With my 7940s and 60s, whenever I run into a looping cycle like that (usually with one client who's natted), I press *, 6 and Settings at the same time to reset the phone, then I hold #. Then while it's resetting, it will say "Reset key sequence detected" and then you punch in: 123456789*0# and then it will reset to factory defaults.
So far that hasn't failed me, I hope it helps you, - Ian On 4/26/06, Gary T. Giesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I attempted a firmware upgrade to the latest SIP code (8.0(2)SR1) and > after the phone sitting for 10 minutes at the white Cisco screen, I > power cycled it. Now the phone wont boot at all. On power up, the Mute > button lights up first, then the Handsfree button lights up and stays > on. Nothing happens after that. I've tried during the factory reset > procedure (holding down # while powering up) but I don't get the > sequence of line lights flashing. I've also tried power it up with the > handset off hook, and I get the Headset button light first, then the > Mute, and then the Handsfree button stays on. I consoled the phone, > and here's what I got: > > CNU 3.1(1.15); Mar 21 2006 21:51:25 > Copyright (c) 2001-2005 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. > > SYSMSG: Last reboot cause -> Power Loss > -->init: ver 3.7(1.4) > -->init: Starting syslogd... > -->syslogd: [2] ver 3.0 (2.0) > -->syslogd: waiting for filesystem... > > > It hangs there indefinitely. Any thoughts on resolving this would be > appreciated. Right now all I've got is a *very* expensive brick. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
