ASA5510 Boot problem

gilbertthor · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

When i power on the ASA5510, it direct go to the ROMMON. After that i follow the procedure which from http://www.cisco.com/en/US/ts/fn/620/fn62378.html

i able go to the ASA IOS, but when show version it show the image file is from tftp server after that i copy the new ASA IOS into the ASA5510 and set the boot system disk0:asa804-k8.bin write memory on it and reboot the ASA.

However after reboot,it again go to rommon mode. And i issue BOOT command in rommon, it come out the error message as in attachment.

Pls advise urgently.

Thanks

-Gilbert

massimiliano.serafino · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

I'm in doubt that image is not on flash...is the name of the image correct?

when you issue the command:

show flash:

what do you see?

Massimiliano.

gilbertthor · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

but when i issue DIR in ASA, it got show the file asa803-k8.bin which in disk0:

however i copy another version of ios which is asa804-k8.bin into the ASA5510 and configure the "boot system disk0:asa804-k8.bin

thx

-Gilbert

massimiliano.serafino · ‎08-19-2008

Hi, you issued boot system disk0:asa804-k8.bin but the image present is asa803-k8.bin.

Write boot system disk0:asa803-k8.bin and then reboot, if you can.

Massimiliano.

gilbertthor · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

i had tried it before i copy asa804-k8.bin file into the ASA, but still the same after reboot the firewall it will go to rommon.

-gilbert

massimiliano.serafino · ‎08-19-2008

Ok.

Load image asa804-k8.bin and use boot system disk0:asa804-k8.bin

Let me know.

Massimiliano.

gilbertthor · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

Tried, and the result still the same.

direct go to rommon. In the rommon i type boot disk0:asa804.bin it show out the message which i attach in the 1st reply message.

thanks

-Gilbert

massimiliano.serafino · ‎08-19-2008

ok.

Try to eliminate the istruction boot system with the no command..and then reboot

Massimiliano.

gilbertthor · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

sorry not really get what u means on the next step.

-gilbert

massimiliano.serafino · ‎08-19-2008

Hi,

Eliminate the boot system instructions:

no boot system disk0:....

and then reboot.

Massimiliano.

gilbertthor · ‎08-19-2008

hi,

ok i will try it out. but now i can't try on it, will update once i try.

thanks alot for u help

-Gilbert

massimiliano.serafino · ‎08-19-2008

You're welcome.

Massimiliano.