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Volume 11-System Management / Chapter 57-File System File System Configuration Commands Deleting Image Files The image file in the boot-up image list cannot be deleted. If the user needs to delete an image file from the boot image list, the user needs to use the boot image command to remove the file at the bottom of the boot image list. The following example specifies that the Switch should use the image file named runtime.2.10.0.10_DGS-6600.had as the boot image file for the next startup boot image. The last boot image in the boot image list will be removed from the boot image list: DGS-6600:15(config)#show boot Boot loader version:1.00.005 Boot config:flash:\configurations\def_usr.conf Boot image:flash:\images\runtime.2.10.011_DGS-6600.had,cf1:\runtime.2.00.022_DGS 6600.had,cf1:\runtime.2.10.004_DGS-6600.had DGS-6600:15(config)# DGS-6600:15(config)#boot image cf1:\runtime.2.10.010_DGS-6600.had Checking image at local cf1:\runtime.2.10.010_DGS-6600.had ... Done. Update bootlist ...... Done. Success DGS-6600:15(config)#show boot Boot loader version:1.00.005 Boot config:flash:\configurations\def_usr.conf Boot image:cf1:\runtime.2.10.010_DGS-6600.had,flash:\images\runtime.2.10.011_DGS6600.had,cf1:\runtime.2.00.022_DGS-6600.had DGS-6600:15(config)# Loading Image Files Downloading Image Files using TFTP The following command is used to download an image file from a TFTP server: Command copy tftp:\\IP-ADDRESS\[DIRECTORY\] FILENAME DESTINATION-URL Explanation Downloads configuration file from a TFTP server. DGS-6600 Configuration Guide 568