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set baud rate back to 9600 on cisco 3560 advanced services

Hi,

Can someone tell me how to set a baud rate back to 9600 on a 3560 running: flash:c3560-advipservicesk9-mz.122-46.SE.bin

A while ago I blew out the flash and accidentally reloaded and then had to change the baud to 115200 so that I could xmodem an IOS. Now I can't seem to flip it back.
I've powered it on holding the MODE button and it comes to the prompt: switch:
I then type "baud rate 9600" and reload but it goes back to 115200. I went into line con 0 and changed it there too, but when it reloads it goes back to 115200.
I've also tried to do UNSET BAUD from SWITCH: but it isn't recognized.
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You have to go into RONMON mode first. Just watch the boot up on how to ge to RONMON and then use the UNSET BAUD. This is kind of rough but not in a place to look up. Not sure about the "UNSET BAUD" command either as I would have to check cco.
Oh and by the way if you have it in the line con 0 part of your config it will change it just the boot up baud is 115200.
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Bkpeford,

I'm watching the bootup but it dosent tell me anything about how to get into rommon. Any ideas? Should I just hit the BREAK somewhere?
use this to change the system to give you a prompt
config t
boot manual
This will give you the RONMON option to change it back so don't get that prompt is
config t
boot system

This will change it to boot to the first system image it finds.
I'm sorry don't use boot manual. Use
boot enable-break
and to undo
no boot enable-break

 
I am a newb
boot manual gets you straight to ronmon mode after a reboot. Ignore everything else I said.
no boot manual will take it off
to see your boot options do a show boot
 
show boot gets me this:

Switch#sh boot
BOOT path-list      : flash:c3560-advipservicesk9-mz.122-46.SE.bin
Config file         : flash:/config.text
Private Config file : flash:/private-config.text
Enable Break        : no
Manual Boot         : no
HELPER path-list    :
Auto upgrade        : yes
Auto upgrade path   :
Timeout for Config
          Download:    0 seconds
Config Download
       via DHCP:       disabled (next boot: disabled)
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GOSH...I finally got it. It turns out that the UNSET has to be lower case. If you use upper case, it will say "UNSET not recongized".

I had to go into rommon and type in exactly:

unset BAUD