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fix relative links (6610 jtag)

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This is a brief guide to recover corrupt bootloaders on PowerPC 85xx switches (ICX6610 or FCX) using a BDI2000.
## Preparation
Start by downloading [this ZIP](https://fohdeesha.com/data/other/jtag-recovery-6610-fcx.zip).
Start by downloading [this ZIP](store/jtag-recovery-6610-fcx.zip).
Put all the files from the zip into the root of your TFTP server - the JTAG unit has been preprogrammed to look for a TFTP server at the address you specified before the unit was shipped - make sure said TFTP server is running with above files before powering the BDI2000.
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Plug in the cable so pin #1 is on the left side, like this:
![bdi-pins](https://fohdeesha.com/data/other/bdipins.jpg)
![bdi-pins](store/bdipins.jpg)
On an ICX6610, the connection should look like this:
![bdi-6610](https://fohdeesha.com/data/other/bdi6610.jpg)
![bdi-6610](store/bdi6610.jpg)
**Note:** The above picture is a 48 port ICX6610. The 24 port ICX6610 will have a slightly different board layout, and I believe the JTAG connector is on the opposite side.
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2. Power down the BDI2000 (unplug power brick)
3. Disconnect the BDI2000 16 pin cable from the JTAG header
Put the switch cover back on. Now that your switch is booting into the bootloader, you can go and follow the [update guide](https://fohdeesha.com/docs/fcx/) to flash a new OS etc to the switch from the bootloader.
Put the switch cover back on. Now that your switch is booting into the bootloader, you can go and follow the [update guide](fcx.md) to flash a new OS etc to the switch from the bootloader.