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Issue when trying to upgrade firmware

Horizon93
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Dear Community-Team,

whenever I try to configure the bootvar of my device (C4500X), it automatically choices and old firmware which isn't even on the bootflash of the system.

I can't even undo it with "no" prompts, it still appears...

I was already also in the rommon mode, cleared the boot and had to boot the correct/updated version from there.
When it is booted from the rommon, the system runs on the updated version, but when I try to configure the bootvar to set the right version the old firmware appears again in the bootvar - can be seen in the picture below:

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I've never been confronted which such a unnerving issue like this before.

I hope you guys can help.

Thank you in advance!




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Ok @Horizon93 

you should clean up this bootbar with no boot system command first.

After configure boot system flash bootflash:IOS-NAME

Write and check with show bootvar.

 

Best regards
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M02@rt37
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Hello @Horizon93 

you did that ?

 
no boot system flash bootflash:IOS-NAME
boot system flash bootflash:IOS-NAME
write
 
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Hello M02@rt37

thank you for your interest and support.

Yes I've did this before, but I will trace my steps/commands on the following picture.

Just to show you what kind of issue appears...

Horizon93_0-1717663745995.png

*This time the old OS didn't appear, but there is still an element ",1;" before the Rommon.
Which causes an issue, since I reload the system after this bootvar configuration and it doesn't work properly:

Horizon93_1-1717663868546.png

Best regards




Ok @Horizon93 

you should clean up this bootbar with no boot system command first.

After configure boot system flash bootflash:IOS-NAME

Write and check with show bootvar.

 

Best regards
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Hi M02@rt37,

I've managed to solve the issue.
The element was ",1;" was just a missing information in the bootvar configuration.
Which appeared also in the running- and startup config as the following:

#boot system flash

So I got rid of this by giving the command: "no boot system flash"

Then the bootvar configuration was correct and only the Rom and OS was presented which led to a succesfull upgrade after reloading the system.

Thank you again for your interest and have a nice day

best regards!