Subject: Re: Problems with 3/60 network boot
To: None <port-sun3@sun-lamp.cs.berkeley.edu>
From: Ty Sarna <tsarna@endicor.com>
List: port-sun3
Date: 08/11/1994 03:26:13
In article <9408082032.AA05088@walnut> gwr@mc.com (Gordon W. Ross) writes:
> Your server's mountd is restricting NFS mounts to clients that send
> their RPC requests from a "reserved" port number. The diskless boot
> code does not (yet) use reserved ports. For now, you should start
> mountd with the -n flag to allow "non-root" requests (those from
> non-reserved ports).
Adam sent me a copy of PR#394, which contains fixes for the nfs code to
do this. I haven't found time to try it again, though.
> > Also, si0 is recognized and the system pauses for awhile after that
> > (presumably looking for attached drives) but doesn't find any. I have
>
> I have no idea about this one. Mine works with just a disk (ID=0).
> Does the problem occur with "netbsd-le0" in the FTP/sun3 area?
Dunno, I'll get it and check.
> Does the CG4 work OK? (I don't have a CG4)
Keyclick got turned on somehow, and after the panic I couldn't type
anything at the prom prompt (and L1-A didn't work), so I had to cycle
power. The display seemed fairly normal, though.
--
Ty Sarna "If at first you don't succeed...
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