asterisk users - Sep 2006 - Problems getting 7970G upgraded to SIP

I have a 7970G with 5.0.3.0S Skinny (Load File: TERM70.5-0-3-0S) on  
it and I'd like to get it up to 8.x.

- With the SEP<MAC>.cnf.xml in place (which was taken from voip-info  
(http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+phone+cisco+7970+SIP  
under "This worked for me...")), I get "Load ID Incorrect"
on the
phone display after it boots.

The loadInformation line in the SEP file reads like this:

<loadInformation>SIP70.8-0-4SR1S</loadInformation>

- If I remove the SEP file, the phone requests XmlDefault.cnf.xml.  I  
create the xml file based on the example from the same link above,  
the phone grabs the file, but doesn't upgrade.  It just sits in a  
loop of: release IP => renew IP => look for SEP, fail => look for  
XmlDefault, find and load XmlDefault => release IP...  The  
loadInformation line in the XmlDefault.cnf.xml file reads like this:

<loadInformation6 model="IP Phone 7970">SIP70.8-0-4SR1S</ 
loadInformation6>

- Here are TFTP server logs to illustrate that I'm using the correct  
case'd XmlDefault.cnf.xml file:

Sep 10 21:57:55 bubbles  tftpd[89195]: jalc7970.sip : read request  
for SEP00131A4D39F4.cnf.xml: File not found
Sep 10 21:57:55 bubbles  tftpd[89197]: jalc7970.sip : read request  
for //XmlDefault.cnf.xml: success

- All the files from the .cop are 100% unmodified.  I just tar -zxvf  
cmterm-7970_7971-sip.8-0-4SR1.cop and the files are extracted into  
the tftpd root directory, which is the same place the SEP and  
XmlDefault file are located.

Anyone have any ideas?

Hi Jason
> <loadInformation6 model="IP Phone
7970">SIP70.8-0-4SR1S</loadInformation6>
1. Stick with the 8.0.2 SIP image as it works best with asterisk...
    at least for me (o;
> 
> - Here are TFTP server logs to illustrate that I'm using the correct 
> case'd XmlDefault.cnf.xml file:
> 
> Sep 10 21:57:55 bubbles  tftpd[89195]: jalc7970.sip : read request for 
> SEP00131A4D39F4.cnf.xml: File not found
2. I thought you created your SEPxxxx file? And still it can't be found?
> Sep 10 21:57:55 bubbles  tftpd[89197]: jalc7970.sip : read request for 
> //XmlDefault.cnf.xml: success
3. Wondering what messages are coming after that...or is it the
    point where it starts over again?
> 
> - All the files from the .cop are 100% unmodified.  I just tar -zxvf 
> cmterm-7970_7971-sip.8-0-4SR1.cop and the files are extracted into the 
> tftpd root directory, which is the same place the SEP and XmlDefault 
> file are located.
4. So you have all those:

-bash-2.05b$ tar tzvf cmterm-7970_7971-sip.8-0-2SR1.cop
      644 Mar 22 23:49 SIP70.8-0-2SR1S.loads
  2538161 Mar 22 23:49 apps70.1-1-1-15.sbn
   411264 Mar 22 23:49 cnu70.3-1-1-15.sbn
     1996 Mar 23 00:06 copstart.sh
  2401588 Mar 22 23:49 cvm70sip.8-0-1-18.sbn
   483105 Mar 22 23:49 dsp70.1-1-1-15.sbn
   465288 Mar 22 23:49 jar70sip.8-0-1-18.sbn
       71 Mar 23 00:06 load119.txt
       72 Mar 23 00:06 load30006.txt
        0 Mar 23 00:06 signed/
  4046848 Mar 23 00:06 signed/cmterm-7970_7971-sip.8-0-2SR1.cop
      644 Mar 22 23:49 term70.default.loads
      644 Mar 22 23:49 term71.default.loads
> 
> Anyone have any ideas?
5. Not yet. But might be you need to go with a firmware
    in between first before going with 8.0.x.



cheers
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[snip]

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