DHCP issue

[murchball]

I'm still doing something wrong. How I can I verify that the CF card is being created properly? Everytime I try to boot to it I get a kernel panic. I don't think it's a rom issue, since I'm still able to boot to my hard drive when I plug that in. I'm using the syba adapter and I left the jumpers at the default. I've tried two different cards with the same result each time. Is there an easy way to verify that the adapter isn't faulty? Raqcop won't boot in an ordinary pc, will it? I'm thinking that I can pop it in on a secondary ide port, but I'm not exactly sure how the partitions should look.

Any other ideas?

[murchball]

I got the flash card to boot. For some reason, my linux box didn't restore the image properly. I used winimage and it boots fine now.

[murchball]

Success at last!

After getting the raq to boot from the flash card, I found the same issue with the dhcp server not starting. I edited /var/ipcop/ethernet/settings and switched eth0 and eth1. DHCP is working fine now, apparently something IS wrong with one of the onboard NICs.

Thanks for all your help!