Jeremy C. Reed wrote: > On Thu, 14 Aug 2008, Vidya Devi SS wrote: > > >> i copied the .conf file(named.conf and reslove.conf and named.pid) from >> my host PC (linux 2.6.21.5). >> > > You don't need to copy named.pid. And copying resolv.conf doesn't make > sense unless you really meant to use same configuration. > > >> and in my board i have linux-2.6.24.7 ,after loading the kernel image >> onto the board,i tried >> #named >> # >> it didn't show any error,and when i tried >> > > Run "named -g" to see any errors. Or check your logs. > > Hiiiiiiiii, Thank u so much,it got worked :-) :-)
when i tried named -g ,it was showing some error "cannot open pid file",because my root filesystem(linux-2.6.24.7) was read-only so i made that as read and write,the main problem was when i try named each time named.pid will be created,since my root filesystem was read-only it was not able to create the named.pid file .......because of that named deamon was not running,now its working, when i tried dig @my server ip example.com (my server ip = host ip where the dns server is running) it is able to resolve the domain name. With regards, Vidya
