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  • 1.  USB PROBLEM

    Posted Jan 28, 2025 04:21 AM

    Buenos días

    estoy intentando realizar un upgrade de un Aruba 6100 a través de un usb.

    Realizo lo siguiente:

    (config)# usb
    (config)# usb mount
      <cr>
    (config)# usb mount
    Error: Unable to detect inserted USB storage device: No such file or directory

    SW-WIFI-233(config)# sh usb
    Enabled: Yes
    Mounted: No
    SW-WIFI-233(config)#

    ¿Cómo puedo conseguir montarlo?.

    saludos



  • 2.  RE: USB PROBLEM

    Posted Jan 28, 2025 08:00 AM

    Hola Juan Manuel,

    Prueba desde la shell con estos comandos:

    # start-shell

    :~$ cd /mnt/usb

    :/mnt/usb$ ls c*

    config.txt

    :~$ exit

    # usb unmount

    A ver si desde aquí consigues montar el USB.

    Un saludo



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  • 3.  RE: USB PROBLEM

    Posted Jan 28, 2025 08:36 AM
    Hello, have look at this article:


    and pay attention that a supported USB Flash device (there could be ones not supported at all...) should be formatted following this filesystem restriction:

    "The supported USB file system formats are FAT16 and FAT32."

    Has your one a partition formatted with the FAT32 filesystem?

    Drilling deep: at the OS shell level (not the usual ArubaOS-CX shell level) there should be the Linux dmesg command which will show, among other things, the USB Flash device information once inserted, insertion and removal actions always generate logs, these logs could eventually help you understanding how (and if) the device is recognized by the underlying OS (and so by the overlying AOS-CX stratum).





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