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Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 18:41:16 -0500
From: Justin Pauley <jpauley@xwizards.com>
Subject: MOPD problems
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I downloaded the mopd server and installed a bunch of the patches until
mopd compiled. I downloaded the mopimage and put it in my /tftpboot/mop
with the correct name. However, after running mop with "mopd -d eth0"
and then running "boot 3/mop" on my decstation nothing happens. However,
I have noticed that when I run a packet dumping software (etherreal) and
then I try it I get this on my mopd:

MOP DL 8:0:2b:2e:77:40   > ab:0:0:1:0:0      len   11 code 08 RPR
MOP DL 0:d0:9:f8:fc:a5   > 8:0:2b:2e:77:40   len    1 code 03 ASV
MOP DL 8:0:2b:2e:77:40   > 0:d0:9:f8:fc:a5   len   11 code 08 RPR
MOP DL 0:d0:9:f8:fc:a5   > 8:0:2b:2e:77:40   len 1058 code 02 MLD

This in my syslog:
Jan 15 18:30:47 opus mopd[18215]: 8:0:2b:2e:77:40 (1) Do you have
08002b2e7740? (Yes)
Jan 15 18:30:47 opus mopd[18215]: 8:0:2b:2e:77:40 Send me 08002b2e7740

but then my Decstation produces something similar to the following:

>> boot 3/mop

???
? PC: 0x.....
? CR: 0x....
? SR: 0x....
? VA: 0x0
? ER: 180....
? MER: 0x162....

and then returns back to the console ">>".
(note that the ... were added by me to replace a long line of
numbers/letters)


if you know of something I can try, please let me know.

Thanks,
Justin Pauley