Hi,
I'm using GRML via PXE on my debian sarge server.
Everything runs perfect, but I noticed, that there is the cheatcode
"nodhcp" in the PXE-Docu on
http://wiki.grml.org/doku.php?id=terminalserver#booting_grml_without_grml-terminalserver
(
LABEL grml
KERNEL linux26
APPEND ramdisk_size=16384 root=/dev/ram0 rw init=/etc/init nfsdir=<YOUR
IP>:/mnt/nfs/grml \
nodhcp noprompt noeject apm=power-off nomce initrd=minirt26.gz vga=791
)
If I remove the "nodhcp", the client gets an IP and the DNS-Server. With
the standard config including "nodhcp", the client gets an IP and is
booting, but it gets only manually a DNS-Server entry by running
dhcp-client manually.
So what is the reason for the nodhcp-entry?
BTW: Knoppix uses this entry for pxe-booting, too!
cu,
ramon
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