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Autor:  Pxe1 [ Di 12. Nov 2013, 09:18 ]
Betreff des Beitrags:  Re: eeePC Recovery, mit Atheros Boot Agent

Hier die TFTPd32 (v4.00) Settings :
Mit diesen Settings hat das Starten des Bootloader-Programms 'GRLDR' auf dem EeePC (über die FritzBox) geklappt.

[GLOBAL]TAB
TFTP Server:YES,DHCP Server:YES

[TFTP]TAB
Base Directory:W:\
PXE Compatibility:YES
Show Progress bar:YES
Translate UNIX file names:YES
Bind TFTP to this address 192.168.178.32
Allow '\' As virtual root:YES

[DHCP]TAB
IP pool starting address:192.168.178.120
Size of pool:1
Boot File:GRLDR
WINS/DNS Server:192.168.178.1
Default router:0.0.0.0
Mask:0.0.0.0
Bind DHCP to this address:192.168.178.32
Persistant leases:YES

Autor:  TylerWade [ Mo 23. Dez 2013, 09:13 ]
Betreff des Beitrags:  Re: eeePC Recovery, mit Atheros Boot Agent

Pxe1 hat geschrieben:
Ich habe noch eine weitere Anleitung im Internet gefunden :

Here's how to transfer files on the fly with a single command.

TFTP stands for Trivial File Transfer Protocol, a reduced version of the famous
ftp, using a series of assumptions and simplifications, allows you to exchange
files between networked nodes with greater velocity.

Running the TFTP Server :

Run the Solarmodule Wind TFTP Server on your (first) PC (192.168.1.2), then go to
File / Configure . Here we see the buttons to start / stop the server, under
a textbox we will choose the folder containing the shared files received.
Click on start and the server starts.

We must open the door 69 (UDP) on the firewall and have set the router to
forward port 69, if we wish to access our server via the Internet.

Using the client :
Now we want to send the file test.txt to the second PC with Windows XP. In
WinXP there is a command line tool, called TFTP.exe, present in the System32
folder. If we would send the file test.txt, the command on the client must be:

tftp-i 192.168.1.2 put test.txt

If we want the WinXP PC to take test.txt, the command is :

tftp-i 192.168.1.2 get test.txt test.txt

Other Considerations :

TFTP, unlike FTP does not need permissions and security policies, the files
can be transferred to the flight, but because of its simplicity and
transmission type adopted (UDP), you can transfer large files up 32MB.

Vielen Dank für so nützliche Informationen und ich hoffe, ich wäre in der Lage, große Dateien zu übertragen ..

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