Hello > Second, I have tried > ?listbof -b /usr/bof > > and > > ?listbof -b/usr/bof (no space)
Oh, I didn't explain that properly - it is the tcpborphserver process that accepts commandline parameters (eg tcpborphserver3 -b /usr/bof) But the unusual part is that it seems to be running already, and generally should be configured to fetch files out of /usr/bof anyway ... unless you somehow have a really old and somehow broken root filesystem ? > The only mention of "jff" in the response is: > > jffs2: version 2.2. (NAND) .. 2001-2006 Red Hat, Inc. Good, no corruption in /usr. > Also, in response to Adam's last email, I don't seem to have an init.d > directory under /etc That is fine, setup gets done from a few rc.* files > -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 374 Jan 1 1970 rc.tcpborphserver3 That file is quite a lot bigger on newer filesystem images ... so you have a somewhat older version of the software... possibly upgrading the root filesystem/romfs might be an option to try ... the casper wiki has instructions on this, but the process requires some care. Or maybe you have attempted an upgrade already, but haven't reset the configuration and startup files by removing /usr/.keep and then rebooting ? regards marc
