----- Mail original ----- > On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 11:04:18AM +0200, Nils Ratusznik wrote: > > [...] > > I also tried redirecting the boot.cfg request to tftp in the > > dhcpd.conf request. When using this, auth.log does not see > > anything and I get 2 read requests in /var/log/messages for > > boot.cfg : > > arreat tftpd[15548]: pxemachine.anotherhomepage.loc: read request > > for boot.cfg: success > > arreat tftpd[15548]: pxemachine.anotherhomepage.loc: read request > > for boot.cfg: success > > And what happens if you remove boot.cfg ? I use the NetBSD boot > loader > without boot.cfg; I type the command at the boot prompt (and I use > only > tftp, not nfs) >
It did not work, until I changed my pxelinux configuration : - pxelinux configuration is in pxelinux.cfg/default ; - I created pxelinux.cfg/vm-mac-address and filled it with just the two lines you gave. Which means something is not right in my pxelinux.cfg/default file (I intend to investigate on this later). I moved back the boot.cfg file, and it got downloaded by the NetBSD boot loader. I'm now able to select and boot installation kernels. Thank you very much ! -- Nils
