[Asterisk-Users] Yet another cisco 9760 7.x firmware failure
John Breeden
jbreeden at plumhall.com
Fri Mar 18 22:37:55 MST 2005
Got my first Cisco 7960G from voipsupply this week. They sent me the sip
firmware upgrades through 7.3.
All went well through 6.X, Then the 7.X firmware upgrade flash.
(7.1.0). Yea, I read the archives and was forwarned :-)
The Universal Application loader flashed just fine, but died with the
dreaded "Protocol Application Invalid" message.
tftp debug shows it's asking for SEP<hdwraddr>.cnf.xml. I fed it the xml
script from the wiki "firmware issues on 7940-7960"
It's also asking for a file called "CTLSEP<hrdwraddr>.tlv". I have no
idea what this file is so I've just fed it a null file with the same
name. Any insight to what this file is or if I even need it would be
welcome.
Finally, it's asking for a file called "P003-07-1-00.loads" which I
DON'T have. I'm guessing it's a boot loader of sorts.
Googlin' around seems to indicate that "P003-07-1-00.loads" is suppos'
to be part of the cisco firmware release for 7.1.0. If so, it looks like
voipsupply forgot to supply it to me.
That's what I need to verify, am I missing the file
"P003-07-1-00.loads"? If so I can take the weekend off and start
hounding voipsupply monday morning.
Could someone verify that I'm correct? Or is there something else I'm
missing?
Of course if I'm right, any anonymous donation of the correct files
would be most welcome :-)
This is what tftp is squawking as I write:
Mar 18 19:29:55 xxxx in.tftpd[32676]: RRQ from 192.168.1.13 filename
CTLSEP<xxxxxxxxxxxx>.tlv <-don't have
Mar 18 19:29:55 xxxx in.tftpd[32677]: RRQ from 192.168.1.13 filename
SEP<xxxxxxxxxxxx>.cnf.xml <- from wiki
Mar 18 19:29:55 xxxx in.tftpd[32678]: RRQ from 192.168.1.13 filename
P003-07-1-00.loads <- don't have
Mar 18 19:29:55 xxxx in.tftpd[32679]: RRQ from 192.168.1.13 filename
P003-07-1-00.sbn <- have
Righ now the cisco akes a damn fine sexy door stop.
Thanx in advance
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John Breeden
Plum Hall, Inc.
Kamuela Hawaii
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