On 2007/05/18 10:39, Adam Jacob Muller wrote: > How are you writing out the dhcpd.conf file, the errant ^M could be > the result of saving the file with the wrong line endings, \r\n vs \n.
M-^? != ^M > > But when I boot the 4801, it gets the information from the dhcp server > > correctly, but when it requests the boot image from the tftp server it > > requests a filename that is different from the one supplied in the > > dhcpd.conf file, and the difference is that it attached the string > > "M-^?" if anyone knows how to successfully google for this type of string, please enlighten me :-) > > (without quotes) to the string, effectively asking fro an non > > existing file. > > Now, I did try to rename the file so that it would match, but to no > > luck. > > > > Anybody experienced this, and did you find a fix? istr seeing something like this before with some PXE implementation having trouble when any options were sent after 'filename'. try moving 'filename' around in dhcpd.conf, particularly try having it as the last option that you define, and remove anything you don't need. _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
