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6600 forever blinking green light

Mark_WS7M
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My 6600 was offline during a ham fest and I attempted to remote boot it unsuccessfully. When I got home I found that on power cycle the green light just continues to blink on boot up. It never finishes.
Is this SD card corruption?
Is this SD card corruption?
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I don't think it is, something got messed up upon your boot up, I recommend resetting to factory reset, that should correct what is scrambled.
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Try unplugging the power cord from the radio, count to 10, then boot up and see if it changes. If not, power it down, then to a factory reset (hold the power button in until its light turns white then let go) and see if it changes anything.
If not, create a helpdesk ticket!
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Mark, I believe Neal’s answer is best bet.
Bob w5tx
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Mark...did you fixed it?0
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Thanks Bill, Neal, Bob ad Santiago,
I still don't know what the real issue was but I have it online again.
So the story was at a hamfest I was talking about how great the flex is and how I can operate it from anywhere. So I pulled out my phone and tried to connect but no radios were shown.
I figured that it could be two things:
1) I put in a new upgraded IQRouter over Christmas and really had not tried remote since then. I figured maybe it was a network setup issue.
2) The radio needed a reboot.
I have a small web based Pi app I run that can reboot my radios (toggles the REM on port) and I can also completely disconnect power from the radio as well.
I did both of those things and the radio never appeared. So I figured it was a #1 issue.
I got home and even on my LAN I could not see the radio. So I logged into my monitoring camera and rebooted the radio. That is when I saw it stay in flashing green mode.
Unfortunately I was tired and didn't want to deal with it. So I simply depowered the radio using REM ON port and decided to wait until morning.
This morning I went out to the shed where the radio was and I physically pressed buttons. The radio again would not ever come out of blinking green mode. So I pressed and held the power button until it went white. It stayed white for a very long time then blinked some various reds then shutdown.
I figured "oh boy... problems". So I unplugged everything and brought the radio inside. I put power to it, plugged in a network cable and turned it on. It booted just fine and I was able to see it in SSDR.
So I moved it back to the shed, plugged everything in and now it is up and running just fine. Not exactly sure what happened but I will have to keep an eye on it.
Thanks for all the suggestions!
Mark0
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