Installing a Core Image
Once .xos and .xmod files are stored on a network server (see
Downloading a New Image), download the image to
the switch using the following procedure:
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Use a login session on the master node of the
SummitStack to verify which virtual router (VR) connects to your
server. Use one of the following ping commands to confirm which virtual router reaches
your server:
ping vr vr-Mgmt host
ping vr vr-Default host
At least one of these commands must successfully
reach your server for you to download the image. After verifying the virtual router that
reaches your server, specify that virtual router when you download the image.
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Download the new image to the switch using the
command:
download image [[hostname | ipaddress] filename {{vr} vrname} | memorycard
filename] {partition} {msm
slotid | slot
slot number}
Note
If you configure the switch to write core dump
(debug) files to the internal memory card and attempt to download a new software image,
you might have insufficient space to complete the image download. If this occurs, you
will need to move or delete the core dump files from the internal memory. You will be
asked during the download process if you want to remove these files. For more
information, see
Understanding Core Dump Messages.
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Before the download begins, the switch asks if you want to
install the image immediately after the download is finished. Enter
y to install the image after download.
If you enter
n to install the image at a later time, the image
is still downloaded and saved to the switch, but you must use the
install image
command when ready to install the image.
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Install .xmod images to the inactive partition using the same command shown
above.
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After installing the .xos and all .xmod iamges, reboot the switch (see Reboot Options).
For information about installing a new BootROM image on a Summit family switch, see Upgrading the BootROM.
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