Sorry! I've check busybox source package, and realize that there are plenty of examples, especially for udhcpd and tftpd. After that I can build reasonably simple configuration for PXE boot server and successfully boot through network RIP Linux (ver. 13.5) The reason of using busybox udhcpd is that Debian dhcp3-server package gives a very strict DHCP server, which needs every box you want use to set client ethernet interface mac address - this very annoying for my purposes. udhcpd could be configured simple accept any IP address request from any interface, without strong restrictions :)
Sincerely tovis > Hi, > > Maybe out of scope... > SliTaz uses busybox as PXE server : > http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:pxe#pxe-server-set-up > > -pascal > >> Hi! >> I'm using PXE boot server for some years. Booting things such as >> "unattended" windows installer, RIP Linux, Debian installer, archive >> Debian repositories (to save bandwith), also Hiren's boot CD. I've used >> for this "traditional" Debian stable box with DHCP, TFTP, apache and >> samba. Is this possible with busybox udhcpd (and tftpd) applets? >> I have found (on the WEB) several udhcpd configuration files, that seem >> to >> be contain appropriate settings to setup such a server, but I'm still >> confused what is it should contain for PXE boot. Also I'm not sure that >> busybox tftpd could be good enough for this. Can some one send an >> example >> of the working PXE server configuration files using busybox combo? >> >> Sincerely >> tovis >> >> PS: I'm afraid that this question is not "unique". I have tried to >> search >> in mailing list, but I've get a warning, that my computer/system sending >> something unsolicited, and offer me a lot of anti spyware programs. >> FLAME: >> I've seen these kind of messages, but never found any real >> suspicious spyware, especially to force me buy so high cost >> applications, >> for reduce my box(s) performance. >> I've decided to bother list, even if question is trivial. Sorry about >> that. >> I'm newbie in using busybox, I've used several applets and was happy. >> Only >> one thing, that many applets have very short description/help. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> busybox mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox >> > > > > _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
