Etherchannel misconfiguration guard is a feature enabled by default on all switches, if you wish to turn it off (crazy) you may use
no spanning-tree etherchannel guard misconfig
or turn it back on with the
spanning-tree etherchannel guard misconfig
To verify:
show spanning-tree summary
When one side is misconfigured for a static etherchannel the switch will expect to receive the same BPDUs on all ports part of the static etherchannel, if it does not, it puts the ports into errdisable.
Note: STP is required on both ends of the link for this.
The above is the example of it happening. I configured one side for a static etherchannel, and the other side as nothing and turned them up.
The moral of the story of 2.1.e is that you should always use LACP.
best source:
http://tsbates.com/blog/layer-2-etherchannels/