I have a problem here. I'm using a net enabled network card to boot PCs using grub, to fetch a kernel from a tftp server and boot with an NFS mount (for installations).
The problem is, grub can do DHCP just fine! The kernel can't. I don't know why, but the DHCP packets sent out by the kernel are different and don't get replies! I _think_ it's to do with the way the network card is setup in the kernel... Anyway - is there an easy way to get GRUB to pass the IP/MASK/GATEWAY to the kernel? I'm using: title Boot Kernel/Root over netork dhcp ifconfig --server=93.224.233.12 root (nd) kernel (nd)/tftpboot/linux root=/dev/nfs ip=93.224.233.32:93.224.233.12:93.224.233.253:255.255.255.0:INSTALL:: I'd like to be able to change that kernel line to something like: kernel (nd)/tftpboot/linux root=/dev/nfs ip=$(ADDRESS):$(SERVER):$(GATEWAY):$(NETMASK):INSTALL:: How easy would it be to do this? -- Cheers Paul _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
