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router(boot)> prompt how do i removed!!
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| shehzada4 2002-05-15, 12:15 pm |
| Well y did u change the config register in first place ?........Now all u have to do is change it back to 0x2102 and u will be fine...did u change it to retrieve ur passsword...i assume this is the case.....after u acompolished what u wanted just change the config register back to its original value.... | |
| ahpama 2002-05-15, 12:25 pm |
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Originally posted by shehzada4
Well y did u change the config register in first place ?........Now all u have to do is change it back to 0x2102 and u will be fine...did u change it to retrieve ur passsword...i assume this is the case.....after u acompolished what u wanted just change the config register back to its original value....
ok...when i do a confreg 0x2142 then when i rebooted it still the same. So i changed it to 0x2102 but still no avail. Id just like to remove this (boot) prompt so that i can start configuring my interfaces.
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| shehzada4 2002-05-15, 12:30 pm |
| well change to 0x2102 and type reload....does that helps ?...if not then turn the router off..and then on again.... | |
| ahpama 2002-05-15, 12:34 pm |
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Originally posted by shehzada4
well change to 0x2102 and type reload....does that helps ?...if not then turn the router off..and then on again....
well ..i already did that 3 times and i have the same result. any more idea?
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| shehzada4 2002-05-15, 12:37 pm |
| now all i can think of is SHIFT CTRL X 6 | |
| rsteedma 2002-05-15, 12:50 pm |
| Hi,
I see two possibilities:
(1) You forgot to use "write mem" after changing the config-register value.
(2) Your BOOT variable points to the RxBoot image instead of an IOS image.
The "show bootvar" command will reveal all. Please post the output here.
Cheers,
Ron
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| ahpama 2002-05-15, 1:01 pm |
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Originally posted by rsteedma
Hi,
I see two possibilities:
(1) You forgot to use "write mem" after changing the config-register value.
(2) Your BOOT variable points to the RxBoot image instead of an IOS image.
The "show bootvar" command will reveal all. Please post the output here.
Cheers,
Ron
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Ron Steedman CCNP, CCNA, MCP, BS Computer Science
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http://www.congonetworking.com/
Thanks Ron... this really makes sense I will check it out and if that is the case i will sort it out and share what i did to make it work.
CHEERS!!!
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