Hello all,
I've noticed what seems to be a bug with the NBP suffix for BIOS clients in version 2.77 for dnsmasq, which was working fine in 2.76. I have not confirmed if the issue occurs within a normal DHCP/PXE environment, only for proxyDHCP. Along with my DHCP server, the following configuration allows proper booting for my BIOS and UEFI clients. pxelinux options 209, 210 have been hardcoded into the NBP files, as I could not for the life of me find a way to send these options using the --pxe-service fields. 209 = /pxeboot/ 210 = bios.cfg 210 = efi64.cfg (for syslinux.e64, likewise for syslinux.e32) Relevant lines within dnsmasq.conf: dhcp-no-override dhcp-range=10.0.60.200,proxy,255.255.255.0 pxe-service=x86PC,"Boot BIOS PXE",lpxelinux pxe-service=IA32_EFI,"Boot UEFI-32bit PXE",syslinux.e32 pxe-service=BC_EFI,"Boot UEFI-BC PXE",syslinux.e64 pxe-service=X86-64_EFI,"Boot UEFI-64bit PXE",syslinux.e64 Using dnsmasq 2.76, the above configuration successfully finds and boots the "/pxeboot/lpxelinux.0" NBP file. Change over to 2.77, and I see the following within dnsmasq logs: dnsmasq-tftp[732]: file /pxeboot/lpxelinux not found Interestingly, if I add the suffix to the config, so that dnsmasq.conf now shows: pxe-service=x86PC,"Boot BIOS PXE",lpxelinux.0 I now receive the following within dnsmasq logs: dnsmasq-tftp[772]: file /pxeboot/lpxelinux.0.0 not found The simple workaround is to just remove the suffix from the "lpxelinux" file, then it all flows normally. Please disregard me if I am wrong, but this behaviour seems to be the complete reverse of what is described on the man page, under "--pxe-service". Regards, Aaron
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