If you load the IOS from flash you can't change it. The easiest solution is
to boot off of a tftp server, either by configuring a host with a tftp
program, or by configuring another router to serve as a tftp server...
Once you "boot system" from the tftp server, you'll be able to repartition
the flash and load a new IOS (from the tftp server).
Good luck...
NIC
>From: "NetEng"
>Reply-To: "NetEng"
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: flash is read-only [7:49568]
>Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 20:40:18 GMT
>
>2501- two 8mb flash. One is read-only, how do I make it read-write? IOS
>will
>not let me erase flash. TIA
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