[cisco-voip] Largest CF that a 2821 / 2851 will take?

[Jonathan Charles]

Yes, but if you are locally connected (or remote), there is no
conceivable reason to xmodem an IOS.

Go into rommon, type 'set'

then fill out the info (IP_ADDRESS=1.1.1.1; DEFAULT_GATEWAY,
SUBNET_MASK, etc...)

and use tftpdnld to get the IOS on there...



Jonathan

On Nov 12, 2007 9:36 AM, David Sullivan <David.Sullivan at barnet.ac.uk> wrote:
> Jonathan Charles wrote:
> > Actually, what is even easier is to get a USB to CF
> > reader/writer for your laptop.
> >
> > Format the Flash card in a router, then just drag and drop an
> > IOS on the CF if all else fails.
> >
> >
>
> It was more of a general tip, most of our voice routers (2600s and
> 1760s) still have internal flash SIMMS and are on remote sites with
> serial consoles. Uploading ios over a console can be painful.
>
>
> David Sullivan
> IT Services Systems Team
> Barnet College
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