HP 12500 Configuration Manual page 111

Step
1. Specify the upgrade file as
the main startup image file
for the global active MPU.
2. Specify the main startup
images for each standby
MPU in the IRF fabric.
3. Save the running
configuration.
Command
Approach 1:
boot-loader file ipe-filename
chassis chassis-number slot
slot-number { backup | main }
Approach 2:
boot-loader file boot
boot-package system
system-package [ feature
feature-package&<1-30> ]
chassis chassis-number slot
slot-number { backup | main }
Approach 1:
boot-loader file ipe-filename
chassis chassis-number slot
slot-number { backup | main }
Approach 2:
boot-loader file boot
boot-package system
system-package [ feature
feature-package&<1-30> ]
chassis chassis-number slot
slot-number { backup | main }
Approach 3:
boot-loader update chassis
chassis-number slot slot-number
save
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Remarks
Use either approach.
You can also specify a backup startup
image file.
In approach 1, the file name must take
the
storage-medium:/base-filename.ipe
format, for example,
flash:/startup.ipe.
In approach 2, all file names must take
the
storage-medium:/base-filename.bin
format, for example,
flash:/startup-boot.bin.
Use one of the approaches. For more
information about the upgrade
methods provided by these
commands, see Fundamentals
Command Reference.
Skip this step if you have only one
single-MPU device.
In approach 3:
•
If the active MPU has started up
with main startup images, its main
startup images are synchronized to
the standby MPU, regardless of
whether any change has been
made to this set of startup images.
•
If the active MPU has started up
with backup startup images, its
backup startup images are
synchronized to the standby MPU,
regardless of whether any change
has been made to this set of startup
images.
•
Startup image synchronization fails
if any software image being
synchronized is not available or
has been corrupted.
•
If a patch installation or software
upgrade has been performed in
ISSU approach, use the install
commit command to update the set
of main startup images on the
active MPU before software
synchronization for startup image
consistency between the active
MPU and the standby MPU.
This step makes sure any configuration
you have made can survive a reboot.