Casper folks: I am setting up a netboot system for our ~16 ROACH boards. I had things working until I attempted to edit /etc/network/interfaces to enable eth0 to use DHCP. My testing to this point had been over the serial port. As soon as the DHCP client makes a request, the NFS connection breaks and I get:
nfs: server 10.5.5.32 not responding, still trying This is, of course, after netboot makes some initial DHCP requests as part of the BOOTP / TFTP dancing. All that works and it can boot successfully if I do not enable eth0 as part of boot-up. How do I enable eth0 to use DHCP without breaking the NFS connection that allows the ROACH to continue seeing the exported filesystem? Tom
