The PCMCIA slot is for upgrading the routers.
I've never used this method to upgrade them nor heard of any part
number/image you can order/download from Cisco to use this upgrade method.
Download a new version of IOS and upgrade/boot the router using tftp.
Besides, the case doesn't fit on most 2500 models after inserting the PCMCIA
flash memory. (Curiosity got the best of me a couple of years ago.)
BobW
-----Original Message-----
From: Brad Ellis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 12:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 2500 Series & FLASH PMCIA...
Phil,
Hi! Ive never put a card in there before...I can sell you (2) 8-meg flashes
for $105/pc ($210 total). Please let me know if you are interested. That
is a very good price!!!
ttyl,
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796
Optimized Systems Inc
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Has anyone dealt with this... I have a bunch of 2500's in my home lab & I
realized that my 2512 has a FLASH Card "port" on the motherboard.
Any ideas for the workable part #'s (I did comb the CCO to no avail)....
Any experiences ??? I did see a few references to IOS complications (that
was used in the context of what "feature pack" you were installing), & can I
run a regular FLASH stick with the PMCIA card (to make 16 megs FLASH)...
Thanks !!!
Phil
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