The check startup command checks the correctness of various resource files, including the PAF file, the license file, the patch package, the startup software, and the configuration file.
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| crc | Performs the CRC on various resource files. | Using CRC to verify integrity brings security risks. Therefore, configuring this parameter is not recommended. |
| next | Checks various resource files started during the next startup. | - |
After resource files are configured for the next startup, you can use this command to check whether the resource files are integrated and whether the formats and versions of the resource files are correct.
# Check the resource files for correctness.
<sysname> check startup
MainBoard:
Check startup software.......ok
Check configuration file.....ok
Check paf....................ok
Check License................ok
Check Patch..................ok
Paf is fitted with startup software
License is fitted with startup software
Patch is fitted with startup software
SlaveBoard:
Check startup software.....ok
Check configuration file...ok
Check paf..................ok
Check License..............ok
Check patch................ok
Paf is fitted with startup software
License is fitted with startup software
Patch is fitted with startup software
Startup software in slave board is fitted with mainboard
# Perform the CRC on various resource files.
<sysname> check startup crc Warning: This operation will take serval minutes! Continue?[Y/N]:y Check startup software CRC ....................................................................... Check startup software CRC...failed Check startup software CRC in slaveboard ....................................................................... Check startup software CRC...failed