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boot issue

Bruce Summers
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i'm pulling my hair out here...

I upgraded an IOS. I modified the image in which to boot from. bootvar shows the image in which I want to boot from...the image is in the correct directory, confreg is 0x2102, yet everytime i reboot this box (catalyst 6513) it boots to ROMMON...I execute boot, and it boots the image...

i'm obviously missing something here...

can anybody point me in the right direction?

Bruce

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SP stands for Switch Processor.

A 6500 will have a RP (Route Processor) and a SP (Switch Processor) on each Supervisor.

Having 0x0 on the SP is what's causing the problem.

Please go ahead with the config-register on the CLI and test with a reboot.

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Edison Ortiz
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Please post the output from typing

remote command switch show ver

The SP portion must also have 0x2102, if it doesn't - that's your problem.

Go into config mode and change the register to 0x2102 and 'write mem' - then verify the 'remote command..' again.

HTH,

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Edison.

Edison,

there is not standby processor (i'm assuming thats what you mean by SP)...when running the remote command remote switch sho ver however, shows the confreg as 0x0.

do i need to run the config-reg command anyway?

SP stands for Switch Processor.

A 6500 will have a RP (Route Processor) and a SP (Switch Processor) on each Supervisor.

Having 0x0 on the SP is what's causing the problem.

Please go ahead with the config-register on the CLI and test with a reboot.

Please remember to rate helpful posts

Fixed the problem...thanks a bunch...

so, when i ran the sho bootvar and it listed 0x2102, is that the RC reporting that?

bruce

Yes.

The Route Processor reports that value.

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