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    Troubleshooting IPS Upgrade in RW6 System

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    The document provides steps to troubleshoot an IPS upgrade in an RW6 system. It involves: 1. Ensuring each IPS node has a folder under /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata and are listed in topo.bat. 2. Verifying RobotWare exports the NFS share, IPS mounts it, and abbupdate can see files. 3. Checking PIB shares folders to other boards and they mount the shares. 4. Running abbupdate on other boards to confirm files are visible.

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    The document provides steps to troubleshoot an IPS upgrade in an RW6 system. It involves: 1. Ensuring each IPS node has a folder under /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata and are listed in topo.bat. 2. Verifying RobotWare exports the NFS share, IPS mounts it, and abbupdate can see files. 3. Checking PIB shares folders to other boards and they mount the shares. 4. Running abbupdate on other boards to confirm files are visible.

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    The document provides steps to troubleshoot an IPS upgrade in an RW6 system. It involves: 1. Ensuring each IPS node has a folder under /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata and are listed in topo.bat. 2. Verifying RobotWare exports the NFS share, IPS mounts it, and abbupdate can see files. 3. Checking PIB shares folders to other boards and they mount the shares. 4. Running abbupdate on other boards to confirm files are visible.

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    The document provides steps to troubleshoot an IPS upgrade in an RW6 system. It involves: 1. Ensuring each IPS node has a folder under /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata and are listed in topo.bat. 2. Verifying RobotWare exports the NFS share, IPS mounts it, and abbupdate can see files. 3. Checking PIB shares folders to other boards and they mount the shares. 4. Running abbupdate on other boards to confirm files are visible.

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    Troubleshooting IPS upgrade in RW6 system

    Configuration guidelines
    1. Node folder for all ips nodes in the system
    It is highly recommended that there is a folder for each IPS node under
    /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata on DSQC1000.
    The folder may be empty if there is no configuration needed for this node, but it should exist
    in this three. New folder can be created using Filezilla.

    2. Make sure that all ips nodes is listed in topo.bat file


    Check topo.bat file, found on DSQC1000, under
    /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata/node1/topo.bat. Edit if necessary to make sure all ips nodes
    in the system are listed here. If not, the nodes will not be reset during warmstart of the
    system.
    Example topo.bat file:

    ici 0 conn can1 mac5


    ici 0 conn can1 mac18
    ici 0 conn can1 mac30
    ici 0 conn can1 mac63
    Collecting data for report to RobDesk case

    1. Check if RobotWare is exporting NFS share.


    Use command on DSQC1000 console:
    nfsExportShow "localhost"

    Expected result:
    /hd0a/<system>/HOME/ipsdata
    /hd0a/<system>/INTERNAL/firmware

    2. Check that IPS has mounted the NFS share.


    Use command on PIB console:
    system mount

    Expected result:
    rootfs on / type rootfs (rw)
    /dev/root on / type jffs2 (rw,relatime)
    devtmpfs on /dev type devtmpfs (rw,relatime,size=94156k,nr_inodes=23539,mode=755)
    proc on /proc type proc (rw,relatime)
    devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,relatime,gid=5,mode=620)
    tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw,relatime,mode=777)
    tmpfs on /tmp type tmpfs (rw,relatime)
    sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,relatime)
    /dev/mtdblock1 on /mnt/user type jffs2 (rw,noatime)
    192.168.126.1:/hd0a/RW6.04.0123/HOME/ipsdata on /mnt/user/home/ipsuser/ipsdata type
    nfs
    (rw,relatime,vers=3,rsize=1024,wsize=1024,namlen=40,soft,nolock,nordirplus,proto=udp,t
    imeo=11,retrans=3,sec=sys,mountaddr=192.168.126.1,mountvers=3,mountproto=udp,lookupcac
    he=none,local_lock=all,addr=192.168.126.1)
    192.168.126.1:/hd0a/RW6.04.0123/INTERNAL/firmware on
    /mnt/user/home/abbadmin/install_repo type nfs
    (rw,relatime,vers=3,rsize=1024,wsize=1024,namlen=40,soft,nolock,nordirplus,proto=udp,t
    imeo=11,retrans=3,sec=sys,mountaddr=192.168.126.1,mountvers=3,mountproto=udp,lookupcac
    he=none,local_lock=all,addr=192.168.126.1)

    3. Check that "abbupdate" script can see the files.


    Use command on PIB console:
    system abbupdate list

    Expected result:
    ABB Update List:
    OleOS OleOS.sp.ecpu.install #appinfo Ole OS Service Pack 1 Oct 04 2016 10:43:40 IST
    ips ips.ecpu.install #appinfo IPS v4.60.3 09/29/2016 08:56:30

    4. Check that PIB has shared the folders to other boards.


    Use command on PIB console:
    fo s

    Expected result:
    shared folders :
    sharename [install_repo] -> localpath [/home/abbadmin/install_repo]
    sharename [ipsdata] -> localpath [/mnt/user/home/ipsuser/ipsdata]

    5. Check that the other nodes has mounted to these shared folders.
    Use command on PIB console (example shows this command for node 5, repeat for other
    nodes in system):
    node 5 fo m

    Expected result:
    mounted file-object-shares :
    localpath [/home/abbadmin/install_repo] -> dnet[1]:macid[1], sharename [install_repo]
    - (fs:NFS)
    localpath [/home/ipsuser/ipsdata] -> dnet[1]:macid[1], sharename [ipsdata] - (fs:NFS)

    6. Check that "abbupdate" script can see the files.


    (example shows this command for node 5, repeat for other nodes if necessary):
    node 5 system abbupdate list

    Expected result:
    ABB Update List:
    OleOS OleOS.sp.ccpu.install #appinfo Ole OS Service Pack 1 Sep 20 2016 15:58:36 IST
    ips ips.ccpu.install #appinfo IPS v4.60.3 09/29/2016 08:53:11

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