Hi,
Trying to set up a tftp boot server on S10, Have the correct /etc/ethers
and /etc/hosts entries, also tftpd service running and can transfer an existing file to and from using localhost. The Sun 3
gets it's ip address from the server, but then we get the following
when it asks for the initial boot file:
00:20:46.555764 IP sun150.2046 > 255.255.255.255.tftp: 17 RRQ
"C009C821" octet
E..-......3.. .!.......E......C009C821.octet..
00:20:49.572804 IP darkstar.60471 > sun150.2046: UDP, length 22
E..2..@...... ... .!.7..........Access violation..
Afaics, the permisions in /export/tftpboot look ok and the tftpd is
running fine, though udp6 has transitioned to maintenance:
$ ls -l /export/tftpboot
total 202
lrwxrwxrwx 1 nobody4 nogroup 38 Jun 17 18:39 C009C821 -> /export/tftpboot/boot.sun3.sunos.4.1.1
-rwxrwxrwx 1 nobody4 nogroup 101800 Jun 17 23:15 boot.sun3.sunos.4.1.1
This is a restoration project for an old Sun 3/150 deskside
system, on the to do list for years and a nice little
project for grey Sunday afternoons. Already rebuilt the psu
with new caps throughout and other parts and now to the
system. Cpu board has 4 megs, + another 4 meg board with faults,
+ SCSI and smd disk boards. SunOs should run on 4 megs, at
least enough to get started.
Had diskless boot running on Sun 3's in the old days, but must
be missing something obvious, or are there some other access
configs to do for S10 ?. Don't want to use jumpstart process,
rather do manual configuration so we know where everything is.
Any suggestions ?...
Chris
Hi,
Trying to set up a tftp boot server on S10, Have the correct /etc/ethers
and /etc/hosts entries, also tftpd service running and can transfer an >existing file to and from using localhost. The Sun 3
gets it's ip address from the server, but then we get the following
when it asks for the initial boot file:
00:20:46.555764 IP sun150.2046 > 255.255.255.255.tftp: 17 RRQ
"C009C821" octet
E..-......3.. .!.......E......C009C821.octet..
00:20:49.572804 IP darkstar.60471 > sun150.2046: UDP, length 22
E..2..@...... ... .!.7..........Access violation..
Afaics, the permisions in /export/tftpboot look ok and the tftpd is
running fine, though udp6 has transitioned to maintenance:
$ ls -l /export/tftpboot
total 202
lrwxrwxrwx 1 nobody4 nogroup 38 Jun 17 18:39 C009C821 -> >/export/tftpboot/boot.sun3.sunos.4.1.1
-rwxrwxrwx 1 nobody4 nogroup 101800 Jun 17 23:15 boot.sun3.sunos.4.1.1
This is a restoration project for an old Sun 3/150 deskside
system, on the to do list for years and a nice little
project for grey Sunday afternoons. Already rebuilt the psu
with new caps throughout and other parts and now to the
system. Cpu board has 4 megs, + another 4 meg board with faults,
+ SCSI and smd disk boards. SunOs should run on 4 megs, at
least enough to get started.
Had diskless boot running on Sun 3's in the old days, but must
be missing something obvious, or are there some other access
configs to do for S10 ?. Don't want to use jumpstart process,
rather do manual configuration so we know where everything is.
Any suggestions ?...
Have you tried tftp by hand; you would see a failure also.
tftpboot tries to run chroot'ed and as a result, symbolic
links cannot be followed.
So try to change the symbolic link to point to
boot.sun3.sunos.4.1.1 and not the full pathname.
Mode 444 would be fine (the tftpboot directory needs to
be mode 555 (minimal). No need to make all the files
writable.
Casper
Not so many years ago, I had net booted a Sun 3/E.
There are a few things that need to work.
First is rarp.
Second is bootparamd.
Third is NFS.
For reasons that I didn't figure out, I had to use three different computers to do that.
The NFS host is a Toshiba Canvio SAN device with a 3TB disk in it.
(SunOS doesn't mind that, though I believe that df gives the wrong size.)
I might have done tftp on an Apple, and bootparamd on some other system.
And then I mostly manually created the root file system, using the files on the
install CD, but not the install script.
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