[c-nsp] 6506 SUP2/MSFC2 Native IOS upgrade issue

Jon Lewis jlewis at lewis.org
Mon Jun 11 17:13:45 EDT 2007


On the downside, keep in mind that even with gobs of extra RAM, the Sup2 
can't take full routes for too much longer.

On Mon, 11 Jun 2007, Bryan wrote:

> Great advice, exactly as I was planning.
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> Jon Lewis wrote:
>> On Fri, 8 Jun 2007, Bryan wrote:
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>>> Thanks all for the suggestions.  It appears there are 2 fold problems.
>>> The previous engineer on this project informed me that the Sup2 was
>>> upgraded to 256mb ram (it wasn't) and the MSFC was upgraded to 512 (it
>>> wasn't).  I've got a sup2 w/ 128 and an MSFC w/ 256.
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>> Unless you're sure you're not going to ever put full routes on it, I
>> recommend maxing out the RAM on both the MSFC and Sup2 to 512mb each.
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>> On a 6509/sup2 with full routes and 512/512, I have only 268240496
>> free on the sup2.  It seems to me, if I had only 256mb RAM on there,
>> I'd be in trouble (or maybe it'd have carved off a smaller chunk for
>> I/O and I'd be ok).  Just max it out and know that you'll never have
>> to upgrade the RAM again.
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