11-16-2015 08:11 AM - edited 03-05-2019 02:45 AM
Hi,
I've a IR 829 router, which stops during the boot process in rommon 2. My config-register is 0x102. How to get the router to boot automatically the image in flash ?
Cheers,
Mathieu
11-16-2015 08:19 AM
hey 0x102 should boot the ios if its not corrupt, was this working before ?
when you try and boot from rommon does it just revert back , is there only 1 image on the router to boot ?
Configuration Register Setting | Router Behavior |
---|---|
0x102 |
|
0x1202 |
|
0x2101 |
|
0x2102 |
|
0x2120 |
|
0x2122 |
|
0x2124 |
|
0x2142 |
|
0x2902 |
|
0x2922 |
|
0x3122 |
|
0x3902 |
|
0x3922 |
|
11-16-2015 08:46 AM
Yes, it was working before, I don't know what happened. I just have one image, and I can boot it manually (boot [image-name])
11-16-2015 08:54 AM
Ok so it works manually thats good the image is ok then , i would still while you have it up upload another image into flash always good to have a backup image incase of corruption during boot process
when you boot it from rommon what does the show version provide in section system retuened to ---
when you try set it to 0x2102 does it do the same thing, it may be hardware related did you capture the boot process when consoled in it will provide more information of where its exactly failing
11-16-2015 09:18 AM
show version provides :
System returned to ROM by Power-on at xxx
System image file is "flash:ir800-universalk9-mz.SPA.155-3.M"
Last reload reason : Power-on
I couldn't manage to change the config-register, I don't have this command
Router(config)# config-register
11-17-2015 12:34 AM
it sounds as if its not picking up flash on th bootup any you have to manually boot it which could be hardware as its an automated process , power-on is ok to see that its normal standard startup, are you able to change the config-register from rommon -----confreg 0x2102
this link has few other tips on things to try put a new image in from xmodem in rommon just in case something is gone wrong with it , if you can post the actual boot process when your consoled in it should show where its breaking as it goes through and gets set to rommon
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/13824
11-18-2015 05:24 AM
03-03-2017 08:45 AM
try your manual boot. From IOS exec mode do a bundle install flash:/ir800-universalk9-bundle.SPA.155-3.M2.bin (that file should be in flash).
This worked for me in a IR809, hope it helps.
12-15-2015 08:57 PM
Hi Mathieu,
I realise your topic is a month old,
I just come across something very similar with the Cisco IR809 router, these things appear to be a little different to the ISR's which I am used to.
I was able to get to to reliably boot every time by using the boot system command in global config mode;
boot system flash:/ir800-universalk9-mz.SPA.155-2.25.M0.4
Additionally, if you erase the startup-configuration it appears that you have to boot the IOS manually from rommon again and then add the boot system command.
Hope this helps
- Aaron
12-08-2016 10:22 AM
I frequently have this problem with IR829 routers. I'm dealing with one right now that is proving very stubborn. I have the boot command in the startup config, correct file name.
When issuing a reload command, everything is fine. But if the device is powered off and back on, it stops in rommon. None of the commands I know for viewing or changing the config register are available.
rommon-2> ?
? Print the command list
boot Boot image
dir List file contents on a device
help Print the command list or the specific command usage
iomem Set iomem size in percent
reboot Reboot the system
set Set environment variable and network configuration
show Show loader configuration
unset Unset environment variable
I tried set but it doesn't look like confreg is an option.
rommon-2> help set
set: set Set environment variable and network configuration
usage: set VARIABLE=VALUE
set {ip | gw | mac } addr [mask]
Description: Set environment variable, for example set TEST="foo".
Set and save IP/default-gateway configuration parameters.
12-08-2016 11:41 AM
So with the boot command in startup config, it still didn't boot properly for me. What got it to work was writing the startup config to a file in flash, then putting this in the config:
boot system flash:/ir800-universalk9-mz.SPA.156-3.M
boot config flash:/ROUTERSTART.config
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