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Am Montag den, 3. Juni 2002, um 11:35, schrieb David Francheski:

> Hello,
>
> =A0
>
> I=92m in the process of booting Jason Thorpe=92s netBSD implementation =
on=20
> Intel=92s IQ80321 eval board.
>
> Intel=92s IQ80321 ships with the RedBoot boot monitor, but Intel only=20=

> claims support for VxWorks,
>
> BlueCat Linux, and eCOS

The predecessor iq80310, and I presume the 321 is no different here,=20
supports BOOTP style
booting. A more manual way would be to use the Redboot load command,=20
with the
TFTP option.

In either case, you need to have a NFS server with the root hierarchy=20
setup on some machine.
I have a NetBSD-x86 machine setup to act as the NFS server. My DHCP=20
server points the
booting machine to this NFS server.

The Redboot command for loading is something on the order of:

load -r -b 0xa0200000 -m TFTP netbsd-nfs

Then:

go 0xa0200000

(You need to check to see what the exact name of the binary is and place
that in the tftpboot directory.)


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Am Montag den, 3. Juni 2002, um 11:35, schrieb David Francheski:


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mily>


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Jason Thorpe=92s netBSD implementation on Intel=92s IQ80321 eval =
board.</smaller></fontfamily>


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the RedBoot boot monitor, but Intel only claims support for =
VxWorks,</smaller></fontfamily>


<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>BlueCat Linux, and eCOS

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The predecessor iq80310, and I presume the 321 is no different here,
supports BOOTP style

booting. A more manual way would be to use the Redboot load command,
with the

TFTP option.


In either case, you need to have a NFS server with the root hierarchy
setup on some machine.

I have a NetBSD-x86 machine setup to act as the NFS server. My DHCP
server points the

booting machine to this NFS server.


The Redboot command for loading is something on the order of:


load -r -b 0xa0200000 -m TFTP netbsd-nfs


Then:


go 0xa0200000


(You need to check to see what the exact name of the binary is and
place

that in the tftpboot directory.)


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