If you really want to know if tftpd is running, do this:
netstat -an | grep ":69 "
(Notice there is a space between the 69 and the closing quote.)
If tftpd and xinetd are configured properly, you should see
a line like this:
udp0 0 0.0.0.0:690.0.0.0:*
If you don't see that li
* John N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011023 06:01]:
> When I boot from the w/s it finds the DHCP server fine, gets its info, and
> then dies at the "loading vmlinuz" stage...
I'm posting this back to the list, where maybe there are people with
more experience. You might post to the list the global and
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Jan Wilson wrote:
> * John N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011022 19:09]:
> >I hope that you do not mind me writing directly to you. I have a tftp
> >problem with Mandrake 8.0
>
> OK, I cc'd this to the list in case someone has a more authoritative
> answer ;-)
>
> >I ins
* John N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011022 23:05]:
> > OK, first check in /etc/xinet.d/
> > You should see a file named tftp
>
> Yes, it exists
>
> > If not, you may have installed the tftp client, not the server. Find
> > the Mdk8 rpms, and install the server:
> > tftp-server-0.17-4mdk.i586.rpm
>
* John N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011022 19:09]:
>I hope that you do not mind me writing directly to you. I have a tftp
>problem with Mandrake 8.0
OK, I cc'd this to the list in case someone has a more authoritative
answer ;-)
>I installed tftp from the RPM, but when I go to the Mandrak
