PXE-E32: TFTF open timeout
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What OS do you have your FOG server built on?
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Hi Kevin,
Fog is running on an ubuntu 12.04 LTS
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try this [B]sudo service tftpd-hpa restart[/B]
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Update,
I have rebuilt the linux box and reinstalled fog. Everything is right as far as I can tell. I get the same message that I did before. I can login via browser to the fog server but can’t get anything to pxe boot to it…
Any other thoughts?
Tom
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Tom, did you run the sudo service tftpd-hpa restart command kevin listed on a running system?
There is an issue where the tftpd-hpa service starts too quickly. If that command works, there is a fix that will cause the service to delay it’s startup
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What is the fix for delaying the tftp startup?
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bjennings
edit your /etc/rc.local and include
/bin/sleep30 && /etc/init.d/tftpd-hpa restartthis is what is required to delay the start up of the tftp service at boot.
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Thanks for the info. I think that I must have additional issues. I added this line and it did not resolve the problem. After a reboot, I have to issue both of the following:
sudo start isc-dhcp-server
sudo start tftpd-hpaSometimes it tells me that the job is already running, so I have to issue the command again with a restart in place of start.
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bjennings, can we start a new thread for you? Lets start with what the problem is, if it’s this PXE-E32 Time out issue, what linux version you are running and the fog version you have installed, then we can start troubleshooting your issue directly, so we don’t confuse topics or information expressed here.
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[quote=“Jaymes Driver, post: 11647, member: 3582”]bjennings, can we start a new thread for you? Lets start with what the problem is, if it’s this PXE-E32 Time out issue, what linux version you are running and the fog version you have installed, then we can start troubleshooting your issue directly, so we don’t confuse topics or information expressed here.[/quote]
Yes, sorry, I will start a new thread.
