Slinky wrote:
Make sure you have verbose enabled in /etc/xinetd.d/tftp
..
server_args = -s -v -v -v /tftpboot
...
Regarding your other post about server locations, here's your problem,
Mr. Slinky broke you :)
-s /tftpboot -vvv
You just set directory explicitly to "-v" :)
You'll then see tftp hits in /var/log/messages. Example:
/var/log/messages.3:May 13 09:12:47 islinky in.tftpd[3556]: RRQ from
137.138.32.49 <http://137.138.32.49> filename tftpboot/dir/file.cbt
/var/log/messages.3:May 13 09:12:47 islinky in.tftpd[3556]: sending
NAK (1, File not found) to 137.138.32.49 <http://137.138.32.49>
It could just be some thing simple like you're dhcp points somewhere
but your tftp "files" are else where.
HTH
Slinky
2008/5/31 Ole Ersoy <ole.ersoy@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:ole.ersoy@xxxxxxxxx>>:
Any trouble shooting tips? I used to get a "boot" menu prior to
adding a system...
TIA,
- Ole
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Dan
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