Hi Marc,
The USB dongle's baud rate should have been set properly. When set to
different baud rates no readable data is received through the serial
port. Added line wrapping but it didn't change anything.
In addition, recently the communications are being disabled when the
GND wire is connected
Hi everyone
I'm following the NFS setup guide, and have come across a problem with the
/srv/roach_boot/boot directory permissions. I restart the dnsmasq service and
receive the following error:
Starting dnsmasq:
dnsmasq: TFTP directory /srv/roach_boot/boot inaccessible: Permission denied
Hi Michael,
Do you have SELinux running? I've just checked and I get a similar
permissions error if I reactivate SELinux on my Centos 6 server.
On Tue Dec 02 2014 at 14:07:45 Michael D'Cruze
michael.dcr...@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm following the NFS setup guide,
Hi, Peter,
If you have enough ports on the switch then you certainly can configure things
to send the packets directly from the ROACHs to the various X boxes. The
pre-built PAPER model will support this if properly configured. The one thing
to keep in mind is the IP-to-MAC address table in
Hi, Norbert,
If you hit any key to stop autoboot when it says Hit any key to stop
autoboot, does it in fact stop the autoboot? If so, you could use u-boot's
printenv command to see what commands get run as part of autoboot and then
try to run them by hand to try to figure out where things go
Hi, Michael,
In addition to the other suggestions, you should check whether you are running
dnsmasq in tftp-secure more. That might impose ownership and/or permission
restrictions. See man dnsmasq for more details.
Dave
On Dec 2, 2014, at 6:07 AM, Michael D'Cruze wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm
Hi David,
The problem is that I don't see the counter anymore and any command I
give the roach such as run bit, run sailboat etc are ignored or at
least no feedback is receive after the Hit any key message now.
U boot is running using bootstrap option C. Should it be H? The dip
switches are
Hi, Peter,
On Dec 2, 2014, at 9:34 AM, Peter Niu wrote:
Thanks for your reply.Our switch ports are enough,but the Nics on roach is
not enough(we only have 4 ports each roach),so if we send packets to x box
though switch,we only need 4 10Gbe ports on each roach.that is why we want to
use
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