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8MB ATA Flash Memory Card in a G3 si r8 2
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It should work.
Easy way to tell is to insert card and "save trans.."
The system will tell you for sure.
You can also try to "format card-mem" (if it is still in that release and then try save trans.
If not, no harm done.
Netcon1
Easy way to tell is to insert card and "save trans.."
The system will tell you for sure.
You can also try to "format card-mem" (if it is still in that release and then try save trans.
If not, no harm done.
Netcon1
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welshman213
Technical User
Dont think it will work.
We tried the same here, we had to end up buying 10meg cards.
Once we had Avaya format the cards for us, they now work fine.
John
We tried the same here, we had to end up buying 10meg cards.
Once we had Avaya format the cards for us, they now work fine.
John
jimbojimbo
Vendor
Do your backups on the 4 meg cards. The new hardware will read the old card to pull in translations. It can not write to them (different voltages).
After the switch is up you pull the 4 meg, put in the 8 and do a save translations.
The technician doing the upgrade should take care of all of this.
"Don't forget to save announcements if you have TN750B" James Middleton
ACSCI/ACSCD/MCSE
Xeta Technologies
jim.middleton@xeta.com
After the switch is up you pull the 4 meg, put in the 8 and do a save translations.
The technician doing the upgrade should take care of all of this.
"Don't forget to save announcements if you have TN750B" James Middleton
ACSCI/ACSCD/MCSE
Xeta Technologies
jim.middleton@xeta.com
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