In message <Pine.GSO.4.05.10005211739380.9894-100000 at ns1.planetspork.com>
you wrote:
>
> So I've searched the archives and read the readme's, and it still won't
> boot. :)
Well, let's see...
> At this point, things go bad. I've tried two things. 1) hitting enter and
> letting things fall as they may. This didn't work since there seemed to
> be a problem with it dropping the middle digit of the first octet of the
> src/dst IP addresses in the boot args. 2) explicitly defining the boot
> arguments with appropriate settings.
Graham Stoney commented on # 2, so I'll give a try on # 1 :-)
There once was a bug with the IP address handling in
arch/ppc/mbxboot/misc.c ; if you can find a place where
"nfsaddrs_string" you should be able to figure out how to replace the
existing code with the following snippet:
...
dp = nfsaddrs_string; /* nfsaddrs=x.x.x.x:y.y.y.y
*/
while (*dp) {
putc(*cp++ = *dp++);
}
/* add IP addresses as <my_ip>:<serv_ip> */
for (i=0; i<4; ++i, ++byte) {
unsigned char outbuf[4]; /* 3 digits + '\0' */
unsigned char *optr = &outbuf[sizeof(outbuf)-1];
*optr = '\0';
do {
*--optr = (*byte % 10) + '0';
*byte /= 10;
} while (*byte);
while (*optr) {
putc (*cp++ = *optr++);
}
if (i<3) {
putc(*cp++ = '.');
}
}
putc(*cp++ = ':');
...
Wolfgang Denk
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