I wound up trying to implementing BootP myself, and I've run into a
problem. I can make a BootP request, and I get a reply, but I haven't
been able to actually receive the reply. I'm using the recv() call to
retrieve the BootP packet, but recv() never returns. Looking through
the debug output it looks as if the BootP packet is being recognized as
a DHCP packet and sent somewhere else. Does anyone have any idea how I
might be able to deal with this?
--Bill
Bill Lawson wrote:
Hi Everybody,
Has anyone had any experience using BootP with lwIP? For
compatibility purposes I need to be able to use BootP for dynamic host
configuration. I don't need to transfer a boot file, I simply need to
obtain an IP/Subnet/Gateway. I already have DHCP working on the
system in question, but I need to be able to use BootP as well if DHCP
is unavailable.
Is there BootP functionality built into lwIP, and I just haven't
seen it? If not, does anyone know where I can find a lwIP compatible
implementation? It seems like there should be no need to implement
this from scratch.
Thanks for the info,
Bill Lawson
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