For anyone interested, the fault was tracked down to one bent pin on the
rear connector of the csm3v-card.
Regards Mark
> I have just installed a TNT-SL-48MOD-V3-S-C card which 'show's up as
> { shelf-1 slot-8 0 } UP UP csm3v-card
> from the log, it appears to be trying to load the csmx code instead of the
> csm3v code,
> -------------------------
> here is test of the log
> Dec 5 07:38:46 tnt1 1/8: ../csmxdrv.c:9915, Modem channel #1 is ready for
> restart
> Dec 5 07:38:46 tnt1 1/8: ../csmxdrv.c:9915, Modem channel #2 is ready for
> restart
> ..ditto x 48..
> Dec 5 07:38:50 tnt1 1/8: 0 out of 48 modems passed POST
> Dec 5 07:38:54 tnt1 1/8: ../csmxdrv.c:9761 - chips 0xffff reboot
requested
> Dec 5 07:39:04 tnt1 1/8: ../csmxdrv.c:6313, csm#0 download attempt failed
> in state csmx_state_errind_expected (2)
> Dec 5 07:39:04 tnt1 1/8: ../csmxdrv.c:6313, csm#1 download attempt failed
> in state csmx_state_errind_expected (2)
> Dec 5 07:39:06 tnt1 1/8: Initialization complete, starting normal
operation
> Dec 5 07:39:06 tnt1 1/8: Card serial number 9366xxxxx
> Dec 5 07:39:06 tnt1 1/8: Software version 9.0.3
> Dec 5 07:39:06 tnt1 1/8: Can't read debug profile for 1/8
>
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