I don't remember I've seen tcp traffic during netboot. I think all of
them are UDP. I'd try debug version of boot.net but unfortunately
it's not that easy for me to built it.

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	Andrey
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 Ronald.vanderPol@surfnet.nl wrote:

> On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Andrei Petrov wrote:
> 
> > You need to make sure that you have all daemons properly configured
> > and started. You need rpc.bootparamd, mountd and nfsd. rpc.bootparamd
> > and mountd can be started with -d (debug mode) so you'll see what 
> > they got and how replied. Also you  should be able to nfs mount
> > you client's root filesystem from another machine on network.
> > Also netbsd's netboot FAQ is very helpful.
> 
> OK, I will recheck that. But on the net I only see TFTP packets.
> Nothing else. I tcpdump ether host ...., so I should see all the
> packets of the SS1.
> 
> 01:01:16.962780 192.87.111.33.1528 > 192.87.111.35.14577:  udp 516 (ttl 64, id 3845)
> 01:01:17.012327 192.87.111.35.14577 > 192.87.111.33.1528:  udp 4 (ttl 123, id 1234)
> 01:01:17.012686 192.87.111.33.1528 > 192.87.111.35.14577:  udp 516 (ttl 64, id 3846)
> 01:01:17.062375 192.87.111.35.14577 > 192.87.111.33.1528:  udp 4 (ttl 123, id 1234)
> 01:01:17.062730 192.87.111.33.1528 > 192.87.111.35.14577:  udp 516 (ttl 64, id 3847)
> 01:01:17.112283 192.87.111.35.14577 > 192.87.111.33.1528:  udp 4 (ttl 123, id 1234)
> 01:01:17.112571 192.87.111.33.1528 > 192.87.111.35.14577:  udp 384 (ttl 64, id 3848)
> 01:01:17.132359 192.87.111.35.14577 > 192.87.111.33.1528:  udp 4 (ttl 123, id 1234)
> <nothing more>
> 
> 	rvdp
> 
>