Hello All,
can any body tell what is the problem, it just hangs in reading the
"block 1" of zImage.treeboot and not proceeding further from tftp
booting process. I am using IBM power pc redwood 4.
thanking you
franklin
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Anand Franklin J wrote:
Hello All,
can any body tell what is the problem, it just hangs in reading the
"block 1" of zImage.treeboot and not proceeding further from tftp
booting process. I am using IBM power pc redwood 4.
Although this isn't related to linux, this probably only means that no
tftp server is running at all.
(yes, i got this "error report" from a customer, and this was the fault)
try "tftp localhost" -> "get zImage.treeboot" (or whatever) and see if
tftp is *really* working on your tftp server machine.
felix
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Hi Felix
the tftp server is working. "tftp localhost" with get zImage.treeboot
for localhost is working. still the problem exist. I don't what is the
problem.
thanking you
franklin
Felix Domke wrote:
Anand Franklin J wrote:
quoted
Hello All,
can any body tell what is the problem, it just hangs in reading the
"block 1" of zImage.treeboot and not proceeding further from tftp
booting process. I am using IBM power pc redwood 4.
Although this isn't related to linux, this probably only means that no
tftp server is running at all.
(yes, i got this "error report" from a customer, and this was the fault)
try "tftp localhost" -> "get zImage.treeboot" (or whatever) and see if
tftp is *really* working on your tftp server machine.
felix
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On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 22:18, Anand Franklin J wrote:
Hi Felix
the tftp server is working. "tftp localhost" with get zImage.treeboot
for localhost is working. still the problem exist. I don't what is the
problem.
thanking you
franklin
Perhaps your target board is being blocked access to the TFTP server?
Depending on your host, there may be a number of layers where this
can occur. For example, with a Linux host:
* Firewall which prevents TFTP requests from being allowed in
* /etc/hosts.{allow,deny} may need to be set up to allow outside hosts
Others may exist, depending on your host situation.
Now that you know that TFTP is working, at least locally, try it from
a different client (other than your target board). If this works, it's
possibly a problem with the board (but could still be setup). If it
does not work, then check the various logs (/var/log/{messages,secure}
and others) to see why.
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