Firmware Upgrades - Supermicro SSE-G48-TG4 Configuration Manual

Follow the steps below to delete the startup configuration or other configuration files.
Step Command
Step 1 erase startup-config
erase flash:filename
erase usb:filename
The example below shows the commands used to erase a startup configuration or a file.
SMIS# erase flash:config1.txt
Do you really want to delete file config1.txt? [y/n]
% Deleted file config1.txt.
SMIS#
SMIS# erase startup-config
Do you really want to delete startup configuration? [y/n]
% Deleted startup configuration file.
SMIS#

1.9.7 Firmware Upgrades

Supermicro switches support dual firmware images. The default firmware image is referred as "normal"
and the backup firmware image is referred as the "fallback" image.
The "firmware upgrade" command is used to update both the normal and the fallback image.
This command helps upgrade only the firmware image. Some releases might need the kernel
and boot loader images upgraded. Refer the readme file on the release package for the
release specific firmware upgrade procedure.
Description
Removes the startup configuration.
Deletes the configuration file from a
local flash memory.
Deletes the configuration file from
external USB memory in SSE-X24S, SSE-
X3348S or SSE-X3348T switches.
filename – name of the configuration
file.
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