Here's a first for me.
Cisco 2970. We were reloading the IOS and something went awry. The switch rebooted and now we come up to the following prompt.
It's not rommon, it's almost a test os that the cisco ios runs under beneath. Or perhaps a failsafe bootloader.
Any ideas as to how to get the IOS restored to the flash and boot? The bin file is there, but I can't archive or place a new TAR with the commands available.
"Base ethernet MAC Address: 00:15:fa:aa:45:00
Xmodem file system is available.
The password-recovery mechanism is enabled.
Initializing Flash...
flashfs[0]: 6 files, 2 directories
flashfs[0]: 0 orphaned files, 0 orphaned directories
flashfs[0]: Total bytes: 15998976
flashfs[0]: Bytes used: 7280640
flashfs[0]: Bytes available: 8718336
flashfs[0]: flashfs fsck took 8 seconds.
...done Initializing Flash.
Boot Sector Filesystem (bs) installed, fsid: 3
done.
Loading "flash:c2970-lanbasek9-mz.122-44.SE6.bin"...flash:c2970-lanbasek9-mz.122-44.SE6.bin: no such file or directory
Error loading "flash:c2970-lanbasek9-mz.122-44.SE6.bin"
Interrupt within 5 seconds to abort boot process.
Loading "flash:/c2970-dmon-mz-121.14-EA1"...#############################
File "flash:/c2970-dmon-mz-121.14-EA1" uncompressed and installed, entry point: 0x73160
executing...
Stardust LOTR 2.3.1.test for PPC405
Compiled Jul 22 10:55 PDT 2003 by antonino@BLD-stardust_121_14_ea1_throttle.spring03-731
Copyright (c) 1999-2003 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
CPU: IBM PowerPC 405/Yeti: clock 125 (MHz)
DRAM: 128MB (0x8000000 Bytes)
Console: dev:ns165500: baudrate 9600
Flash: dev:flash0 at 0xff000000: Intel 28F128J3A: 16MB
Extracting inode list from dev:flash0d ............................................................................................................................. done.
Calling driver setup for YetiMic
Calling driver setup for Elmer
Calling driver setup for I2C
Calling driver setup for CiscoCamII
configured devices/modules:
class inst# device id state
-------------------------------------------------------------------
PlatformId [00] TRS+4SFP 0x9 (Active)
SystemSpace [00] SDRAM 0x0 (Active)
MIC [00] YetiMic 0x0 (Active)
SysReg [00] Elmer 0x0 (Active)
SysI2C [00] I2C 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [00] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [01] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [02] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [03] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [04] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [05] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
PortAsic [06] Sasquatch 0x0 (Active)
CAM [00] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
CAM [01] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
CAM [02] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
CAM [03] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
CAM [04] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
CAM [05] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
CAM [06] CiscoCamII 0x0 (Active)
Port [01] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [02] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [03] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [04] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [05] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [06] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [07] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [08] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [09] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [10] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [11] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [12] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [13] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [14] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [15] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [16] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [17] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [18] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [19] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [20] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [21] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [22] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [23] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [24] Mrvl88E1042 0x2 (Active)
Port [25] SFP 0x0 (Active)
Port [26] SFP 0x0 (Active)
Port [27] SFP 0x0 (Active)
Port [28] SFP 0x0 (Active)
Welcome to Stardust!
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