PCMCIA Format

• Nov 12, 2001

• #2

mcdc

IS-IT--Management

Nov 9, 2001

8

US

You have to get the 'generic' on it. Hmm, been a while since I've played with an SI. For a G3R with optical drives all you have to do is a 'back disk full' to write the generic.

 

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• Nov 12, 2001

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• #3

stug

IS-IT--Management

Jul 17, 2001

134

US

That command is not valid for G3si

 

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• Nov 12, 2001

• #4

mcdc

IS-IT--Management

Nov 9, 2001

8

US

Sorry...

 

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• Nov 12, 2001

• #5

clausen

Technical User

Jul 14, 2001

222

US

I do not believe any generic is stored on a flash card on an si, csi, Guest Works. Only translations and announcements (if you saved them) are on a flash card. G3r class of switch however has the generic on the backup media, whatever it is (IE tape, optical drive etc)as well as the switch translatiuons.

Chris

 

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• Nov 12, 2001

• #6

Jolagues

IS-IT--Management

Jun 28, 2001

178

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It cannot be done on a r9 they removed the option José

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• Nov 13, 2001

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• #7

stug

IS-IT--Management

Jul 17, 2001

134

US

Jose

Thanks for the info. I called Avaya and they have to send a rep. to replace the bad PCMCIA card. will not just swap the cards in the mail.

 

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• Nov 15, 2001

• #8

Jolagues

IS-IT--Management

Jun 28, 2001

178

US

Yeah i had the same problem and the worst part was that they had sent me the wrong ones to begin with...

José

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