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FAS 2040 Reset Node

cwnetappnewbie
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Unable to boot a FAS2040 filer node,

Was halfway through a HA Cluster upgrade from Ontap 7.3.5 to 8.1.4P8 7-mode when the node (controller) that hadn't been upgraded was accidentally rebooted, 

I have since not been able to get this node back up.

(it a 2 node HA cluster and is not in production)

In trying to get the node back up, the disks have unfortunately been deleted, I am also uanble to netboot this particular note (error message attached)

Can any one advise on the best way to get the controller backup and running

 

Regards

 

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SeanHatfield
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The detangled version would look more like:

g_vfs_done():md1.unzip[READ(offset=290095104, length=4096)]error=5
Warning: kernel and rootfs.img version mismatch - requesting Boot Menu.
g_vfs_done():md1.unzip[READ(offset=176750592, length=4096)]error=5
g_vfs_done():md1.unzip[READ(offset=176750592, length=4096)]error=5
/sbin/init: Input/output error

Looks like a read error off the http server or a corrupt file.

 

 

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aborzenkov
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Are you able to NetBoot other controller using the same HTTP server? Are you able to NetBoot other Data ONTAP version on this controller (e.g. 7.3.5)?

SeanHatfield
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The detangled version would look more like:

g_vfs_done():md1.unzip[READ(offset=290095104, length=4096)]error=5
Warning: kernel and rootfs.img version mismatch - requesting Boot Menu.
g_vfs_done():md1.unzip[READ(offset=176750592, length=4096)]error=5
g_vfs_done():md1.unzip[READ(offset=176750592, length=4096)]error=5
/sbin/init: Input/output error

Looks like a read error off the http server or a corrupt file.

 

 

If this post resolved your issue, help others by selecting ACCEPT AS SOLUTION or adding a KUDO.
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