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Is it possible to do a firmware update on a Summit...
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Is it possible to do a firmware update on a Summit using xmodem/serial port
Is it possible to do a firmware update on a Summit using xmodem/serial port
Nico_Lueck
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09-27-2016
05:48 AM
Can't find any description about it..
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09-27-2016
12:29 PM
The ExtremeWare products (S200, S300, S400, 48si, etc.) allowed xmodem transfer for code, but the images were much smaller. On EXOS based hardware, this isn't possible.
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09-27-2016
12:29 PM
xmodem took MANY hours when i had to do it. Especially if you didn't change the console speed.
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09-27-2016
06:31 AM
That was more a theoretical question, as for SecureStack it is possible
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09-27-2016
06:20 AM
Hello, Nico!
No, you can't upgrade through serial.
Also you have to think (if it were possibile (teoretically)) - how long it takes to download image (50MB) with speed 9,6 kbit/sec?
Thank you!
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