This command only works on the higher end paltforms - 7200, 7500 etc...
Although the delete command is present there is no way to squeeze the flash. So
to free up some room you are going to have to erase the flash and start from
scratch.
Rich
On Feb 22, 5:03pm, John Neiberger chatted about:
>
Well, that makes perfect sense! heh heh I won't even bother asking
why they implemented the delete command if it doesn't really do
anything.
Since the 2611 IOS runs from RAM, I'd be okay deleting the entire
flash, right? Geez, I hate doing stuff like that on a production
router. :-) But
Don't ask me either, I have no idea why they did this. I have wondered for some
time!!!
Yes it's OK to erase the flash whilst the router is running, just don't reload
it - or bang bye bye network!!
Rich
On Feb 22, 5:12pm, John Neiberger chatted about:
> Subject:Re: Squeeze not working in 12.0
IT WOULD PROBABLY SERVE YOU JUST AS WELL TO FORMAT THE FLASH.
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Subject: Re: Squeeze not working in 12.0
Well, that makes perfect
I used "squeeze" on the 802 serveral times, and it works. IOS is 12.0
Seng
"John Neiberger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I just now deleted one of two IOS files on a 2611 running 12.0(5). When
> I tried to "squeeze" the file system
I don't have the link handy, but there are different
flash types on Cisco routers. Some don't allow you to
squeeze the flash to regain space, others do. I'll see
if I can find the link (I had it bookmarked on my work
PC).
I also question why you can delete if you can't
squeeze, but did find a us
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