One of the guys I work with made a slight error last night. Here is what he posted on Cramsession CCNA board:
<< I have a slight problem with my office's 3640. During tftp training, I had an individual copy the startup-config file to flash overwriting the IOS file. Now I'm stuck in ROMmon and when I do a dir flash: it shows the startup-config in flash.. I have another copy of the IOS file on a PC(it's a 10M file), but when I try to xmodem it to flash it says it is too large (8M Flash). I successfully downloaded the file with the xmodem -cr option, but when it uncompressed it errored on memory again. I'm working with 40M of DRAM. The router was working fine up to this point, so I'm confident I don't have bad memory. Currently, I do not have access to a PCMCIA card with the IOS (still working on that) to try booting from the PCMCIA. I've searched cisco.com repeatedly and haven't found an exact solution. I was wanting to try the tftpdnld, but it's not an option from my ROMmon prompt.
Since this router is currently set aside for desktop training, nobody is out of service. Any inputs, ideas, solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Craig >>
Personally, I think he's screwed until he can get into a CCO account and redownload the particular IOS for that router.
<< I have a slight problem with my office's 3640. During tftp training, I had an individual copy the startup-config file to flash overwriting the IOS file. Now I'm stuck in ROMmon and when I do a dir flash: it shows the startup-config in flash.. I have another copy of the IOS file on a PC(it's a 10M file), but when I try to xmodem it to flash it says it is too large (8M Flash). I successfully downloaded the file with the xmodem -cr option, but when it uncompressed it errored on memory again. I'm working with 40M of DRAM. The router was working fine up to this point, so I'm confident I don't have bad memory. Currently, I do not have access to a PCMCIA card with the IOS (still working on that) to try booting from the PCMCIA. I've searched cisco.com repeatedly and haven't found an exact solution. I was wanting to try the tftpdnld, but it's not an option from my ROMmon prompt.
Since this router is currently set aside for desktop training, nobody is out of service. Any inputs, ideas, solutions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Craig >>
Personally, I think he's screwed until he can get into a CCO account and redownload the particular IOS for that router.