Fortigate 60B - Kernel panic

Went to debug mode and Scan Flash: Enter G,F,I,Q,or H: dr: Disable onboard RAM. rt: Start RAM test. offc: Turn off cache. onc: Turn on cache. lpci: List all PCI devices. spci: Set PCI configuration registers. clk: Display real time clock. q: Quit debug mode. h: Display this command list. :k List existing REAL bad block(s) no. : ------------------------------ Nand bad block(s) list: bad block 0x0b74, pos 0x02dd0000, ret=1 bad block 0x0ee8, pos 0x03ba0000, ret=1 ------------------------------ Nand flash has 0X1000 blocks, bad block(s): 0X0002 Scan and verify Nand flash' s block, REAL block no.(0X0000~0X0FFF) start_block-->0x end_block-->0x Testing block: 0X0000~0X0000 of 0X0000 Nand flash chip' s REAL block status: ------------------------------ Nand bad block(s) list: bad block 0x0b74, pos 0x02dd0000, ret=1 bad block 0x0ee8, pos 0x03ba0000, ret=1 ------------------------------ No failed block(s) of verification! :q Enter G,F,I,Q,or H: : Get firmware image from TFTP server. : Format boot device. : Configuration and information. : Quit menu and continue to boot with default firmware. : Display this list of options. Enter Selection : Enter G,F,I,Q,or H: You must format the boot device. So, I went to format: All data will be erased,continue:[Y/N]? Formatting boot device... ................................ Format boot device completed. What' s next? Where do I get a firmware and upload it via TFTP?

You will need an acount o get firmware. The 60B are still has firmware available at ftp://pftpintl:F0rt1intl@support.fortinet.com/FortiGate The build as #672 patch15 9/5/13 fwiw: The problem your encountering is typical in some of the older units. And the only resolution is to reformat and install firmware. I hope you have a backup of your config or your config was small and non complex.