The gzip problem is fairly easy to solve. Has nothing to do with GNS3 & related programs. Its a windows thing..message is right there in the dos window.



to fix this issue.
Add the your unpack directory to you windows path

Easiest way for you would be:
Right click on my computer icon|properties|Advanced|Environment Variables
Under system variables, locate PATH= , click on edit to add your unpack directory path.

so if you unpack directory was c:\unpack, you would add ;c:\unpack.....don't forget the ";" its the separator for various paths

or if you just want quicker way then assuming your path is "c:\unpack"
just type "" to add it to your path and that should solve your problem.

Same problem here....

Any help??

Thanks

So has ANYONE found a solution to this ....


IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'c:\\docume~1\\admini~1\\locals~1\
\temp\\tmpzum-wt\\vmlinuz'

The directory in bold changes every run...

So what is the solution?

I dont find the ASA image unpacker tool on cisco's website ... Sorry for my ignorance :-(

Can you share the link for the tool ?

Thank you in advance for your help

You can download the image unpacker in gns3.net, section download.

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Jeremy
GNS3 Staff

Thank you ... but now i cant start the asa instance ... I get "209:unable to start instance ASA" ... using ASA 802 code on win 7.

Thankyou again in advance

thanks alot .
it work

All guys trying ASA.
1)Download gns3 ver 7.2
2)Download Tobie’s custom initrd and kernel file from this blog. http://blog.gns3.net/2009/12/how-to-emu ... omment-878
3)Install gns3
4)Dont change any path in gns3
5)Test qemu and dynamics, This test button works fine.
6)In gns3 Edit,preferences, qemu,asa select path for initrd and kernel which you downloaded already dnt change other settings.
7)Drag your ASA into gns3 and click start.
8)qemu will open dnt close it just minize it
9)Open console ASA will open in putty.
10) Follow this steps.
Cisco ASA with Multiple Security Contexts
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This is your first boot, please wait about 2 minutes for ‘disk0′ creation
and then execute the following commands inside the Linux prompt:

# cd /mnt/disk0
# /mnt/disk0/lina_monitor

Please note to use the following command under ASA to save your configs:

ciscoasa(config)# boot config disk0:/.private/startup-config
ciscoasa(config)# copy running-config disk0:/.private/startup-config

To get webvpn working, execute the following commands:

ciscoasa# mkdir disk0:/var
ciscoasa# mkdir disk0:/var/log
ciscoasa# mkdir disk0:/csco_config
ciscoasa# mkdir disk0:/csco_config/97
ciscoasa# mkdir disk0:/csco_config/97/webcontent

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Please press Enter to activate this console.
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Thats all, Everything works fine ,even SSL vpn. Still ASDM not working without fiddler i am waiting for tobie’s from http://blog.gns3.net/2009/12/how-to-emu ... omment-878 reply cos only from him i heard without fiddler i can work with ASDM

I for one would love to see your ASA config. I'm having troubles passing traffic through my ASA

Can you connect this ASA to connect to physical network?Like ISP router>>>Physical NIC>>>Outside int>>>Inside int>>>Loopback? i.e internet traffic must traverse the ASA?