I double checked the jumpstart server and found out that the problem
was my careless typo ethernet address, like many of you indicated.
The ethers should be "08:00:20:..." but my typo was "00:08:20....".
I cann't believe that I checked several times before.
Anyway, the jumpstart is going.., thanks for all the reply.
My original question is following.
>
>I'm running a problem when jumpstart a Ultra60 to Solaris 2.5.1
(11/97).
>{0} OK boot net - install
>Boot device: /pci@1f, 4000/network@1,1 File and args: - install
>Timeout waiting for ARP/RARP packet
>...
>
>The jumpstart server is fine because I've used it to jumpstart many
>Ultra5/10/30 workstations.
>The network connection is OK because it's connected to a small hub
and
>all other workstations are working fine and I switched to different
ports.
>
>jumpstart client setting is completed. Acturally, I'm jumpstarting
two
>workstation, one sparc 5 is going, but this ultra60 failed.
>
>There is no output using "snoop -o snoop.out jumpstartserver
ultra60"
>
>What's wrong?
>
>I'm thinking about ethernet card problem, how do I test it?
>
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Jeffrey Liu jliu@aptix.com
Aptix Corp. System Administrator
408-428-6223 (w) 408-944-0646 (fax)
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