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URGENT: PIX 506 Jumpers in motherboard to load IOS

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dtabera

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May 7, 2003
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Hi everyone:

I have a PIX 506 that does not load IOS. I know that if I take out a certain jumper in the motherboard, switch on and then off the device, and then I place the jumper back on its position, the PIX loads IOS and starts working. But I am not sure which jumper is the one I have to touch. Besides, I do not have direct access to the PIX as it is working 15000 kilometres far from my office! (from Spain to Philippines)

Does anybody knows what is the name of that jumper and where it is placed on the motherboard? Can anyone send me a picture of the motherboard to locate it? I would really appreciate, my Philippine's mates cannot use their emails right now :)

Thank you very much,

Diego.
 
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