Thanks very much indeed!!! At 2011-03-31，"Gene Cumm" <[email protected]> wrote: >2011/3/30 何闯 <[email protected]> >> >> Dear all, >> For some reason, I want to set a static IP address for my gPXE bootloader. >> I first run a PXENV_GET_CACHED_INFO call in pxeprefix.S, and store the >> result in pxe_cached_dhcpack_data >> then I coded such( dhcp call is replaced by it ): >> ////////////////////////////////////BEGIN////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// >> struct settings *parent; >> union pxe_cached_info *info; >> struct dhcp_packet pxe_cached_dhcpack; >> >> info = (union pxe_cached_info >> *)phys_to_user(__from_data16(&pxe_cached_dhcpack_data)); >> info->dhcphdr.ciaddr= inet_addr("192.168.117.144"); //To set a static >> IP address for my bootloader >> parent = netdev_settings( netdev ); >> dhcppkt_init( &pxe_cached_dhcpack,&info->dhcphdr, sizeof(*info)); >> register_settings( &pxe_cached_dhcpack.settings, parent ); >> ////////////////////////////////////END///////////////////////////////////////////////////////// >> However, when I call route command in gPXE shell, it seems that the IP >> address for the netdev still remains unchanged. >> see the picture: >> >> What's wrong is it? >> yours, >> soforth > >This can be done from a script and is probably more reliable. >http://etherboot.org/wiki/scripting and >http://etherboot.org/wiki/commandline should provide reference. > >Without an embedded script ( >http://etherboot.org/wiki/scripting#embedded_images ), gPXE normally >executes autoboot ( http://etherboot.org/wiki/commandline#other ). > >-- >-Gene > >"No one ever says, 'I can't read that ASCII(plain text) e-mail you sent me.'"
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