Cisco IOS problem

JasminLandry

OK so this is what's going. I was playing around with an old switch at work. I wanted to update the IOS in it but there wasn't enough space left so I overwrote the the bin file in the flash (deleted it actually). I was now transfering the file to the switch (Catalyst 2900XL) using Xmodem but in the end it says: flash:"image.bin": no space left on device. So what could I do to free up some space on the device so that I can transfer the file to it?

FloOz

Maybe your device just doesn't have enough memory to hold the image you are trying to put on it?

JasminLandry

That's the problem, is there a way I can delete other unnecessary files? I'm trying to look for a compatible IOS image but Cisco doesn't support it anymore? Is there another place where I could download older IOS? The one I need would be 11.2.

pitviper

scratch that - the options were for DRAM.

TechGuy215

First, as FloOz said, make sure you have a enough memory for the image.

If you do, Why don't you just delete the current image in flash:

# delete /f /r flash1:<insert image name here>

# delete /f /r flash2:<insert image name here>

Then copy the new image to flash:

# copy tftp flash1
>Address or name of remote host? <insert tftp server ip here>
>source filename? <insert image name here>
>Destination filename? <insert image name here>

Check to verify integrity of the copy:

# verify /md5 flash1:c3750-ipbasek9-mz-122-55.SE1.bin

JasminLandry

Ohh nevermind I just got it back up and running. Thanks for your help guys. I found an old image compatible with this device. Copied the file to my machine and uploaded it to the switch and there you go