> I've done some debug....(on Sparc system) > > It's the same with build snv_96 on SPARC system > (sun4u, sun4v) > > boot net:dhcp - install_debug > > in the script /sbin/install-solaris > .... > + [ -f /etc/netboot/system.conf ] ^M > + /sbin/dhcpinfo SjumpsCF ^M > /sbin/dhcpinfo: primary interface requested but no > primary interface is set^M > SjumpsCF=^M
It would appear, that your DHCP server isn't configured to answer to a "SjumpsCF" question. 1. is the "SjumpsCF" symbol defined in the DHCP server (you can check using `dhtadm -P`) 2. is the "SjumpsCF" defined as a part of any macros in your DHCP server? (This will also be visible using `dhtadm -P`). > # /sbin/dhcpinfo SjumpsCF > 172.16.64.1:/opt/SUNWjet > > Looks good. My dhcp server is correct! > Solaris problem? Hmmm, I'm not so sure about that. > Now the questions.. > > - Have anyone tried jumpstart since snv_90 with sparc > and dhcp? (JET) Yes, but NO JET. I've configured it all manually (as a PoC first, then using System V packages to configure the DHCP server). I used dhtadm(1M) and pntadm(1M), and did it all by hand. In doing so, I had no problems PXE booting and installing: - snv 85 - snv 94 - snv 95 - Solaris 10 06/06 (u2) - Solaris 10 11/06 (u3) - Solaris 10 05/08 (u5) On the same system (a laptop). > svc:/network/physical:default, but I don't know, > why it isn't running. Find the corresponding script (method) in /lib/svc/method/, and modify it such that it starts with "-x", e.g. "#!/sbin/sh -x", then run it by hand. That's about the best advice I'm capable of giving you right now. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
