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guys i need help..i think i just corrupt my both.tim file after i reset my switch
heres the log:
Configuring Network with eth-mgmt Port Setting.....
No existing config file URL

Primary image location: cf1:\both.tim
Loading image cf1:\both.tim

Invalid .tim file signature.
Failed to verify header. Corrupted/Unsupported .tim file.
Failed to validate and load the TiMOS image

TiMOS image load failed.

please help

You can boot from a TFTP or FTP server.

Interrupt the boot sequence then set the eth-mgmt-address and if the server is on a different subnet, the eth-mgmt-route.
Set primary-image to the directory containing both.tim on the FTP or TFTP server.

For example, for a server with both.tim in a directory "TiMOS-6.0.R5" relative to the FTP/TFTP root:

primary-image tftp://192.168.1.150/TiMOS-6.0.R5
or
primary-image ftp://user:passwd@192.168.1.150/TiMOS-6.0.R5

For next time, there's a command "file version <file-url> check" to validate the integrity of a .tim file before reloading.

mivens wrote:You can boot from a TFTP or FTP server.

Interrupt the boot sequence then set the eth-mgmt-address and if the server is on a different subnet, the eth-mgmt-route.
Set primary-image to the directory containing both.tim on the FTP or TFTP server.

For example, for a server with both.tim in a directory "TiMOS-6.0.R5" relative to the FTP/TFTP root:

primary-image tftp://192.168.1.150/TiMOS-6.0.R5
or
primary-image ftp://user:passwd@192.168.1.150/TiMOS-6.0.R5

For next time, there's a command "file version <file-url> check" to validate the integrity of a .tim file before reloading.

i have tried this, but seem not help. Error message below:
ERROR: Failed to decompress section text -- (313)
Failed to validate and load the TiMOS image
Note: this both.tim is copied from another sas-m with the same model.

Sounds like the file is corrupted.

From the working SAS-M, verify that the file passes the file version check. Verify that the file on your FTP/TFTP server have the same size as on the working SAS-M. Make sure that if for example you're FTPing the file from the original SAS-M you do so in binary rather than ASCII mode.

Is your CF card installed in the correct slot?