Fex 1 Nexus 2148 to 2 Nexus 5010 problem?

hi all
I'm having trouble when fex(ing) 1 nexus 2000 to 2 nexus 5000.
I've configured as dual home from 1 nexus 2k. But after success config, just 1 nexus 5k can see 48 port on it. other cannot see it and it showed as module offline
Here's is results:
N5K-01(config-if)# sh int e1/4 fex-intf
Fabric           FEX
Interface        Interfaces
Eth1/4        
N5K-01(config-if)#
N5K-02# sh int e1/4 fex-intf
Fabric           FEX
Interface        Interfaces
Eth1/4          Eth100/1/48   Eth100/1/47   Eth100/1/46   Eth100/1/45 
                 Eth100/1/44   Eth100/1/43   Eth100/1/42   Eth100/1/41 
                 Eth100/1/40   Eth100/1/39   Eth100/1/38   Eth100/1/37 
                 Eth100/1/36   Eth100/1/35   Eth100/1/34   Eth100/1/33 
                 Eth100/1/32   Eth100/1/31   Eth100/1/30   Eth100/1/29 
                 Eth100/1/28   Eth100/1/27   Eth100/1/26   Eth100/1/25 
                 Eth100/1/24   Eth100/1/23   Eth100/1/22   Eth100/1/21 
                 Eth100/1/20   Eth100/1/19   Eth100/1/18   Eth100/1/17 
                 Eth100/1/16   Eth100/1/15   Eth100/1/14   Eth100/1/13 
                 Eth100/1/12   Eth100/1/11   Eth100/1/10   Eth100/1/9  
                 Eth100/1/8    Eth100/1/7    Eth100/1/6    Eth100/1/5  
                 Eth100/1/4    Eth100/1/3    Eth100/1/2    Eth100/1/1
===============================
N5K-01(config-if)# sh fex 100 detail
FEX: 100 Description: FEX0100   state: Offline
  FEX version: 4.1(3)N2(1a) [Switch version: 4.1(3)N2(1a)]
  FEX Interim version: 4.1(3)N2(1a)
  Switch Interim version: 4.1(3)N2(1a)
  Extender Model: N2K-C2148T-1GE,  Extender Serial: JAF1405CKHC
  Part No: 73-12009-06
  Card Id: 70, Mac Addr: 00:0d:ec:fd:48:82, Num Macs: 64
  Module Sw Gen: 12594  [Switch Sw Gen: 21]
pinning-mode: static    Max-links: 1
  Fabric port for control traffic: Eth1/4
  Fabric interface state:
    Eth1/4 - Interface Up. State: Active
  Fex Port        State  Fabric Port  Primary Fabric
       Eth100/1/1  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/2  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/3  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/4  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/5  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/6  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/7  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/8  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/9  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/10  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/11  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/12  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/13  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/14  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/15  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/16  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/17  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/18  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/19  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/20  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/21  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/22  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/23  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/24  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/25  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/26  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/27  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/28  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/29  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/30  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/31  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/32  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/33  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/34  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/35  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/36  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/37  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/38  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/39  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/40  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/41  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/42  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/43  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/44  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/45  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/46  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/47  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/48  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
Logs:
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[11/24/2010 03:16:20.627639] Registration response sent
[11/24/2010 03:16:21.115021] Module Online Sequence
[11/24/2010 03:16:22.379395] Module Online
[11/24/2010 03:52:09.779773] Module disconnected
[11/24/2010 03:52:09.781691] Offlining Module
[11/24/2010 03:52:09.782231] Module Offline Sequence
[11/24/2010 03:52:11.735462] Module Offline
[11/24/2010 04:06:25.258659] Module disconnected
[11/24/2010 04:06:25.259890] Offlining Module
=================
N5K-02# sh fex 100 detail
FEX: 100 Description: FEX0100   state: Online
  FEX version: 4.1(3)N2(1a) [Switch version: 4.1(3)N2(1a)]
  FEX Interim version: 4.1(3)N2(1a)
  Switch Interim version: 4.1(3)N2(1a)
  Extender Model: N2K-C2148T-1GE,  Extender Serial: JAF1405CKHC
  Part No: 73-12009-06
  Card Id: 70, Mac Addr: 00:0d:ec:fd:48:82, Num Macs: 64
  Module Sw Gen: 12594  [Switch Sw Gen: 21]
pinning-mode: static    Max-links: 1
  Fabric port for control traffic: Eth1/4
  Fabric interface state:
    Eth1/4 - Interface Up. State: Active
  Fex Port        State  Fabric Port  Primary Fabric
       Eth100/1/1  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/2  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/3  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/4  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/5  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/6  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/7  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/8  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
       Eth100/1/9  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/10  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/11  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/12  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/13  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/14  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/15  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/16  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/17  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/18  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/19  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/20  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/21  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/22  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/23  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/24  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/25  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/26  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/27  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/28  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/29  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/30  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/31  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/32  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/33  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/34  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/35  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/36  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/37  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/38  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/39  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/40  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/41  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/42  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/43  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/44  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/45  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/46  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/47  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
      Eth100/1/48  Down      Eth1/4      Eth1/4
Logs:
[11/24/2010 03:49:38.824900] Module timed out
[11/24/2010 03:54:08.225000] Module register received
[11/24/2010 03:54:08.226093] Registration response sent
[11/24/2010 03:54:08.540805] Module Online Sequence
[11/24/2010 03:54:10.7287] Module Online
Anyone can help me with this?
Thanks.

I already configured vPC between 2 Nexus 5010
N5K-01# sh vpc brief
Legend:
                (*) - local vPC is down, forwarding via vPC peer-link
vPC domain id                   : 1  
Peer status                     : peer adjacency formed ok     
vPC keep-alive status           : peer is alive                
Configuration consistency status: success
vPC role                        : primary                     
vPC Peer-link status
id   Port   Status Active vlans   
1    Po1    up     1                                                      
vPC status
id     Port        Status Consistency Reason                     Active vlans
100    Po100       down   success     success                    - 
N5K-02# sh vpc
Legend:
                (*) - local vPC is down, forwarding via vPC peer-link
vPC domain id                   : 1  
Peer status                     : peer adjacency formed ok     
vPC keep-alive status           : peer is alive                
Configuration consistency status: success
vPC role                        : secondary                   
vPC Peer-link status
id   Port   Status Active vlans   
1    Po1    up     1                                                      
vPC status
id     Port        Status Consistency Reason                     Active vlans
100    Po100       down*  success     success                    -        
N5K-02#
may i miss some config ?

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    - I can't seem to understand this behavior?!  In that, why would configuring the port cause the link to go down?
    - If anyone has experience this before, or could shed some light on this behavior, it would be appreciated.
    sh ver
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    Copyright (c) 2002-2010, Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
    The copyrights to certain works contained herein are owned by
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