Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Access Points 릴리즈 노트

After the file is transferred to the access point, the bootloader menu is redisplayed and the file listing 
shows that the files compressed inside AP350-Cisco-IOS-Upgrade-Image-v2.img are located in the 
access point DRAM.

Copy the files from the access point DRAM to Flash memory:

Press c to copy.

Press 3 to select Flash memory as the copy destination.

Select the appropriate option for each of the files listed in DRAM.

Repeat this process for each of the files in DRAM.

The bootloader menu and file listing is redisplayed, showing the progress of DRAM files being copied 
into Flash memory.

Reboot the access point. The upgrade process should proceed normally. 

You should see these messages displayed during a successful upgrade:

flashfs[0]: Checking block 25...bad block number (-1)

flashfs[0]: erasing block 25...done.

flashfs[0]: Checking block 26...bad block number (-1)

flashfs[0]: erasing block 26...done.

flashfs[0]: Checking block 27...bad block number (-1)

flashfs[0]: erasing block 27...done.

This section describes important information about the upgrade to IOS software. For more information 
on Cisco IOS releases for access points, refer to the release notes for specific releases.

Some fields that are reported in the console messages during the upgrade are blank or are populated with 
zeros. However, blank or zero fields are normal after a successful upgrade, because the 350 series access 
point does not support that information. This example shows fields that might appear blank or populated 
with zeros:

32K bytes of flash-simulated non-volatile configuration memory.

Base Ethernet MAC Address: 00:05:9A:38:42:91

Part Number

:

0-0000-00

PCA Assembly Number

:

000-00000-00

PCA Revision Number

:

PCB Serial Number

:

Top Assembly Part Number

:

000-00000-00

Top Assembly Serial Number

:

Top Revision Number

:

Product/Model Number

:

AIR-AP352-IOS-UPGRD