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5 Firmware download issues Symptom You receive a BadRootDev error message. Probable cause and recommended action You perform a firmwaredownload on a 3900 or 4100 (a single-bladed/4.x switch). During the firmwaredownload process the boot environment variables are incorrectly set and causes a BadRootDev error message to appear. You can find the information contained in the examples below in the output from the supportShow command. Example of normal boot environment variable /sbin/bootenv: AutoLoad=yes ENET_MAC=006069900E8C InitTest=MEM() LoadIdentifiers=Fabric Operating System;Fabric Operating System OSBooted=MEM()0xF0000000 OSLoadOptions=quiet;quiet OSLoader=MEM()0xF0000000;MEM()0xF0800000 OSRootPartition=hda2;hda1 SkipWatchdog=yes The following boot environment variable example shows what it looks like when a firmware upgrade has occurred but not a proper reboot. This environment variable is temporarily placed there by the firmware upgrade process. To fix this issue, you can reboot the switch. If the problem persists, contact your switch support provider. Example of switch needing a reboot /sbin/bootenv: AutoLoad=yes AutoLoadTimeout=0 ENET_MAC=006069906014 LoadIdentifiers=IDE w/ XFS;IDE w/ XFS & NFS Root OSLoadOptions=quiet;quiet OSLoader=MEM()0xF0800000;MEM()0xF0000000 OSRootPartition=hda2;hda1 SkipWatchdog=yes SoftUpgrade=commit Upgrade=/dev/hda2 Example of BadRootDev environment variable This environment variable will need to be removed before continuing: /sbin/bootenv: AutoLoad=yes BadRootDev=hda2 ENET_MAC=00051e3411ad InitTest=MEM() LoadIdentifiers=Fabric Operating System;Fabric Operating System OSBooted=MEM()0xF0000000 OSLoadOptions=quiet;quiet OSLoader=MEM()0xF0000000;MEM()0xF0800000 OSRootPartition=hda1;hda2 SkipWatchdog=yes 40 Fabric OS Troubleshooting and Diagnostics Guide 53-1000853-01

Section	Page
Contents	3
About This Document	9
In this chapter	9
How this document is organized	9
Supported hardware and software	10
What’s new in this document	10
Document conventions	11
Text formatting	11
Notes, cautions, and warnings	11
Key terms	12
Additional information	12
Brocade resources	12
Other industry resources	12
Getting technical help	13
Document feedback	14
Introduction to Troubleshooting	15
In this chapter	15
About troubleshooting	15
Network time protocol	15
Most common problem areas	16
Questions for common symptoms	16
Gathering information for your switch support provider	19
Setting up your switch for FTP	19
Capturing a supportSave	20
Capturing a supportShow	20
Capturing output from a console	20
Capturing command output	20
Building a case for your switch support provider	21
Basic switch information	21
Detailed problem information	21
Gathering additional information	23
General Issues	25
In this chapter	25
Licensing issues	25
Switch Message Logs	25
Checking fan components	26
Checking the switch temperature	27
Checking the power supply	27
Checking the temperature, fan, and power supply	27
Fibre Channel Routing	27
Checking for Fibre Channel connectivity problems	28
Third party applications	29
Connections Issues	31
In this chapter	31
Port initialization and FCP auto discovery process	31
Link issues	33
Connection problems	33
Checking the logical connection	33
Checking the name server (NS)	34
Link failures	35
Determining a successful negotiation	36
Checking for a loop initialization failure	36
Checking for a point-to-point initialization failure	37
Correcting a port that has come up in the wrong mode	37
Marginal links	38
Troubleshooting a marginal link	38
Device login issues	39
Pinpointing problems with device logins	41
Media-related issues	43
Testing a port’s external transmit and receive path	44
Testing a switch’s internal components	44
Testing components to and from the HBA	44
Segmented fabrics	45
Reconciling fabric parameters individually	45
Downloading a correct configuration	46
Reconciling a domain ID conflict	46
Configuration Issues	47
In this chapter	47
Configupload and download issues	47
Gathering additional information	49
Brocade configuration form	50
FirmwareDownload Errors	51
In this chapter	51
Blade troubleshooting tips	51
Firmware download issues	52
Troubleshooting firmwareDownload	55
Gathering additional information	55
Brocade DCX error handling	55
USB error handling	58
Considerations for downgrading firmware	58
Preinstallation messages	58
Blade types	59
Firmware versions	61
IP settings	62
Platform	63
Port settings	65
Routing	68
Zoning	68
Security Issues	71
In this chapter	71
Password issues	71
Password recovery options	72
Protocol and certificate management issues	72
Gathering additional information	73
SNMP issues	74
Gathering additional information	74
FIPS issues	74
ISL Trunking Issues	75
In this chapter	75
Link issues	75
Buffer credit issues	76
Zone Issues	77
In this chapter	77
Overview of corrective action	77
Verifying a fabric merge problem	77
Segmented fabrics	77
Zone conflicts	78
Correcting a fabric merge problem quickly	79
Editing zone configuration members	80
Reordering the zone member list	80
Checking for Fibre Channel connectivity problems	80
Checking for zoning problems	82
Gathering additional information	82
FCIP Issues	83
In this chapter	83
FCIP tunnel issues	83
FCIP links	85
Gathering additional information	86
Port mirroring	86
Supported hardware	87
Port mirroring considerations	88
Port mirroring management	89
FTRACE concepts	90
Tracing Fibre Channel information	90
FICON Fabric Issues	93
In this chapter	93
FICON issues	93
Troubleshooting FICON	94
General information to gather for all cases	94
Identifying ports	95
Single-switch topology checklist	96
Cascade mode topology checklist	96
Gathering additional information	96
Troubleshooting FICON CUP	97
Troubleshooting FICON NPIV	99
iSCSI Issues	101
In this chapter	101
Connectivity	101
Zoning	103
Authentication	104
Working With Diagnostic Features	105
In this chapter	105
About Fabric OS diagnostics	105
Diagnostic information	106
Power-on self test	106
Switch status	108
Viewing the overall status of the switch	108
Displaying switch information	109
Displaying the uptime for a switch	109
Port information	110
Viewing the status of a port	110
Displaying the port statistics	111
Displaying a summary of port errors for a switch	112
Equipment status	113
Displaying the status of the fans	113
Displaying the status of a power supply	113
Displaying temperature status	114
System message log	114
Displaying the system message log, with no page breaks	114
Displaying the system message log one message at a time	114
Clearing the system message log	115
Port log	115
Viewing the port log	115
Syslogd configuration	116
Configuring the host	117
Configuring the switch	117
Automatic trace dump transfers	118
Specifying a remote server	119
Enabling the automatic transfer of trace dumps	119
Setting up periodic checking of the remote server	119
Saving comprehensive diagnostic files to the server	119
Diagnostic tests not supported by M-EOS 9.6.2 and FOS 6.0	120
Switch Type	121
Hexidecimal	123