[c-nsp] 6500-sup-stdby

[Ryan Hughes]

Check to make sure the exact same image is on the bootflash of both
supervisors. I've seen it where the primary sup boots up and when it tries
to boot the second, the image is not available and it will sit in rommon.
The boot variable from the primary is passed to the second and if it can't
find the exact same image file, it will not boot.

On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 3:31 AM, Peter Taphouse <pete at bytemark.co.uk> wrote:

> ambedkar wrote:
> >
> > Hi, i am using cisco 6509 with two sup engines. sup1 is main and sup2
> > is standby. The problem is sup2 is not booting automatically when the
> > system is switched ON. it is going to rommon mode, where we have to
> > type boot command so that it will boot. after booting, boot variable
> > is missing. if we set the boot variable,it will show the boot variable
> > but it is temporary.
> >
> > Again we switched OFF and ON, The same situation is there. i tried
> > lot, please help me. some details are here...
>
> I had that on a sup720 once, it turned out that the onboard battery was
> dead.
>
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