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sai
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 problems upgrading IOS.
Hello folks,
does it matter if we have dissimilar flash memory modules???
the reason is, we were upgrading the IOS to 12.2, we have 2
dissimilar, 8MB flash memory modules, after downloading from the TFTP
server we get a checksum error after copying 8MB of the IOS, the total
capacity of the IOS is 12 MB.
This happened on 2 routers, individually the 8MB memory moules just
work fine..
any suggestions....
Sai.
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Re: problems upgrading IOS.
I had the same problem.. As it turned out, one of the simms was really 4mb.
"sai" <saiber76@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello folks,
> does it matter if we have dissimilar flash memory modules???
> the reason is, we were upgrading the IOS to 12.2, we have 2
> dissimilar, 8MB flash memory modules, after downloading from the TFTP
> server we get a checksum error after copying 8MB of the IOS, the total
> capacity of the IOS is 12 MB.
> This happened on 2 routers, individually the 8MB memory moules just
> work fine..
> any suggestions....
>
> Sai.
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