Re: [nsp] 7505 and new VIP2-50 issue

From: Scott Whyte (swhyte@cisco.com)
Date: Tue Nov 14 2000 - 15:18:41 EST

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On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Richie wrote:

> Has anyone experienced something like this...
>
> I have a 7505 with a RSP4 installed. With no other cards installed, I
> inserted a new VIP2-50 with a single fast ethernet (PA-FE) adapter. When I
> boot the router, I receive a traceback message, the router continues to load
> and I can perform a "show diag" and view the VIP information- memory is
> correct,etc. When I power down the router and remove the fast ethernet
> adapter and leave the VIP installed (for testing), the router continuously
> reboots.

Installing a VIP with no PAs is an unsupported configuration.

>
> I have another VIP2-50 that works just fine. I have also tried updating the
> IOS.

Did you update the bootflash?

>
> Just looking for some insight.
>
> Richie Bowick
> rb@mindspring.com
>

-Scott

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