Customer was observing below alarms and log messages post the upgrade went through successfully.
Router#MX960> show chassis alarms
Mar 06 03:17:53
2 alarms currently active
Alarm time Class Description
2024-03-04 03:05:53 +02 Minor CPU DRAM size mismatch for Master and Backup RE
2024-03-04 02:35:26 +02 Major CB 1 ESW PFE Port Fail
Mar 4 02:35:26.568 Router#MX960 alarmd[25230]: Alarm set: RE id=1073742185, color=YELLOW, class=CHASSIS, reason=CPU DRAM size mismatch for Master and Backup RE
Mar 4 02:35:26.568 Router#MX960 craftd[24581]: Minor alarm set, CPU DRAM size mismatch for Master and Backup RE
Mar 4 02:35:26.568 Router#MX960 chassisd[24578]: CHASSISD_REPLICANT_RE_DRAM_SIZE_MISMATCH: RE CPU DRAM size mismatch detected, RE0:16321MB RE1:8129MB
You will be observing the below output for DRAM size through CLI is showing different numbers. However you will see in the backend as 16GB for RE1.
root@Router#960> show chassis routing-engine | match DRAM
Mar 06 04:04:27
DRAM 16321 MB (16384 MB installed)
DRAM 8129 MB (8192 MB installed)
root@Router#960> start shell
Mar 04 03:34:24
% sysctl hw | egrep 'hw.(phys|user|real)'
hw.physmem: 17113362432
hw.usermem: 14861414400
hw.realmem: 17179869184
% exit
With above CB1 related alarms ( ESW port fail) we shouldn't interpret it is a CB1 issue, we need to check for the additional boot log messages on RE1, where we observed HDD related errors as well.
Faulty RE got replaced and recovered the services