Are you really booting directly, or doing a two-stage boot with a boot
image stashed in bootflash?
George
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> Dear All,
>
> I have read on the Cisco website that the Cisco 7206-VXR NPE 225 cannot
> use the PCMCIA Flash disks as the primary boot medium to boot-up the IOS
> Software, & a Linear Flash card needs to be used for the same. But I am
> able to boot the IOS from the PCMCIA disks directly without a Linear
> Flash card.
>
> Has anybody had a similar experience.
>
> With warm regards,
> Vinod.
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