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FSCK: LFN SFN entry corrupted is observed after fsck slavesup-bootdisk

EveEri
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Hi all,

I have a Cisco 7609 with ios 122-33 SR6. When I try to copy the new image 122-33.SRE15a in disk0 to slavesup-bootdisk: I cannot. I got this error.% Error opening slavesup-bootdisk:/......(Directory entreis are corrupted, please format the disk )

 

Then I run this command fsck /force slavesup-bootdisk:, but I got the new error:

Starting File System integrity check
NOTE: File System will be deinited and later rebuilt

Partition Table check ...[Passed]

Starting partition 0 Analysis
Boot Sector/Boot Parameter Block check ...[Passed]
DIB not present
DIB & Monlib check ...[Passed]
Partition Init check ...[Passed]
FSCK: LFN/SFN entry corrupted. Marking entries (clus = 2, off = 224)for recovery ...
LFN/SFN entry corrupted. Marking entries (clus = 9DE3, off = 96)for recovery ...
LFN/SFN chain corrupted. Marking entries (clus = 9DE3, off = 160)for recovery ...
LFN/SFN chain corrupted. Marking entries (clus = 9DE3, off = 160)for recovery ...

Is there some other step I'm missing? Thank you in advance!

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Philip D'Ath
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

I'd take a copy of the files (that you can), format the filesystem, and then copy them back.  I'd be tempted to use the firmware from the primary rather than using the slave ones.

 

It is also possible your flash memory is simply worn out from old age.

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Philip D'Ath
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

I'd take a copy of the files (that you can), format the filesystem, and then copy them back.  I'd be tempted to use the firmware from the primary rather than using the slave ones.

 

It is also possible your flash memory is simply worn out from old age.

Thank you Philip D´ Ath,

 

We past the file to USB and after that format the slavesup-bootdisk.

 

Finally, I can load the files and new IOS.

 

Best Regards,

Eve

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