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Failures with new ASI v2 USB Stick

lantegrity
I received a new ASI USB stick yesterday. It's a v2. Haven't had much success yet.

First thing I tried was to download a version 8 image and install that to the ASI. It got to 4/11, and then when that step finished, it said that the operation had failed.

Next I downloaded a version 7 image, and that ran successfully.

Using that, I inserted it into an older 220 that I use for testing and booted up. The ASI flashes for a short time, then goes solid (blue light) but the process never finishes. I gave it an hour.

I also have a 120, also an older unit, and attempted to use the ASI to rebuild that one. Because the 120 has a video port, I could see what was happening. It gets past hardware detection, and then on the next phase, says the operation failed.

Is anyone else having these kinds of issues and is there something I'm missing? I wondered also if there is some firmware for the ASI itself but I can't find any.

Thanks


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    Unfortunately Astaro doesn't keep old images laying around and removes them when a new version comes out.  Your best bet would be to either try googling around to find an older image sitting on a 3rd party ftp somewhere or check with your reseller to see if he/she has an older image they can get to you.  Of course, something old wouldn't be available in an ASI V2 format, so you'd need to use a usb cd/dvd drive to install.
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    Unfortunately Astaro doesn't keep old images laying around and removes them when a new version comes out.  Your best bet would be to either try googling around to find an older image sitting on a 3rd party ftp somewhere or check with your reseller to see if he/she has an older image they can get to you.  Of course, something old wouldn't be available in an ASI V2 format, so you'd need to use a usb cd/dvd drive to install.
    __________________
    ACE v8/SCA v9.3

    ...still have a v5 install disk in a box somewhere.

    http://xkcd.com
    http://www.tedgoff.com/mb
    http://www.projectcartoon.com/cartoon/1
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