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Hi, I removed the 122-50 and put the 122-35 there. the system won't bootup.<br />
saying error loading image files...<br />
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my question turn out how do i put the 122-50 bin files back then? I use hyperterminal connecting to the console port.<br />
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thanks alot!!!
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Hi, I removed the 122-50 and put the 122-35 there. the system won't bootup.
saying error loading image files...

my question turn out how do i put the 122-50 bin files back then? I use hyperterminal connecting to the console port.

thanks alot!!!

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got it, i am using xmodem to upload the bin files now...
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got it, i am using xmodem to upload the bin files now...

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Hi, we have a 3750V2 switch with version 122.50<br />
we would like to change the image to 122.35 so that it will stack with the other two switch.<br />
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when i dir flash, i can a folder c3750-ipbasek9-mz.122-50.S<wbr />E1, under it there is a bin file with the same name.<br />
<br />
my question can i delete the 122.50 bin and put 122.35 bin there without naming the folder?<br />
<br />
thanks.<br />
<br />
robin
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Hi, we have a 3750V2 switch with version 122.50
we would like to change the image to 122.35 so that it will stack with the other two switch.

when i dir flash, i can a folder c3750-ipbasek9-mz.122-50.SE1, under it there is a bin file with the same name.

my question can i delete the 122.50 bin and put 122.35 bin there without naming the folder?

thanks.

robin

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