Tftp-HPA working in a 64bit jail?

[dabone]

I'm trying to retire my centos box that I use for pxe booting into winpe enviroments.
This requires me to be able to tftp LARGE files (200meg+), and be able to have a remap file.

I've tried adding a jail and then pkg_add -v -r tftp-hpa in the jail, but after I set it all up, I'm still hitting that 32meg limit it seems, and the redirection file in not being parsed. Tftp boot is working from the jail ip, but it seems to be the default tftpd.
(I can load memtest, but not a larger than 32meg boot file like the dos based boot image I have (96 megs) It tries to load but just stops after a bit)

The winpe files don't boot, because of the remap not being parsed.

Does anyone have a walkthru on installing a WORKING tftp server for pxe booting winpe enviroments?

Thanks.

later,
dabone

 

[ProtoSD]

Just a thought, but have you made sure the standard TFTP is disabled in FreeNAS? If you do a sockstat -4 you should be able to see what ports are being listened to etc. Do you see anything in either the FreeNAS logs or the jails logs?

 

[dabone]

Tftp is not running on the main freenas box, sockstat shows inetd listening on the correct port, like I said the thing is working just like the
built it tftp, so no large files and the remap file is not being parsed.

Logs from the jail transfer log.
Oct 10 11:08:57 Tftpserver tftpd[15895]: 192.168.2.183: read request for //menu.txt: success
Oct 10 11:11:45 Tftpserver tftpd[15944]: Filename: 'memdisk'
Oct 10 11:11:45 Tftpserver tftpd[15944]: Mode: 'octet'
Oct 10 11:11:45 Tftpserver tftpd[15944]: 192.168.2.183: read request for //memdisk: success
Oct 10 11:11:45 Tftpserver tftpd[15946]: Filename: 'hiren96.img'
Oct 10 11:11:45 Tftpserver tftpd[15946]: Mode: 'octet'
Oct 10 11:11:45 Tftpserver tftpd[15946]: 192.168.2.183: read request for //hiren96.img: success
Oct 10 11:12:40 Tftpserver tftpd[15946]: Block rollover but not allowed.

Can anyone point me to where to get started on building the tftp-hpa from source in a freenas jail?
Thanks.

Later,
dabone