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Issue 1

August 1997

Routine Maintenance Procedures 

Page 5-18

Software Upgrade 

3.

Invalid directory on Card-Mem

— The translation card needs 

refreshing. Run 

 and be sure all tests pass. 

4.

Card-Mem is unusable

— Something is wrong with the translation 

card. Replace the translation card.

5.

Could not write to Card-Mem

— Something is wrong with the 

translation card. Test the translation card.

6.

Cannot access mass storage system now; try again later

— The storage system is in use. Try again later.

7.

Request is incompatible with currently running 

operations

— The storage system is in use. Try again later.

8.

Card-Mem is not inserted in the system

 — Insert the translation 

card.

9.

Cannot access file; wrong type of Card-Mem is inserted

— The correct translation card for the desired operation has not been 
inserted. Load the appropriate translation card.

10.

File size exceeded

— There is no more file space. Call your Lucent 

Technologies representative.

11.

Upgrade Memory Card inserted

— The system upgrade translation 

card may have been inserted instead of the translations card. Insert the 
translation card. 

12.

Card-Mem is write-protected

— The switch on the top side of the 

translation card is incorrectly set. Move the switch to the down position.

13.

Transmission problem; please try later

— There is a problem 

communicating with the announcement circuit pack. Check to see that the 
announcement circuit pack has been correctly administered. Use the 

 command. Verify that the 

announcement circuit pack is in the correct slot in the processor. If so, 
wait and retry.

14.

Command has been aborted; please try later

— The command 

was pre-empted. Try again later.

15.

Saved copy of translations is unusable

— The copy of the 

translations on your translation card is faulty. Re-enter the 

 command.

The software upgrade feature permits a DEFINITY System to upgrade its 
software to include new features and to fix software problems.Performing an 
upgrade on a system without high or critical reliability requires a 

 

(reboot) and thus causes a service disruption. Performing an upgrade on a 
system equipped with high or critical reliability requires only a 

 

(Cold-2) restart that is less disruptive.