No username prompt after session to CX Module on ASA5545-X

Question

I HAVE asa5545 , i shutdown the ips , and unintsall the ips software module, and reload the asa, account to 9.1 configure cli guide, and upload the asa cx boot image, and reboot the cx module, wait 5 min, session cx console,  i see the
# session cxsc console
Opening console session with module cxsc.
Connected to module cxsc. Escape character sequence is 'CTRL-^X'.
but there is no user/password prompt
i am expectiong the prompt to login . the session is just blank
I exist to ASA, and  show module,  it still show the cx module recover .
i tried many time, even reboot the ASA, Still can not see the user login prompt in the cx console ?
anyone know this problem ?
when I show the module,
isee
Mod  Card Type                                    Model              Serial No.
   0 ASA 5545-X with SW, 8 GE Data, 1 GE Mgmt     ASA5545            FCH1705J14G
ips Unknown                                      N/A                FCH1705J14G
cxsc Unknown                                      N/A                FCH1705J14G
Mod  MAC Address Range                 Hw Version   Fw Version   Sw Version    
   0 b0fa.eb97.b9f5 to b0fa.eb97.b9fe  1.0          2.1(9)8      9.1(2)
ips b0fa.eb97.b9f3 to b0fa.eb97.b9f3  N/A          N/A         
cxsc b0fa.eb97.b9f3 to b0fa.eb97.b9f3  N/A          N/A         
Mod  SSM Application Name           Status           SSM Application Version
ips Unknown                        No Image Present Not Applicable
Mod  Status             Data Plane Status     Compatibility
   0 Up Sys             Not Applicable       
ips Unresponsive       Not Applicable       
cxsc Recover            Not Applicable       

Answer 1

Hmm. Yes the recover status plus lack of login prompt indicates the CXSC module has not completed its boot.
Did you use the commands:
     sw-module module cxsc recover configure image disk0:/asacx-5500x-boot-9.1.2-21.img
(or later image version - however it is important that you use the boot image first to bootstrap)
     sw-module module cxsc recover boot
If you didn't, then I would try to shutdown, uninstall and re-try using those commands in addition to an uninstall (first) as follows:
     sw-module module cxsc shutdown
(wait until show module indicates it is shutdown)
     sw-module module cxsc uninstall