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mycal
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Wait for auto-negotiation complete...ResetPhyChip Failed
Looks like your Phy chip burned up, common with these guys.
The biggest downside to 9100 is that its design runs hot.
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suncity
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| Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 9:02 pm Post subject: |
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| MYCAL.... Thank you for the quick reply. |
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mycal
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ESinclair
Joined: 16 Apr 2010
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| Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 8:44 pm Post subject: Still trying to load firmware |
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Mike, thanks for the help
About the time I got this message, I was able to get the YOICS bin file to load using the command "ft 6 romfs 0x7f0c0000 0x7f0c0014 -a"
Once it looked like all was good, I powered it down, hooked it up to the cameras, went to my PC, used IPEdit to find it.
I logged in, and it seemed like it was working fine.
So I decided to set my static IP, add some users, etc.... I made my changes, clicked reboot now, and when it booted, the YOICS index1.htm page showed no cams. So I went into the legacy interface, check all my setting, but I could see the cams.
I tried rebooting the box a couple of times, but the YOICS page just showed blank cams.
So then I decided to try downloading the files http://support.yoics.com/files/9100_repair/linux.zip and http://support.yoics.com/files/9100_repair/9100a.bin
Using xmodem in hyperterm, I was able to load 9100a.bin using the command:
fx 6 romfs.img 0x7F0A0000 0x7F0A0000 -a
When I attempt to do the same with LINUX.bin using the command:
fx 7 linux.bin 0x7F020000 0x00008000 -acxz
I get this message:
bootloader > fx 7 linux.bin 0x7F020000 0x00008000 -acxz
Waiting for download
Press Ctrl-x to cancel ...
CCCCCCCCCC
Flash programming ...
ERROR: Write failed.
bootloader >
LS currently shows:
bootloader > ls
Image: 0 name:BOOT INFO base:0x7F010000 size:0x00000038 exec:0x7F010000 -af
Image: 6 name:romfs.img base:0x7F0A0000 size:0x00139480 exec:0x7F0A0000 -a
bootloader >
Do you think I'm doing something wrong? |
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mycal
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| Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2010 8:54 pm Post subject: |
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fx 7 linux.bin 0x7F020000 0x00008000 -acxz
This looks correct, if that doesn't work, it is possible that you flash memory is damaged, or that there is something wrong with your upload.
I assume your using hyperterminal to xmodem upload your files.
you need to figure out how to load the linux.zip that matches your original firmware version.
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WolfgangN
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| Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 9:46 pm Post subject: |
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Hi, i flashed my 9100A as well and have no LAN-Connection any more. Via the Max 232A and Hyperterminal with my old WIN98-PC I get a connection and can see the boot-process. What exactly do I have to type into the Hyperterminal-window to upload the romfs.img and the linux.bin? What are the correct settings on the ANSI-page for the hyperterminal-PGM? What do I have to upload first, the linux or the romfs-file, do I have to unzip it before or can I specify the zip-file?
Regards
Wolfgang |
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WolfgangN
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| Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 4:17 pm Post subject: |
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So I got it back to work.
Solution: Instead of uploading the romfs.img I uploaded the 9100A.bin with the command fx 6 romfs.img 0x7f0a0000 0x7f0a0014 -a after deleting image 6 (del 6).
Now everything works fine thanks to the help in that forumKeep on going, guys!
Wolfgang |
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