2950 fails boot system flash:

Hi all,
I am new to the cisco family, and am presently attending the 3rd semester of Net Academy, so apologies for perceived ignorance. Last night working on Chapter 6 Switch Config, I attempted to boot to a second OS in flash that happens to be of a newer version than the one running on the labs 2950.
the running os was:c2950-3ch2s-mz.120-5.3.wc.1.bin
I change the boot parameters to point to the other file as such...
boot system flash:c2950-[1]6q412-mz.121-19.ea1.bin
Here is the problem, as I have id'd [1] should have been an 'i'. As a consequence the boot process FAILS!!! CAN'T find the file "DUH" schmuck me!!. The process halts with 'switch:'
I have attempted numerous ways to rectify this problem, BUT to no avail.
Dir flash: reveals that both os are still present....
thanks in advance for any hints on how to restore would be most welcomed... and this schmuck can save a little face..
Kevin

Hi jack,
thanks for replying.
You are correct in your assumption. I also has a feeling that IT was the case. As class time was running out, I had I could not follow up an discover the correct syntax.
But this morning, I read through the 2950 'boot command' prompt docs and figured out my mistake-forward slash missing /
I went to school and input this:
boot flash:/c2950-[i]6q4[l]2-mz.121-19.EA1.bin
problem solved!!!!
Another little known mistake, which I discovered form reading another post in this forum, was the mistaken identity of 1 for what is actually a lower case 'L'. See brackets....
The best thing about my screw up, I did not ERASE anything and therefore recoverable..
Thanks again for your concern.
Kevin

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Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport
Copyright (c) 1986-2006 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
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If all the metadevices on the disk have already failed, remove disk.
Replace disk.
Partition disk.
Use 'metadb -a' to add replicas to new disk.
Use 'metareplace' (as shown in metastat output) to replace each of the failed metadevices (You don't actually have to list the new storage. It'll try the old name by default).
Everything should be green after that.
http://www.brandonhutchinson.com/Replacing_a_failed_disk_with_DiskSuite.html
Darren

VG200: Opens in rommon, unable to boot up flash receive error message

Hi! I have a VG200 that opens in rommon and unable to boot up flash. I also displays an receive error message:
loadprog: error - program section linked to illegal address
open: failed to find and/or load the bootloader: "flash:vg200-i6s-mz.122-8.T4.bin"
loadprog: error - on file open
What could be the problem?
Thank you.

i'm sorry but what do you mean by 124-3?
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System:
# AMD Phenom X4 9550
# MSI K9N2 SLI Platinum
# 2x2GB G Skil DDR2-1066 ( Bios DDR2 800/2.1 Volts )
# GeForce 8500GT
# 1x Seagate 500GB Sata
# 1x Maxtor 60GB ATA 133
# 650W PSU
Having Boot problems: Failed Boot this morning, System Shutdown 10 Hours ( PS AC On , LEDs Lite )
Failed at 2nd Green Light ( memory size check ), Reset and system Booted normal..
Previous: Overnight AC OFF , No Leds, System Failed Boot at 2nd Green LED and kept Recycling.
Several Power sw On/Off, system Posted with Bios Check sum, Booted defaults, System ok.
Ran OK all day..
Note: system Memory passes Memtst+ at 1066, 6 hours , no fails......
& Sandra Hardware tests ok
Question, Is Bios powered by PS when Power is off ( Leds are Lighted ) or could Battery be bad,
( I know, I will get another, But I don't think it is the problem )

You should have had early warnings if the battery was running low.
Could have been some kind of power problem during night, of course. If you mean by reset that you restarted the system, that would however suggest the PSU is on the limit.
There isn't much use in overclocking your memory, so I suggest you run it at 800.
And please specify your PSU a little better. Watts mean nothing substantial at all. It says mostly what profit the manufacturer wants.

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