Thank you - but no. "2nd DHCP address" refers to the 2nd time the one card
does a DHCP request. As I understand it, the first is for TFTP, the 2nd is
when we bring up the network interface.
These boards have just the built-in NIC and no others.
I'm leaning toward this being a race condition issue, as I've found that
gPXE only works about 1 out of every 4 times. Perhaps 'regular' PXE works 1
out of every 4 boots as well, however I've never managed to get PXE to boot
at all.
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 1:03 AM, Nicholas Metsovon <[email protected]>wrote:
> When you say "2nd DHCP address", does that mean you have two network cards
> in
> the clients? If you're putting these new NIC's in to replace slower
> on-board
> NIC's, you might want to try disabling the on-board NIC in the bios. Two
> NIC's
> in the same machine can be problematic for thin clients.
>
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