is there a way to recover an image on a nm-cue

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I tried to upgrade an image on a nm-cue as it seemed corrupted i followed the step and end result was unsuccessful so now when it boots this is what i get:

BIOS Version: SM 02.00
BIOS Build date: 09/17/02
System Now Booting ...


Booting from disk..., please wait.




*Jul 2 19:58:56.259: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Service-Engine1/0, changed state to up
Embedded BIOS Debugger Invalid Opcode Trap
EAX = FFF00003 CS:EIP = 0000:00007DC5 EFL = 00000217 pl nz .. AC .. PE .. CY
EBX = 756E7C00 SS:ESP = 0000:00001FEE EBP = 00001FDA .. nt IOPL0 nv up EI ..
ECX = 00000002 DS:ESI = 9F40:00035554 FS = 1AC4 .. .. id vp vi al vm rf
EDX = 0000ED80 ES:EDI = 0000:0000523F GS = 0000
0000:00007DC5 dw 3FFFh / (16383).


EB43DBG:


Anyone has experience recovering from this. I can't find any documentation on it.

azaghul

Its been a while, but I ran into something similar with my CUE module.

Bought from eBay....with the HDD wiped. I had to use the alternate method to reinstall it, via the CUE boot-loader. Similar to doing a router rommon IOS install.

Cisco Unity Express Installation and Upgrade Guide  [Cisco Unity Express] - Cisco Systems

Hope this helps...

Legacy User

Thats exactly the original issue i had. I think i messed up in the static route to the service module for the tftp. Hence why when i tried to do the software recovery via cue bootloader it crashed went to the prompt i am now.

EB43DBG:



EB43DBG: ?
REBOOT - cold boot the target
CONSOLE [CON|COMn] - set debug console
MASK x - set debug mask for EDOSROM
WCOMx byte [n] - write byte to COMx n times
MODE n - set video mode
D[b|w|d] [addr] - **** memory (bytes/words/dwords)
R[16|32] [reg value] - display registers
I[w|d] port - input from 8/16/32-bit I/O port
O[w|d] port val - output to 8/16/32-bit I/O port
U[16|32] [addr] - unassemble code
E addr byte [...] - enter bytes
V vector# - display interrupt vector table pointer
T - trace next instruction
+|- - inc/dec IP
G - go (resume execution)
BP addr - set breakpoint
BC bkpt# - clear breakpoint
BL - list breakpoints
SO x - route EDOSROM output to COMx
EA20|DA20 - enable/disable A20 line
ECACHE|DCACHE - enable/disable cache
TORAM - run BIOS from RAM
TOROM - run BIOS from ROM
WP [addr] - set/clear watchpoint
RC index - read CMOS RAM data
WC index byte ... - write CMOS RAM data
RFL phys: phys len - read nwords words from Flash
WFL phys: phys xxxx ... - write words to Flash
EFL phys: phys - erase Flash block
LFL phys: phys - lock Flash block
SFL phys: phys wdcnt value - set Flash words to value
UFL phys: phys wdcnt addr - update Flash from buffer
CSR index - read data from chipset
CSW index data - write data to chipset
SIOR index - read data from SIO chip
SIOW index data - write data to SIO chip
PCIR[BWD] idx [func dev bus] - read data from PCI device
PCIW[BWD] idx val [func dev bus]- write data to PCI device
PCID - **** PCI enumeration
RD|WD unit sec hd trk addr - read/write disk sector to/from buffer
BIOSDATA - display BIOS data area
?|HELP - show this help
EB43DBG:

Dont see any useful options when i type ? Idk.. running out of ideas.

Legacy User

i was given another hard drive to install and now i'm getting an error:



after a while of running it booted but now i have this message


Initializing memory. Please wait.
*Jul 11 17:00:35.171: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Service-Engine1/0, changed state to down 256 MB SDRAM detected
BIOS Version: SM 02.00
BIOS Build date: 09/17/02
System Now Booting ...

Booting from disk..., please wait.

Invalid partition table

Then it just hangs and tries to reset and reboot itself.

I heard I can ghost a hard drive from a working nm-cue and copy it over the new one. Not sure how though.