There are no differences between modes at that point. Then the boot-sequence handles lot of hardware and gets a Linux to boot. A bricked box won't show any signal there.)Īt power-on, the Power-LED gets lit all the others are off. I didn't realize that on my footage it looks like being lit, while in reality it isn't. (Sorry about the signal LED glowing, that was my failure when lighting the box for video. My bricked B592 s-22 (in equipment mode) looked like this on a boot sequence: Jevgenij for telling me a magical NVRAM-location to look at. On ' normal' mode bootup, two distinct differences appear at the output: What needs to be done, is getting that Equip_Mode flag off.
You'll know that your box is bricked and the reason for that is because you're in equipment mode, as your RS-232 -console output will say following during boot-up: But I got it back.įirst, I'd like to clarify the myth of ' equipment mode'. The unit has been non-functional for over a year now.
