Hi Jaime,
If you are willing to take things to the next level (TAC as Steve has pointed out). If you are not quite prepared to take it to that level just yet you can do one of the following.
- Remove the CF card from the system and use a card reader on your computer to access it, this way you can remove and re-organize the file on the card with ease, however note that creating a directory on the CF card in a windows environment will result in the folder name being in upper case when inserted back into the UC, avoid creating directories in the windows environment and do it on the UC itself.
- Delete the current IOS residing on the card and put on the new one from the software pack, also use the factory default .CFG file that is appropriate for your system and put that on the CF card and then apply it to the system ("ROUTER# copy start" this will default the system, but do not write mem after doing it), you will need to reload to apply the new IOS and to also apply the default config.
- Delete all Phone loads not in use, taking up room on the card is a wasted excercise and will result in vairable failures
Keep in mind the above are not supported methods by Cisco, I can get away with providing you instructions on doing the above, but it is highly unlikely the Cisco reps on here will, you also might not get support on here for doing so, however TAC might even ask you to do the above, but this is then supported by them and is under their instructions.
Do the above at your own risk and only if you are confident to carry it out, if you have any hesitations what so ever then stop and take your issues to TAC immediately, avoid putting yourself in a world of hurt.
Hope you get the system to the state you are wanting it in, and you begin enjoying its fruits.
Cheers,
David.
Cheers,
David Trad.
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