My first concern is that I have no idea what that image is. I searched CCO for that
image name and couldn't find it, not in the IOS upgrade planner or the Feature
Navigator. The only close one I could find was 12.1(2), not 2.5, and it was about
200k bigger than the file you mention.
Do you have that image running on another router? If not, try loading a different
image. That one spooks me. <g>
Perhaps something is wrong with flash, so another option is to replace the flash and
see if that helps.
Another option is to use the -r option for tftpdnld which will load the image directly
to DRAM instead of to flash. If that works, then you know your flash is hosed.
I hate to even mention it, but make sure your basic networking setup is correct
(addresses, masks, cables, etc.) That goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway.
:-)
Good luck!
John
>
> Hi,
>
> When I tried to upload my IOS image to the my 2600 router it failed. When
> the router rebooted it kicked into Rommon mode with an error message that
> reads "boot: cannot determine first file name on device "flash:"". There is
> a command in rommon > mode called "tftpdnld" which I run once I have set all
> my parameters, this is surposed to fetch the image of my tftp server. I see
> it connect to my TFTP server but after a second or two it times out and I
> dont get the image.
>
> If anyone knows why the image does not download, pls help.
>
> Filename = c2600-io3s56i-mz.121-2.5
> File Size = 8,071 KB
>
> Thanks
> Warrick FitzGerald
> LiveTechnology International Inc.
>
>
>
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