Some older rom's could not see all manufacturers. You may be able to fix
this with a bootrom upgrade.
It could also just be an unsupported chip.
Brian
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Jeff Duchin wrote:
> Any suggestions?
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> Router(boot)#copy tftp flash
> Flash: chip no 4, socket SIMM2
> Invalid chip id 0xFFFF
> Flash: chip no 5, socket SIMM2
> Invalid chip id 0xFFFF
> Flash: chip no 6, socket SIMM2
> Invalid chip id 0xFFFF
> Flash: chip no 7, socket SIMM2
> Invalid chip id 0xFFFF
> Flash: unable to configure flash for erase or write.
> Flash address space cannot be written to.
> Memory type is Read-Only-Memory. Chips are not identifiable.
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