Cisco IE-4010-4S24P error saving de configuration

[schizoidman8]

Hi!

I have a Cisco IE-4010-4S24P and I tried to save the configuration but it shows the following error:

Building configuration...
SD write failed!
SD read failed!
SD write failed!
SD write failed!
SD write failed!
SD write failed!

Error: There is insufficient space on flash to write the configuration
Error: file "sdflash:/config.text.new". Remove unnecessary files and try again.[OK]

Regards.

[schizoidman8]

Hi

We could save config-file now but when I tried to save config from a tftp server the issue still goes on

[Leo Laohoo]

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@schizoidman8 wrote:

copy tftp://10.26.8.157/prueba sdflash:

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Wait.  Wut? 

The SD is damaged/broken.  Did someone made any attempt to replace the broken SD something else?

[schizoidman8]

How do you know it is damaged or broken, because of the (I/O error)SD write failed log?

We have not made any attempt to replace the SD, do you recommend to RMA it?

Thanks in advance.

[Leo Laohoo]

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@schizoidman8 wrote:

because of the (I/O error)SD write failed log?

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Yes.

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@schizoidman8 wrote:

We have not made any attempt to replace the SD, do you recommend to RMA it?

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IF the SD has the "Cisco" logo on it, yes.  RMA the SD.

[schizoidman8]

Thanks for the information.

[Leo Laohoo]

Raise an RMA based on the serial number of the switch.  And then tell them about the error message (or even this thread) from the SD.

WARNING:  Make sure to raise TAC cases during RTP/North America or Europe time and avoid the other TAC "desk".

[schizoidman8]

I have already done the replacemnte of the SD memory but the issue still goes on, any comments?

Thanks in advance.

[Leo Laohoo]

If the problem persist, RMA the switch.

[schizoidman8]

you mean that boot the ios in flash not sdflash, after that try to save the configuration?

I really appreciate your comments. 

[Leo Laohoo]

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@schizoidman8 wrote:

Error: There is insufficient space on flash to write the configuration
Error: file "sdflash:/config.text.new". Remove unnecessary files and try again.[OK]

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Post the complete output to the following commands: 

1. sh version
2. sh boot
3. dir