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From: Diyamanthi Dahanayake <dahanaya@chaph.usc.edu>
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Subject: FreeBSD <---> sun 3/60
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Hi All,

	I have a FreeBSD box running 2.1R and a sun 3/60 (diskless) serving
	as an xterminal (running the Xkernel). When the FreeBSD box is "fresh"
	from a boot/reboot I am able to nfs boot the sun. But when I reboot the
	sun - in this case just by cycling power - the FreeBSD box wouldn't
	respond and the sun times out tftp. But, as said afore, if I reboot
	the FreeBSD, and then boot sun things just work fine. That is I can
	nfs boot the sun first time through, but not there after.


	Appreciate any input on this.

	Thanks and Regards,

	DCD