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This sucks..  I was just about to try it on some of our ciscos.

When we got our Nortel CVX1800 last month (or was it the month before?), it
came with flashcards formatted FAT16.  Pop it in the ol' laptop, and windows
comes right up with a 48MB removable drive.  Makes it dirt easy to load new
images and/or configurations (not that tftp is difficult).

-Troy


** -----Original Message-----
** From: owner-list@inet-access.net [mailto:owner-list@inet-access.net]On
** Behalf Of Adam Rothschild
** Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 3:18 PM
** To: list@inet-access.net
** Subject: Re: Cisco Flash Memory cards
**
**
** On Tue, Mar 28, 2000 at 04:37:27PM +0100, John Payne wrote:
** > Is there any software available that will let you write to those
** > PCMCIA cards from a laptop (windows or unix)?
** >
** > Linux and Windows (if you install the driver) both recognise
** > the devices as flash memory, but don't recognise the format.
** >
** > (I've successfully formatted one as ext2 so Linux can use it,
** > but thats no use to a cisco!)
**
** I don't think this can be done, unfortunately.  Format compatibility
** amongst Cisco hardware is difficult enough -- PCMCIA flash media formatted
** on a 7500/RSP4 cannot be read on a 7200.
**
** -adam
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