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Completing the Upgrade: Transferring and Testing Customized Files

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If the router booted successfully, it establishes a connection and displays system

information (such as the system name, contact, location, description, and MIB

version). This conﬁrms that the router can boot with the customized image.

If Site Manager does not display system information in its main window, the

router did not boot successfully. In this case, perform the following steps:

1. Try again to transfer the customized image to the router (see Task 5).

2. Boot the router again.

If the problem persists, call the Bay Networks Technical Response Center in your

area.

Copying the Customized Image to Primary Flash

After you verify that your router is running the Version 10.0 router software

image, you can copy the customized image from your backup Version 10.0 Flash

card to the primary Flash card. Do this when you are ready to delete the Version

7–9.xx image from your primary Flash card.

To replace the existing image in Volume 1 with your customized Version 10.0

image, ace.out or afn.exe (as appropriate for the router):

1. In the Router Files Manager window, delete ace.out (or boot.exe for an

AFN router) from Volume 1.

After you delete the old image, compare the “Available free space” ﬁeld

displayed in the Router Files Manager window to the “Contiguous free space”

ﬁeld. You cannot load a ﬁle onto the Flash card if the ﬁle is larger than the

available “Contiguous free space”.

To make available a maximum amount of contiguous free space, you must

compact the remaining contents of the Flash card. For more information about

ﬁle compaction, refer to Managing Routers and BNX Platforms.

Note: If you boot the router without specifying the volume from which to read

the image, and the PCMCIA/Floppy switch is in the PCMCIA position, the

router boots from the image in Volume 1 (the Flash card on the right side of

the Flash System Controller). Volume 2 (the Flash card on the left) currently

contains your customized image, while Volume 1 contains a Version 7–9.xx

router software image.

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