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Posted by Ross Jendrejcik on June 2, 2009, 10:04 am
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please? ******************************************************************************************** Firmware PM2 Version CB02S5C Creation Date: Fri Mar 15 05:24:36 EST 2002 *** Booting a Control Processor *** Testing 0x04000000 bytes of memory at 0xd0000000.................... OK ©Checking persistent heap... done. Active FLASH bank burn count > alternate bank burn count.
===> Performing Processor Module tests <===
testing Register Access ......................... Passed testing Shared Memory (0x200000) ............... Passed testing Serial Controller ....................... Passed testing Flash ................................... Passed testing Error Logic ............................. Passed testing Counters ................................ Passed ===> Performing Control Processor IM tests <===
testing Register Access ......................... Passed testing Ethernet ................................ Passed testing Stratum Clock * Skipped * testing Disk Controller ......................... Passed testing IM Flash ................................ Passed Performing hardware initialization...Resetting the local/shared bus error regist ers... done Initializing the PDC Counter/Timers... done Setting INTRAM_OFFSET_INTFP to zero... done Setting up default write protect state... Initializing write protect library... pmSetupWriteProtect : wpPm2RegionTbl Cardtype Info in EPROM = 0x80004000 , stype = 0x4000 pmSetupWriteProtect : wpCpimRegionTbl pmSetupWriteProtect : Ethernet registers Disabling write protect in memory regions... Region 0: Start Address = 0xfef00000, Size = 0x100000 Region 2: Start Address = 0xd0000000, Size = 0x4000000 Region 3: Start Address = 0xb0000000, Size = 0x200000 ... done Write protecting from d0008000 to d00bdfff... done Enabling write protect... done done PM Hardware init finished . done. Performing EIDE disk self-tests... Passed Initializing sd0 as dos file system '/local' ... succeeded. Creating disk cache... done. Adding 3955 symbols for standalone. Adding 108 symbols from IM image . Attaching network interface ei0... done. *** ** ** ** ***oo ******* ******** ******* ** **** ** ** oo** o ** *** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ooo ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **o ** ******* ** ****** ** ** * ** o** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** *** o ** * ** *** ** ** ** ** ** oo **** ** *** ** ******* ****** ** ** ***** ****** ** ** ***** ***** ** ** **** TM *** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Rebooting...© ******************************************************************************************** __________ Informace od ESET NOD32 Antivirus, verze databaze 4123 (20090602) __________ Tuto zpravu proveril ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.cz | |||||||
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