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what shows symple dir command?
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I tried &quot;copy tftp bootflash:&quot; again and it worked this time. &nbsp;Then I used the below commands to boot to the new image<br />
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Swtich(config)boot system flash bootflash:new IOS Image<br />
Switch(config)config-reg 0x2102<br />
Switch(config)write mem<br />
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It's now booting to the new image. &nbsp;Not sure why it wasn't eariler. &nbsp;
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I tried "copy tftp bootflash:" again and it worked this time.  Then I used the below commands to boot to the new image

Swtich(config)boot system flash bootflash:new IOS Image
Switch(config)config-reg 0x2102
Switch(config)write mem

It's now booting to the new image.  Not sure why it wasn't eariler.  

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Yes your right it shoud look like this:<br />
Swtich(config)boot system flash bootflash:new IOS Image<br />
Switch(config)config-reg 0x2102<br />
Switch#write mem<br />
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Yes your right it shoud look like this:
Swtich(config)boot system flash bootflash:new IOS Image
Switch(config)config-reg 0x2102
Switch#write mem




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I have a Cisco 4506 Switch with a Supervisor Enigine IV that I want to upgrade the IOS on. &nbsp;So I downloaded the IOS from Cisco, used my TFTP server to copy the image to the switch, but now I can't find the image. &nbsp;I did &quot;copy tftp flash&quot; command when copying over the IOS, but there isn't a &quot;show flash&quot; command on this switch so I can't see it. &nbsp;I did a dir: bootflash and can see the old image is there, but no the new image. &nbsp;I tried to tftp the new image to the bootflash dir but it didn't work. &nbsp;Any idea what directory the new image that did successfully copy to the switch is? &nbsp;thanks.
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I have a Cisco 4506 Switch with a Supervisor Enigine IV that I want to upgrade the IOS on.  So I downloaded the IOS from Cisco, used my TFTP server to copy the image to the switch, but now I can't find the image.  I did "copy tftp flash" command when copying over the IOS, but there isn't a "show flash" command on this switch so I can't see it.  I did a dir: bootflash and can see the old image is there, but no the new image.  I tried to tftp the new image to the bootflash dir but it didn't work.  Any idea what directory the new image that did successfully copy to the switch is?  thanks.

Upgrading the IOS on Cisco 4506 Catalyst Switch using Supervisor Engine IV

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