a month ago
Hello,
Does anyone know how/where to find or check for the latest "CPLD" versions for VSP4900 and VSP7400 switch types?
The command "show sys-info cpld" returns the currently installed versions.
regards
WillyHe
a month ago
WillyHe,
Try using the "cpld-install [cpu|fpga|port|vim]" command. This will validate what version your device is currently using and check if it needs to be upgraded.
Example - No upgrade needed:
VSP-4900-48P:1#cpld-install cpu
Image file md5 checksum passed
Current cpu CPLD version is 0x1112, 1.1.18
The image cpu CPLD version you are going to update now is 1.1.18
Both versions are same. No need to install again.
Exiting cpld update
Example - Newer image detected and update selected:
VSP-4900-48P:1#cpld-install fpga
Image file md5 checksum passed
Current fpga CPLD version is 0x1126, 1.1.38
The image fpga CPLD version you are going to update now is 1.2.42
The current cpld version is older. Recommended to continue.
Do you want to continue with cpld update? (y/n) ? y
WARNING: Upgrading CPLD/FPGA requires writing to a device
WARNING: It will take about a minute or so to complete.
WARNING: DO NOT TURN POWER OFF OR MAKE ANY HARDWARE CHANGES ONCE YOU START THIS OPERATION.
1 2026-04-14T14:28:24.515Z VSP-4900-48P CP1 - 0x0026050c - 00000000 GlobalRouter SW INFO fpga CPLD update completed successfully.
CP1 [04/14/26 14:28:25.000] LifeCycle: INFO: Stopping all processes
FPGA/CPLD upgrade completed successfully
Hope this helps,
a month ago
Hello Michael,
Thank you for replying.
I discovered the outdated FPGA version message by accident in the logs of a rebooted switch.
Don't know if a new CPLD version is mentioned in the release notes, in that case I missed it.
I know, ERS8600, VSP9K and maybe VSP8600 chassis also had these kind of software but I was not aware that is was also applicable to 1U switches.
I already did the check and upgrade tests you described in my LAB.
regards
WillyHe