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Could be the boot field of the config register is set to 0. Try either &quot;o/r 0x2102&quot; or &quot;config-reg 0x2102&quot; and reboot it.
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Could be the boot field of the config register is set to 0. Try either "o/r 0x2102" or "config-reg 0x2102" and reboot it.

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can you give me an example i am very new to this
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can you give me an example i am very new to this

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I am able to load image into router. I used the following cmd:<br />
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ADDRESS=192.168.1.X<br />
SERVER=192.168.1.X<br />
GATEWAY=192.168.1.X<br />
PORT=Ethernet0/0<br />
IMAGE=asa722-k8.bin<br />
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set<br />
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tftp &gt;&nbsp;enter<br />
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write mem &gt;enter<br />
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when I reload the router, it goes back to rommon #0 <br />
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How do I save permanently the image?
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I am able to load image into router. I used the following cmd:

ADDRESS=192.168.1.X
SERVER=192.168.1.X
GATEWAY=192.168.1.X
PORT=Ethernet0/0
IMAGE=asa722-k8.bin

set

tftp > enter

write mem >enter

when I reload the router, it goes back to rommon #0 

How do I save permanently the image?

rommon #0

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