[Etherboot-users] IP Adress Problem
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From: <cku...@t-...> - 2000-08-19 15:12:11
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Hello I have a litte problem: I'm booting a linux system with a netrom for the cs89x0 chip created by etherboot 4.6.5. I get the IP Adress from a java bootp Server. I'm loding a Image from a java tftp server. The image contains a Linux Kernel 2.2.10 using a file system in a ramdisk. The system is running ok. I created the Image with netboot mknbi -x -d ram -i rom -r initrd.gz -k zImage -a "console=ttyS1,115200" -o Image When going through init linux is loading a module for the crystal ethernet chip an configuring the device for tcpip with ifconfig. Now my question: how can i get the ip adress that my bootp requests once got at startup ? I want to configure the system with that ip adress. A secound question: I thought that when using initrd ( system as described above ) a script named linuxrc is run after root is mounted in the ram. But on my system always the normal init process is done. I created a linuxrc link in the root to /bin/bash but the bash was never started. Many thanks for your answers Clemens |