¿how to erase flash and cflash?

[francisco]

Hi everybody..

      I have a doubt, is there a way to setup the memory flash and cflash to default factory or erase the memories flash and cflash completely?? couse my memory flash and cflash have a lot of files and I don´t know that I must to erase..

regards...

[Anonymous]

Is this what you are looking for?

[francisco]

Hi,

thanks for your comments but is not excatly that I´m looking for, in your document just erase the starup config but not the flash and cflash memories.

I found this commands:

erase cflash <filename>

erase flash <filename>

but just erase file to file and not completely the memories, do you have or exist another command to do that???

regards!!

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Francisco, you can use the commands "erase file-system flash" and "erase file-system cflash" to totally wipe the file systems of both. Theoretically, when the system boots back up with a firmware image uploaded, critical files should be extracted automatically. I would suggest loading 10.3.2 or 10.5.0 onto the 7100 after the format as those versions contain the default config files. Thanks

Jay

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