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09-23-2014 12:18 PM
09-23-2014 12:18 PM
Upgrade Firmware Comware A7510
We have 2 switches HP Comware 7510, with 64389 KB memory in only one.
When i upgrade de firmware wtih IMC, he report an error that it´s not possible because not space available.
The new image is 7500-CMW520-R6708P08
I tried install in the CLI comand, erased the old image and put the new in the flash memory new image and execute the BOOT-LOADER command and reboot after the process they gave a error tell it´s not possible because he need the old image while load the new image.
How to fix this problem and get a upgrade the firmware.
P.S :
Current Software: 7500-cmw520-r6708
Latest Available Software for Upgrade: 7500-CMW520-R6708P08
Thank You!!!
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09-30-2014 03:22 AM
09-30-2014 03:22 AM
Re: Upgrade Firmware Comware A7510
when you delete a file from the comware based devices its not totally delete from the flash. when you execute command "delete 7510ios.app" the file goes to the recycle-bin. type command "dir /all" the deleted file shoes withing the "[7510ios.app] " in oder to get more memory you need to delete it from the recycle-bin too command is "reset recycle-bin"
if you need to restore file from the recycle-bin type "undelete 7510ios.app"
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10-07-2014 01:05 AM - edited 10-07-2014 01:07 AM
10-07-2014 01:05 AM - edited 10-07-2014 01:07 AM
Re: Upgrade Firmware Comware A7510
Hi,
the 7500 MPU typically only has 64389 KB on the internal flash.
and the images are all around 33000 KB, which means - there is only room for one image.
You need to delete the old image, and then upload the new one.
To - for real - delete a file you need the /unreserved flag on the delete command.
> delete /unreserved 7500-cmw520-r6708.app
If you do not use the /unreserved flag, it only puts the file in the trashcan, but that does not free space on the dirve, which makes the trashcan useless really..
If you did a
> delete 7500-cmw520-r6708.app
then you can empty the trashcan with a
>reset recycle-bin /force
after you deleted the image you need to upload the new image and set it as main boot image.
upload example
> tftp <tftp-server-ip-address> get <path>/7500-CMW520-R6708P06.app
"set image as main"
> boot-loader file flash:/7500-cmw520-r6708p08.app slot <MPU-physical-slot> main
note that the comware 5 file system converts the filename to lowercase.
its of course crucial, that you DO NOT reboot, or loose power during this process.
do a
> display boot-loader
to see that you're on track before you reboot.
regards
Søren Dideriksen
Region Midtjylland