I don't understand why upgrading to Woody from Potato decidely affected
my SILO boot loader.
In short, does anybody know of a public tftp and/or bootp server that I
can point to to get a SPARCstation 5 (sun4m) linux kernel so I can at
least look at my filesystem and/or /etc/silo.conf to see
Mario Lombardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Sun machine originally began creating itself from Sun files on a
Mac on my local network, but my Mac's tftp license, program, and
images have been deleted.
I'm not aware of any public tftp servers; however, you could always
install Debian on your
On Mon, Nov 05, 2001 at 12:21:53PM -0500, Mario Lombardo wrote:
In short, does anybody know of a public tftp and/or bootp server that I
can point to to get a SPARCstation 5 (sun4m) linux kernel so I can at
least look at my filesystem and/or /etc/silo.conf to see where and what
my kernel was
Hi,
| In short, does anybody know of a public tftp and/or bootp server that I
| can point to to get a SPARCstation 5 (sun4m) linux kernel so I can at
| least look at my filesystem and/or /etc/silo.conf to see where and what
| my kernel was called.
|
| Don't think you can do public tftp/bootp,
The Sun machine originally began creating itself from Sun files on a
Mac
on my local network, but my Mac's tftp license, program, and images
have
been deleted.
There are some free TFTP servers for Windows (I can send it by mail it
is a very small program), you only need to download again your
On November 5, 2001 at 21:35, Robert Waldner wrote:
TFTP runs over IP, and thus it's perfectly possible to build publicly
accessible TFTP-servers.
Doesn't Sun's OpenBoot PROM code only attempt to tftp the boot loader
from the same machine which answers the RARP request?
--
{michael}
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