Re: Configuration register strangeness
- From: "ciscodagama@xxxxxxxxx" <ciscodagama@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 14 Mar 2006 13:05:35 -0800
This is certainly strange. How are you currently connected to the
system? Are you on the console or have you connected via telnet/ssh?
If it is the latter, try connecting in via the console and see if you
can interact as usual with the console. The reason I am suggesting
that is because 0x922 indicates a console baud rate of 4800 while the
default is 9600 baud. Assuming you use 9600 baud by default, you
should have trouble connecting with the console if indeed the 0x922
value reported is what is also in the config register.
The config register is in non-volatile memory and this could be some
kind of hardware problem. If you are connecting fine at 9600 baud with
the console, then it seems likely that the register is being written
correctly but being read back incorrectly. If you find that you
actually have to change to 4800 baud to connect to the console then it
looks like both reads and writes to (at least the three least
significant nibbles of) the register are broken. In either case, you
will likey have to contact Cisco to remedy this.
Cisco da Gama
http://ciscostudy.blogspot.com
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