Some more information I just noticed: when locked in this state, even  
the reset pinhole has no effect.

Regards
Gaetan

On 19-nov.-07, at 14:10, Heiko Wundram (Beenic) wrote:

> Am Montag, 19. November 2007 13:19:58 schrieb Gaëtan Minet:
>> I just received a new net5501-70 with the "official" case and power
>> supply, and I experience what looks like time-related startup  
>> problems.
>>
>> Indeed, each time I plug the power in _after the unit has been  
>> powered
>> off for more than 10 seconds_ , the power and error leds stay on
>> forever and the system seems completely freezed (+ the third ide led
>> if a CF is plugged in). Nothing appears on the serial port, I don't
>> even see the POST messages, memory count, pci list, ...
>> If I then unplug and plug again the psu "quickly" (in less than ~10
>> seconds), it usually starts correctly.
>
> Just for my 5 cents, I have also experienced exactly the same  
> "problem" with
> my 5501-70, i.e. having to replug the power supply to get it to  
> boot. For me,
> the three leftmost leds on the case are always on when it fails to  
> boot
> (Power, Error and Disk, but I haven't checked yet whether there's  
> any output
> to the serial console or not in this state), and I have a CF-card  
> and a
> Mini-PCI adapter on the board, so it's not really "barebones" anymore.
>
> I haven't looked deeper into this or actually registered it as a  
> "problem"
> (because I'm not deploying the box yet, and thought that this  
> failure to boot
> was due to "user-error"), but if this really is an issue with the  
> board, or
> there is some fix to get it to boot always, I'd be glad if the infos  
> could be
> exchanged on the mailing list.
>
> -- 
> Heiko Wundram
> Product & Application Development

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