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Posted by Erik Jensen on July 20, 2004, 8:50 am
Doug,
Don't you mean a total of 18mb of DRAM, not FLASH. I have two
8mb simms of FLASH and one 16mb simm of DRAM and it is my
understanding that there is 2mb of built-in DRAM.
> esj@tpri.com (Erik Jensen) writes:
> >I have a Cisco 2514 router, and am trying to update the IOS image to
> >12.3(6)b. The file name is c2500-is-l.123-6b.bin. The router is
> >currently running 11.2(17). It has 16mb flash and 16mb dram. The
> >problem is the IOS image file is 16942788 bytes (bigger than 16mb).
>
> >It is my understanding that the 12.x IOS images are meant to run on
> >cross-platforms (including the 2500 series). Is there a way to
> >compress the image file?
>
> Since the act of uncompressing the image file on a 2500 in order to
> run it would take over more DRAM than exists, how would this be
> accomplished? Its gotta be uncompressed to some memory storage
> somewhere..
>
> There are a few models of the 2500's that can do 18MB of Flash, (2M
> built onboard, plus a 16MB add-on SIMM) obviously this image must be
> tailored for them. You probably want to back off a bit for the 2500,
> it has been practically EOL'd for some time.
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>12.3(6)b. The file name is c2500-is-l.123-6b.bin. The router is
>currently running 11.2(17). It has 16mb flash and 16mb dram. The
>problem is the IOS image file is 16942788 bytes (bigger than 16mb).