On Tue, Apr 25, 2000 at 05:08:07PM +0530, Ravi Masalthi wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm new to this mailing list.
> I've got a problem with network-booting. I've configured a dhcp server.
> client is a motorola mediagx board, with in built support for being a
> discless DHCP client.
> situation is,
> client get's it's ip address and looks for kernel in /tftpboot/. (It
> looks for a file kernel). Hence, I compiled a kernel with nfs root option
> and tcp/ip support option. and moved it to /tftpboot/kernel. Now, it just
> tries to load perennially and prints "unable to load file". I have my dhcp
> settings as follows,
tftp (trivial file transfer protocol) - you need to install the tftpd
to support this protocol. A package name of tftpd or tftp-server might
work (the former does with Debian).
Anand
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