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Posted by Al on September 14, 2006, 11:25 am
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Hi,
We have a 3030 Concentrator that failed recently, giving the following
message on the console at boot-time:
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Boot-ROM Initializing...
Boot configured 256 MB of RAM.
No IDE devices found...
...Boot-ROM Found No IDE Devices..!
WARNING - If this message is seen then either an IDE device
was not found or a valid main image could not be loaded!
Boot code complete...
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It would seem that the Compact Flash card has failed - this happened
during normal operation (it hung, we rebooted it & it never came back).
What I would like to know is can we replace the card with any card
bought from a store? What considerations are there for doing this - for
example what format should the card be, FAT32? Can I try putting the
card in a card-reader & seeing if I can repair it?
Any help much appreciated as I haven't been able to find any
information on this.
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