Mundru, Thank you very much for testing.
> > I think I could duplicate the problem in nv48. My > > solution was to > > make both of /etc/dhcp.bfe0 /etc/hostname.bfe > > empty. > > > > The both files above, must exist. When I removed > > hostname.bfe0, > > the system failed to configure ipv4 address from > DHCP > > server at boot time. > > > > If it doesn't work for you, please try > sys-unconfig > > command. > > > > -masa > > I am just reading my original post and i see that I > have already done that > > -->touched the necessary files like > dhcp.bfe0,hostname.bfe0,notrouter. removed any host > entries from /etc/hosts and /etc/inet/ipnodes, made > sure that /etc/nodename has the hostname in it. <-- > > I did try sys-unconfig and I had an unresponsive > system. I guess your pc hang for several minutes at boot time. If so, solaris was successfully configured for DHCP client, but it could not an IP address from a DHCP server. I doubt that your DHCP server didn't response for the request, or bfe driver didn't work. Could you ensure that bfe fully work under non-dhcp client configuration, i.e. with static IP address again? -masa This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
