Irf Mode - HP 10500 Series Configuration Manual

Step
2. Specify main or
backup startup
images for the
standby MPU.
3. (Optional.) Verify
the software image
settings.
4. Save the running
configuration.
5. Reboot the device.

IRF mode

Perform this task in user view.
To specify startup images and complete the upgrade in IRF mode:
Command
•
Use an .ipe file for
upgrade:
boot-loader file
ipe-filename { all | slot
slot-number } { backup |
main }
•
Use .bin files for upgrade:
boot-loader file boot
boot-package system
system-package [ feature
feature-package&<1-30>
] { all | slot slot-number }
{ backup | main }
•
Use the image list with
which the active MPU
started up:
boot-loader update { all |
slot slot-number }
•
Use the software
synchronization feature:
See "Enabling software
synchronization from the
active MPU to the standby
MPU at startup."
display boot-loader [ slot
slot-number ]
save
reboot
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Remarks
If an ISSU upgrade has been performed, use the
install commit command to update the main
startup images on the active MPU before you
execute the boot-loader update command. This
operation ensures startup image consistency
between the active MPU and the standby MPU.
The boot-loader update command uses the main
or backup startup image list for synchronization,
instead of the current software images list.
•
The main images list is used if the active
MPU started up with the main startup
images.
•
The backup image list is used if the active
MPU started up with the main startup
images.
Startup image synchronization fails if any
software images being synchronized are
corrupted or not available.
N/A
This step ensures that any configuration you
have made can survive a reboot.
At startup, the MPUs read the preloaded
BootWare image to RAM, and load the startup
images.