I have been using my boot floppy on my main PC as it
has a PCI NIC and it was a supported one. ( 192.168.1.2 )
The PC I am using as a server for LTSP is the one we
have been discussing. ( 192.168.1.3 )

To see if there is any way the problem is with the boot
floppy I booted my main PC normally and installed the 
tftp test client on it, fired it up and this is what happened

# tftp 192.168.1.3
tftp>get junk

Transfer timed out 

tftp>quit

On the server I was running tcpdump and got 

# tcpdump -i eth0
tcpdump: listening on eth0
22:00:18.726813 norman.home.user.filenet-nch > norman3.home.user.tftp: 
16 RRQ "junk" (DF)
22:00:18.726903 norman3.home.user > norman.home.user: icmp:
norman3.home.user udp port tftp unreachable (DF) [tos 0xc0]
22:00:23.725516 norman.home.user.filenet-nch > norman3.home.user.tftp: 
16 RRQ "junk" (DF)
22:00:23.725599 norman3.home.user > norman.home.user: icmp:
norman3.home.user udp port tftp unreachable (DF) [tos 0xc0]
22:00:27.388423 arp who-has norman3.home.user tell norman2.home.user
22:00:27.388515 arp reply norman3.home.user is-at 8:0:9:48:ae:0
22:00:28.724914 norman.home.user.filenet-nch > norman3.home.user.tftp: 
16 RRQ "junk" (DF)
22:00:28.724997 norman3.home.user > norman.home.user: icmp:
norman3.home.user udp port tftp unreachable (DF) [tos 0xc0]
22:00:33.724308 norman.home.user.filenet-nch > norman3.home.user.tftp: 
16 RRQ "junk" (DF)
22:00:33.724390 norman3.home.user > norman.home.user: icmp:
norman3.home.user udp port tftp unreachable (DF) [tos 0xc0]
22:00:38.723706 norman.home.user.filenet-nch > norman3.home.user.tftp: 
16 RRQ "junk" (DF)
22:00:38.723795 norman3.home.user > norman.home.user: icmp:
norman3.home.user udp port tftp unreachable (DF) [tos 0xc0]
 

Don't know if this helps 
tia,
norm

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