[K12OSN] Error! dhcpcd failed!

[Shane Sammons]

Ray and Les:

Ray I updated the bios to A10 from A01, PXE failed to get DHCP, I will have
write down the error.

When I said I moved it down the basement, I mean all of it, the switch sits
on the TC and the server sits under the table. Both the TC Mon, Key, and
Mouse are next to the servers.

I am 99.9% sure that switch is 100% because we just got 3coms about 30 days
again to "fix" the network as they could be managed and vlan properly, but
the Dells were joining an MDF (where this one was from) and an IDF via Fiber
SCF (or SFC) transceivers, and this switch in the MDF fed into our passport
over a cross over. I will try with a 10T Hub I have, and if I can grab my
little 5 port 10/100 Switch I can try with that.

As for the link connectvity, yes the switch shows "green" which is the 100Mb
connectivy, Orange is 10.

I will run back down and see what else I can write down and give you...sucks
I have no network connection down there, tried to run one, but the cable was
too short and I have no cable here(yet I have the crimper and ends :P ).

On 11/8/06, Shane Sammons <shane.sammons at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Petre,
> Thanks for the side questions feedback. I will consider it, as I think it
> could be proactively organized and help develop good Wiki articles and such.
> I see the point where a mailing list lets you sit in just your email client,
> which makes it easy to interact with. But I do know you can "subscribe" to
> specific forums topics and such. So perhaps I will give it a shot, as I
> would like to help for once with a project in some way, and I am not a great
> programmer or anything.
>
> P.S. Hopefully the Google tip will let me find an answer to my question,
> because it is driving me nuts, perhaps I can switch NICs and see.
>
> On 11/8/06, Petre Scheie <petre at maltzen.net> wrote:
> >
> > Shane Sammons wrote:
> > > Also, just a side question, does anyone host forums for this project,
> > cause
> > > I really can't stand mailing lists, they are antiquated and
> > disorganized
> > > and
> > > as far as I can see unsearchable. If not, I might start a topic about
> > offer
> > > to host one so we can sort and categorize topics, sticky things, and
> > make
> > > common answers and guides.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Shane
> > >
> > Both www.k12ltsp.org and www.ltsp.org already have wikis to which anyone
> > can post
> > answers, guides, etc., and everyone is encouraged to add to
> > it.  Searching the mailing
> > list is simple via google; there's even a mention of how to do it on the
> > K12LTSP wiki
> > (
> > http://www.k12ltsp.org/phpwiki/index.php/How%20to%20search%20the%20mailing%20list%20archives
> > )
> >
> > The problem with forums is you have to actively go to them to interact
> > with the project;
> > mailing lists allow the project to be sent to you passively, so to
> > speak.  The question
> > has come up before, but so far most people have opted to stay with the
> > mailing list.
> > Nevertheless, you are welcome to setup such a forum, but I'm not sure
> > you'll attract the
> > critical mass of people (I'd love to be proven wrong).
> >
> > Petre
> >
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