SummitStack upgrade fails : "No space left on device"

[Gabriel3]

Hi everybody,

I'm upgrading my production SummitStacks from EXOS version 15.1.4.3 to 16.1.3.6.
The upgrade was successful on every stack except one, which fails and displays this error message :

Failed to download image on Slot-7 - tftp: can't open '/scratch/summitX-16.1.3.6-patch1-11.xos': No space left on device

It's a 8-member stack, i tried to launch the upgrade several times and it always fails on Slot 7.

Here is the complete output displayed in CLI :

Slot-1 # download image X.X.X.X extreme/summitX-16.1.3.6-patch1-11.xos vr vr-Default secondary
Do you want to install image after downloading? (y - yes, n - no, - cancel) Yes
Downloading to Slot-1(Master): ..................................................................................................................................................................................
Downloading to Slot-6(Standby):
Downloading to Slot-5(Standby):
Downloading to Slot-7(Standby):
Downloading to Slot-8(Standby):
Downloading to Slot-2(Backup):
Downloading to Slot-3(Standby):
Downloading to Slot-4(Standby): Failed to download image on Slot-7 - tftp: can't open '/scratch/summitX-16.1.3.6-patch1-11.xos': No space left on device
.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*..***Error: Download image failed (see above error message)

I rebooted the slot 7 but it doesn't solve the problem.
I even tried to remove slot 7 from the stack, do "unconfigure switch all" on slot 7 to put it back to factory default, and then put it back in the stack. The issue is still here.

I wonder if any of you ever faced this problem.
Thanks in advance for the help

Gabriel

[Gabriel3]

Hello,

I managed to remove the slot from the stack, remove files in internal-memory, and apply the new EXOS image.

Thanks everybody for your help

Gabriel

[Drew_C]

Hi Gabriel, were you able to free up some space and get EXOS to install on that slot?

[Gabriel3]

Hi David,

I'll try this, and tell you the result.

Thanks for the help

Gabriel

[davidj_cogliane]

You could enable master-capability on slot 7 then unplug the stack cables. The switch should reboot as its own master and you could they run the rm commands again.

After the files are wiped disable master-capability on the 7 reboot it and and plug the stack cables back in.

Hope this helps,