6500 not booting neither from bootdisk or disk0: with illegal opcode error

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07-24-2012 11:46 AM - edited 03-07-2019 07:57 AM
Hi
One of the 6500 was going in bootrom mode, so I have formated the flash disk using the other Cisco 6500 switch and copied IOS file to the boot disk. But the 6500 booting failed with the following error
rommon 1 > boot disk0:/s72033-adventerprisek9_wan-mz.122-33.SXI9.bin
Loading image, please wait ...
Initializing ATA monitor library...
*** Illegal Opcode Exception ***
PC = 0x801060e4, Cause = 0x28, Status Reg = 0x30409003
monitor: command "boot" aborted due to exception
Awaiting your kind revert
Regards
R.Krishnan.
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07-24-2012 02:52 PM
PC = 0x801060e4, Cause = 0x28, Status Reg = 0x30409003
monitor: command "boot" aborted due to exception
This looks like the IOS is corrupt.
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07-24-2012 03:02 PM
Check the bootdisk/bootflash for any crashfiles. Might also be a corrupted IOS. Best way to confirm is to take a flash from another working 6500 after testing SXI9 to be working over there and use the same disk in this device. Not the easiest of methods
-Karthic
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07-24-2012 03:17 PM
Check the MD5 hash with YOUR file against the Cisco website.
Use the command "verify /md disk0:IOS.bin". At the end of the process is long line of alpha-numeric numbers. Compare that value against the Cisco website.
If they don't match you may need to download the IOS from the website once again.
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07-24-2012 03:19 PM
leolaohoo wrote:
Check the MD5 hash with YOUR file against the Cisco website.
Use the command "verify /md disk0:IOS.bin". At the end of the process is long line of alpha-numeric numbers. Compare that value against the Cisco website.
If they don't match you may need to download the IOS from the website once again.
Good point Leo.
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07-24-2012 03:27 PM
Thanks Karthic.
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07-26-2012 03:16 PM
Would be very nice if the OP can give us an update to this as some people may find this thread useful.
