Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> Dear Luca Ceresoli,
>
> In message<4dbff3af.4040...@comelit.it> you wrote:
>>> So assuming we never see any incoming packets - how long will we wait?
>> Once it has started, the server is stopped like the client is:
>> - on a complete file reception
>> - pressing Ctrl-C
>>
Dear Luca Ceresoli,
In message <4dbff3af.4040...@comelit.it> you wrote:
>
> > So assuming we never see any incoming packets - how long will we wait?
>
> Once it has started, the server is stopped like the client is:
> - on a complete file reception
> - pressing Ctrl-C
> - after waiting 5 seconds
Il 30/04/2011 21:53, Wolfgang Denk ha scritto:
> Dear Luca Ceresoli,
>
> In message<4da59b5e.5000...@comelit.it> you wrote:
Usage:tftpsrv []
This would be used almost like tftpboot, except no file name is specified
on
the commandline.
would default to th
Dear Luca Ceresoli,
In message <4da59b5e.5000...@comelit.it> you wrote:
>
> >> Usage:tftpsrv []
> >>
> >> This would be used almost like tftpboot, except no file name is specified
> >> on
> >> the commandline.
> >>would default to the environment variable.
> > I see some user interfac
Luca Ceresoli wrote:
> - net/tftp.c: extend the TFTP state machine (TftpHandler() and TftpStart())
> a new STATE_WAITING state (it should be enough);
> - the state machine would be different in the session setup: in
> STATE_WAITING handle WRQ packets and select a new UDP port;
>
Wolfgang,
thanks for the feedback.
Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> ...
>>From the user point of view, I would implement a new command, activated
>> only
>> when CONFIG_CMD_TFTPSRV is defined:
>>
>> Usage:tftpsrv []
>>
>> This would be used almost like tftpboot, except no file name is specifie
Dear Luca,
In message <4da5682a.8040...@comelit.it> you wrote:
>
> I am going to implement in U-Boot the ability to receive a file via TFTP
> acting
> as a server, not a client. I've sketched up a way to implement it, and I would
> appreciate any comments about it.
Thanks for the efforts, and e
Hi,
I am going to implement in U-Boot the ability to receive a file via TFTP acting
as a server, not a client. I've sketched up a way to implement it, and I would
appreciate any comments about it.
This is useful to solve the firewall issues that a Management Station can face
when sending files to
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