I have A and B computers,and I set A as boot server and B as general node on
the same Ethernet. I set A’s logical node ID as 1, and B’s logical node ID
as 2. I am sure that I have modified every node’s netmap file correctly, but
when I boot node1 and node2, they both show me as following:
netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0000E8 431089’: invlid argument
and when I type command: netstart &, it show as following:
#node2: bad value
how can correct it?
Any help will be appreciated!
X.D. Fang
“sin in” on machine B should show the node as 2. If not, make a new
boot image with Proc’s “-l” option set to 2, copy the image to /.boot
and reboot.
Node 1 needs at least two qnx licenses for QNX networking. Life will
be easier if you also put 2 licenses on node 2. If you dodn’t do that,
start Net as Net -n2 &
Node 1 should have nameloc running.
If both machines are set up correctly, you should be able, from
machine A to execute ls //2 and get a listing of node 2’s root dir.
If you want only TCP/IP then you do not need netmap, which is mainly
for QNX networking.
After netstart, you should (via sin) see a Socklet or Socket running.
/etc/hosts needs an entry for at least the primary interface, e.g.
192.168.1.2 n2.test.org node2
and Socklet should have been started as /usr/ucb/Socklet node2 &
When both machines are up, Machine B should be able to
ping 192.168.1.1, for example.
Richard
fxd wrote:
I have A and B computers,and I set A as boot server and B as general node on
the same Ethernet. I set A’s logical node ID as 1, and B’s logical node ID
as 2. I am sure that I have modified every node’s netmap file correctly, but
when I boot node1 and node2, they both show me as following:netmap: Net rejected ‘2 1 0000E8 431089’: invlid argument
and when I type command: netstart &, it show as following:
#node2: bad value
how can correct it?
Any help will be appreciated!X.D. Fang