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@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ Now you need to perform a sanity check to make sure you're on the right hardware
```
md 0xeff80000 2c
```
The output should match the below exactly. If it doesn't, **STOP** now and report the output you have in the ServeTheHome forum thread:
The output should match the below exactly. If it doesn't, **STOP** now and report the output you have in the ServeTheHome [forum thread](https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/convert-an-onie-s4810-on-to-an-ftos-s4810p.44540/):
```
eff80000: 27051956 552d426f 6f74202d 204f4e49 '..VU-Boot - ONI
eff80010: 4520312e 32302e31 2e312028 44656c6c E 1.20.1.1 (Dell
@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ eff80050: 74206f6e 2053756e 20417072 20203620 t on Sun Apr 6
eff80060: 20383a34 343a3534 20323031 34200d0a 8:44:54 2014 ..
eff80070: 53343831 3020426f 6f742073 656c6563 S4810 Boot selec
```
If it doesn't, something has gone wrong. Try the three flashing commands above a second time, then check with `md` again. If it still does not match **STOP** and do not power off or reboot your switch as it will be bricked. Post in the ServeTheHome forum and keep the switch booted. If it does match, then you're clear to reboot, and if everything went right, it will boot into the FTOS build of u-boot (which is now at 9600 baud, but you should have switched to that already as described earlier):
If it doesn't, something has gone wrong. Try the three flashing commands above a second time, then check with `md` again. If it still does not match **STOP** and do not power off or reboot your switch as it will be bricked. Post in the ServeTheHome [forum thread](https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/convert-an-onie-s4810-on-to-an-ftos-s4810p.44540/) and keep the switch booted. If it does match, then you're clear to reboot, and if everything went right, it will boot into the FTOS build of u-boot (which is now at 9600 baud, but you should have switched to that already as described earlier):
```
reset
```
@ -180,13 +180,13 @@ Now we can finally netboot the FTOS operating system from your TFTP server. Chan
```
f10boot tftp://192.168.1.8/FTOS-SE-9.14.1.14.bin
```
It will start booting into FTOS. Note that it will start scanning/deleting orphan files it finds on the internal SD card that are leftover from whatever you were running on the switch before. If this was a fully Cumulus install or similar, it can take up to 20 minutes sitting here and doing this. Go make a hot pocket or something.
It will start booting into FTOS. Note that it will start scanning/deleting orphan files it finds on the internal SD card that are leftover from whatever you were running on the switch before. If this was a full Cumulus install or similar, it can take up to 20 minutes sitting here and doing this. Go make a hot pocket or something.
Once it stops spitting output and scrolling, and you see this:
```
Apr 24 13:47:37 %STKUNIT0-M:CP %CRYPTO-5-FIPS_SELF_TEST_PASSED: [bmp] FIPS crypto module self-test passed
```
It should be fully done booting, and you can press enter to get the CLI. It will ask about bare metal provisioning, hit A to abort. It will scroll more. once it stops scrolling and you see:
It should be fully done booting, and you can press enter to get the CLI. It will ask about bare metal provisioning, hit A to abort. It will scroll more, once it stops scrolling and you see:
```
%STKUNIT0-M:CP %BMP-5-PROCESS_COMPLETED: BMP process is complete. blahblahblah
```
@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ upgrade system tftp://192.168.1.8/FTOS-SE-9.14.1.14.bin b
upgrade fpga-image stack-unit 0 booted
#confirm yes even if versions match
```
The switch will now reboot, and will automatically boot fully into FTOS, and you are done - you know have a regular S4810P.
The switch will now reboot, and will automatically boot fully into FTOS, and you are done - you now have a regular S4810P.
## Thanks
- Thanks to is39 from ServeTheHome for providing access to multiple S4810-ON units to fine tune this guide with.