I had a same problem like other but I had a little more luck resolving it.
System is able to obtain ip address / DNS from DHCP at boot time, and I wrote
this using it.
Documentation:
(4) If you have installed bcf driver, remove it and reboot the system.
# rem_drv bfe (not bcf !)
# sync
# init 0
For my platform (amd64), I have Core2Duo, look like there is something wrong
with object file's, so you need to do:
gmake clean (or: rm -rf amd64), after setting symbolic links.
Also I think it is easier not to mess with static IP if you have DHCP ready:
/etc/nodename (put your hostname here, for DNS)
/etc/hosts (do NOT put your hostname here)
touch /etc/dhcp.bfe0 (zero size file, necessary for plumb)
touch /etc/resolv.conf (for DNS)
for this part:
# ifconfig bfeN HOSTNAME
# ifconfig bfeN ( ensure IP address is correct)
# ifconfig bfeN up ( and then you can test with ping, telnet, ftp ...)
you can obtain address/DNS from DHCP:
# ifconfig bfeN auto-dhcp
# ifconfig bfeN ( ensure IP address is correct)
# ifconfig bfeN up ( and then you can test with ping, telnet, ftp ...)
good luck,
vb
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