Robert,
>> > If your tftpd is using the "-s" option (which it says it is), then you
>> > shouldn't need to put the "/tftpboot" bit in there. /tftpboot becomes
>> > the root directory for any tftp clients.
Tried with and without the -s option ((Apparently atftpd does not use it
anyway)
> If you have EPROMs on your network cards, or have etherboot floppy's
> then you are using etherboot.
Yes there are eeproms on the NIC's
As I said earlier it gets an IP address OK so the initial part is fine.
We have tried all suggestions so far but still the clients just hang on
loading the vmlinuz file
It's too hard to figure out this way. I can come over on the weekend
if you want. It shouldn't be too hard to figure out if I can get in
front of the screen.
Contact me offlist, and we can organise a time.
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Later
David Kirk
