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On Tue, 19 Feb 2013 09:02:36 +0000 Nick Hudson <[email protected]> wr=
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Thanks for the fast reply, Nick!
> > If I run 'search' on the boot admin menu of the HP, it gives me the I=
P
> > address of the DHCP server, so I know it's receiving traffic. It just=
won't
> > "go" for some reason, and I'm not seeing any error or diagnostic mess=
ages
> > outside of 'boot failed'.
>=20
> It should report the tftp server where the kernel is held.
>=20
This was the critical hint I needed, I found the issue in the DHCP server
settings and got it to get it's bootloader.
I'm getting a different issue now, however. If I do nothing, the bootload=
er
spits out this error message:
open lf0a:netbsd Input/output error
..and tries again on an endless loop. Manually typing in 'lf0a:netbsd' us=
ually
fails with the same, but adding one of the prompted options (like -c) goe=
s just
a bit further:
Start @ 0x2000000 [1=3D0xf0e000-0xf0e45c]
btlb info: minsz=3D128, maxsz=3D16384
btlb fixed: i=3D0, d=3D0, c=3D8
btlb varbl: i=3D0, d=3D0, c=3D0
This was with trying the SYSNBSD file from 6.0.1; results with trying
netinstall.lif and from SYSNBSD from 6.0 were similar.