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| - | //Dark blue boxes like the one below will show you the content of text files// | + | In this case the lines which have to be added to “/ |
| + | //Dark blue boxes like the one below will show you the content of text files//. | ||
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| - | The next step will copy the newly generated configuration files into your real /etc directory. | + | The next step will copy the newly generated configuration files into your real /etc directory.\\ |
| + | //You should not do this without a valid backup!// | ||
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| == Setting up atftp == | == Setting up atftp == | ||
| - | After receiving a network address from the DHCP daemon, a kernel will be deployed using the tftp protocoll. For this purpose, you'll need to configure the atftpd, so that the kernel can be found. Please make sure, that atftp ist started by an init script and not via inet.d. | + | After receiving a network address from the DHCP daemon, a kernel will be deployed using the tftp protocoll. For this purpose, you'll need to configure the **atftpd**, so that the kernel can be found. Please make sure, that **atftp** ist started by an init script and not via inet.d. |
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| - | If inet.d was installed and used on your system, please make sure that it is not starting or runnig atftp when you start it directly: | + | If inet.d was installed and used on your system, please make sure that it is not starting or runnig |
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| - | If you don't want to make copies of the kernel and initrd files, just use symbolic links – thiat is a good idea, if you plan to maintain the boot environment: | + | If you don't want to make copies of the kernel and initrd files, just use symbolic links – that is a good idea, if you plan to maintain the boot environment: |
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| - | The configuration file of atftp needs to be created and edited. Please change the IP address if necessary! | + | The configuration file of **atftp** needs to be created and edited. Please change the IP address if necessary! |
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