Hi All,
Our team is working on deploying some NCS5501's. We are brand new to IOS-XR and mostly it's been going pretty well, minus some smart call home bugs that are supposed to be fixed in 7.1.0...
However, one of our routers is running into this strange error that prevents any user database changes from being committed to storage. On any power cycle the user database is completely reformatted and we have to create a new user and password to get in. It does keep it's startup config just fine otherwise. It used to be working just fine, but this started when I tried to add a new user.
The error references a specific directory too, but it isn't present on the device as far as I can tell.
File error detected (disk/file may be corrupted): path /mnt/fuse/rdsfs/aaa/__lr__/__root%%, error: 'LOCALD' detected the 'fatal' condition 'The contents of a file or disk is corrupted'
Assuming they are referencing the base path, disk0:/, this path doesn't seem to exist. In the "priv exec" context, the directory rootfs:/mnt/ does exist, but can't be looked in. Inside of the "admin" context, it also exists, but only contains a directory called "plog". I'm not sure what that is.
Inside the IOS-XR SEM guide it mentions just making the directory inside of disk0:/. But I'd like to get some more context of what happened before I do something like that. On an NCS that does currently work just fine, the directory's look just the same as the non-working one.
I think that's everything I've checked, if anybody has seen and resolved this before, let me know how you did so!
Thanks!
Chris
