No, actually I have

dhclient=YES
(vi's a drag in caps mode, huh?)

I believe it's the only way I could have generated the DHCP diagnostic
messages at the end of my message.

I really have read the FAQ's...I hope I didn't miss something
that silly. (I will of course accept my shame if I did...)
--gene


On Tue, Mar 26, 2002 at 05:34:20PM +0000, Gene ENonymous wrote:
> I have attempted to set up a DHCP client to communicate with
> my InsightBB.com cable modem service. I have a mac68k box (Centris 650)
> with 40M ram, 2G HD, 1.5.2 binary install and 2 ethernet interfaces.
>=20
> DHCP works fine with a Win98 box, so I figured it would be a
> breeze to get it working with NetBSD 1.5.2 (the FAQ says so!).
> Unfortunately, here I am writing to help....
>=20
> The first thing I did was to verify that I could configure both
> ethernet interfaces onto my local network. The allowed me to
> test the interface functionality and the cables. THis worked
> fine. THat is I could telnet out to both interfaces and
> telnet in from another win98 box to both IP's.
> (what do I need to turn on in inetd.conf so I am ping-able?)
>=20

Do you have :

#DHCP
dhclient=3DYES

in /etc/rc.conf? Look in /etc/defaults/rc.conf for more help.