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X4000 User’s Guide 373
Updating Software
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running and on which you have saved the new boot image (e.g.
192.168.1.1).
<file name>
is the name of the boot image you have saved on your PC.
The file <file name> is first transferred to the memory of X4000 and
checked.
The following appears in the SNMP shell: Perform update (y or n)?
➤
Enter
y
and confirm with Return.
The software update process is executed and the new boot image is loaded
to the flash memory.
The following appears in the SNMP shell: Reboot now (y or n)?
➤
Enter
y
and confirm with Return.
X4000 starts with the new boot image. The previous configuration is
overwritten.
X4000 requires a connected block of working memory that is somewhat larger
than the new software image. If insufficient memory is available on X4000 ,
X4000 offers an incremental update, in which the image is loaded directly in
"chunks" to the flash memory without checking. Proceed as follows:
If insufficient memory is available, a query will appear in the SNMP shell:
Do you want to perform an incremental update (y or n)?
➤
First enter
n
.
➤
Enter
update -v <IP address> <file name>
.
The image is checked, but not yet loaded.
➤
Type in
update <IP address> <file name>
.
The following appears in the SNMP shell: Perform update (y or n)?
➤
Enter
y
and confirm with Return.
X4000 performs an incremental update and the image is saved to the flash
memory. This procedure takes longer than a normal update!