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This document describes the procedure to bring a processor from an BPX/IGX/IPX online from the boot loader mode.
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Bringing the Node Online
If you have used a clrallcnf command, which clears the configuration, the node is placed in the boot loader mode because it does not know which revision of the software is loaded. Complete the following steps to bring the node online from the boot loader mode.
Note: You must be on the console port of the node.
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Use the dspcc a command to show the version of code running on the active processor.
Cisco Rev: ERP Detailed Card Display for NPC in slot 2 Status: Active Revision: ERP ROM Id: 9.3.45 RAM Id: 9.3.45 BRAM Id: BRAM Flag: Flash EEPROMs: Standard Installed Last Command: dspcc a -
Use the setrev xx.xx.xx p command to tell the software what version of code to run.
Cisco Rev: ERP Detailed Card Display for NPC in slot 2 Status: Active Revision: ERP ROM Id: 9.3.45 RAM Id: 9.3.45 BRAM Id: BRAM Flag: Flash EEPROMs: Standard Installed Last Command: setrev 9.3.45 pThe transition to online in progress message is displayed, and the node reboots.
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| Updated: Oct 06, 2005 | Document ID: 10777 |