Allan Kelly wrote:
> 
> The program is proly
> 
> /usr.sbin/rpc.bootparamd
> 
> and you need an /etc/bootparams with eg
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> dunbar root=lammermuir:/usr/export/root/Xkernel/
> 
> assuming an /etc/hosts entry for dunbar and for lammermuir
> 
> al.
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  Heya!

       See one of my replies after this...

The above info about bootparams kinda helps, now I get;

[root@hyper /]# callbootd hyper 192.168.1.12
Whoami returning:
client_name:    xhost
domain_name:
router: 192.168.1.1


...which leads to the same failure on the 3/50 however :(  Do I need
specify the domain in bootparams as well??....or is there something more
to add??...etc etc etc


    Thanks in advance,

           Brett