[gPXE] Fails to get an address under gpxe, gets one under pxe

[tra26 at cs.drexel.edu]

(as my last message was sent off list, I really need to pay attention to
the headers)


The error code is 0x4c10603 and I am loading gPXE via syslinux on a flash
drive (for reasons unknown the .usb image isn't liked by the bios) I tried
both the single image and the multiple image with the same results and at
the moment I can't capture the output from the serial.

Thanks



> On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 3:29 PM,  <tra26 at cs.drexel.edu> wrote:
>> ---------------------------- Original Message
>> ----------------------------
>> Subject: Re: [gPXE] Fails to get an address under gpxe, gets one under
>> pxe
>> From:    tra26 at mail.cs.drexel.edu
>> Date:    Wed, April 14, 2010 9:14 am
>> To:      "Thomas Miletich" <thomas.miletich at gmail.com>
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I tried the old driver (0.9.7) and the same results, fails to get an
>> address. There is another nic in the machine that gpxe recognizes but
>> UNDI
>> is broken on it (normal pxe won't work) and same results for that one.
>
> Hi
> thanks for testing.
> Can you please specify the error code printed with the timeout
> message? I wonder if it's a dhcp timeout or a link-up timeout.
> Please also tell us the way you are loading gPXE(i.e. gpxe.dsk,
> eepro100.iso, etc). If you are using a multi-driver image(like
> gpxe.<type>), please try a single-driver image, like eepro100.dsk.
>
> If you can capture the output from a serial console, please enable
> gPXE's serial console in config/console.h and build gPXE with
> debugging options from the eepro100 driver:
>
> make bin/eepro100.dsk DEBUG=eepro100
>
> You can put the output at http://etherboot.pastebin.com
>
> Thanks
> Thomas
>
>> Thanks
>>
>> -Trevor Adams
>>
>
>