Netbooting
Jorma Lindgren <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.openbsd.hppa |
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| Organization | www.jormalindgren.com |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi, I have trouble netbooting (according to the FAQ/OpenBSD-HPPA setup). I have an I686 machine that is running 3.3, that is supposed to run as a server (with LIFs and netbooting and stuff). And I have 2 clients 1) HP C200 (I'm not sure if this one is supported) 2) HP 712/60 (this one IS supported) I have done all the things in the install-document for a netboot. Enable DHCP, BOOTP, etc etc (I use both since the machines have diffrent e-prom versions). And I have fixed all errors in var/log/daemon. Booth the machines start up nice, goes to boot, searches for a while, finds the server. Gets their IP and then stops. (Can not find ENTRY_TEST staus=-3 on the C200, the 712 doesnt say anything, it just returns to boot prompt) I've made sure that the machines are included in the servers /etc/hosts.allow Does anybody have any good directions or points to get me going? (I don't mind reading up, try stuff - but I need ideas). I'm rater new to OpenBSD, I'm completly new to HP-PA-RISC, but I'm good with computers :-) Kind Regards Jorma, Sweden ps. I could just install Debian, but how fun is that? :-) I want my OpenBSD (just like that guy how sucks wants is MTV).