet engine noise
environment fan-speed override 30
yup .. got it to 50% and the temps and noise are acceptable!!! no more landing jets in my server closet ..Thank youCode:environment fan-speed override 30
Do you have an official MD5 list?i'm about to check the MD5 to see if its legit
I don't like this on Arista's. Cisco at least publishes md5 checksums, so if you find IOS on the internet, you can always verify it.Do you have an official MD5 list?
That has been up for a surprisingly long time, at least a few months.For those interested i found this little nugget ... still up and running -- i think the 4.29.0.2f is really 4.28... thought i'd post it -- i'm about to check the MD5 to see if its legit ... enjoy while its still there Index of /Arista-EOS/
Also, EOS SWI files are just zip files. So you can inspect inside of them fairly easily. That's not to say that SWI files from random places on the internet are safe, but at least you have *some* hope of seeing what's inside of the package.That has been up for a surprisingly long time, at least a few months.
Here's one sample:EOS is Linux, i think IT was Debian based. You can start bash and Run Linux commands...
$ uname -a
Linux malachite 3.4.43.Ar-11723055.41811M #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Mar 25 15:39:01 PDT 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Fedora release 18 (Spherical Cow)