display startup

Function

The display startup command displays the system software and configuration files for the current and next startup.

Format

display startup [ slot slot-id ]

Devices that do not support the stack function or do not have the stack function enabled do not support the slot slot-id parameters.

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
slot slot-id	Specifies a member device in a stack.	The value is an integer. The range of the integer is dependent on the specific device.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

Before upgrading or degrading a device, run this command to check whether the files for next startup have been loaded. If the files have been loaded, the device can be upgraded or degraded successfully after it is restarted. You can also run the command to view the system software and files for current startup.

The display cli command-tree command output shows that the chassis parameter is registered on the device. Fixed devices do not support this parameter.

Example

# Display the names of system software for current and next startup.

<HUAWEI> display startup

MainBoard:
  Configured startup system software:        flash:/basicsoftware.cc
  Startup system software:                   flash:/basicsoftware.cc
  Next startup system software:              flash:/basicsoftware.cc
  Startup saved-configuration file:          flash:/vrpcfg.zip
  Next startup saved-configuration file:     flash:/vrpcfg.zip
  Startup paf file:                          NULL
  Next startup paf file:                     NULL
  Startup license file:                      NULL
  Next startup license file:                 NULL
  Startup patch package:                     NULL
  Next startup patch package:                NULL

**Table 1** Description of the display startup command output
Item	Description
Configured startup system software	System software that is configured for the current startup by running the startup system-software command before the system starts.
Startup system software	System software that is used in the current startup.
Next startup system software	System software that is configured for the next startup by running the startup system-software command. If no system software for the next startup is configured, the system software used in the current startup is displayed.
Startup saved-configuration file	Configuration file that is used in the current startup.
Next startup saved-configuration file	Configuration file that is configured for the next startup by running the startup saved-configuration command. If no configuration file for the next startup is configured, the configuration file used in the current startup is displayed.
Startup paf file	PAF file that is used in the current startup. default indicates that no PAF file is specified or the PAF file does not take effect. NULL indicates that no PAF file exists on the device.
Next startup paf file	PAF file that is configured for the next startup. If no PAF file is configured, default is displayed. NULL indicates that no PAF file exists on the device.
Startup license file	License file that is used in the current startup. default indicates that no license file is specified or the license file does not take effect. NULL indicates that no license file exists on the device.
Next startup license file	License file that is configured for the next startup. If no license file is configured, default is displayed. NULL indicates that no license file exists on the device.
Startup patch package	Patch package file that is used in the current startup. NULL indicates that no patch package file is specified or the patch package file does not take effect.
Next startup patch package	Patch package file that is configured for the next startup by running the startup patch command. If no patch package file is configured, NULL is displayed.