Why can't I boot to the K2000 anymore from my boot environment on my flash drive?
I have a flash drive that I have been using to boot to my K2000 so I can do Imaging and Scripted Installs. I am not able to boot to it anymore. The only thing that we changed is at my desk, we had to put a new IP address range and new subnet on the port I am using. I am just trying to figure out what is causing me not to boot into the K2000 anymore. These are the errors I am getting:
ERROR: Unable to determine server IP address from DHCP
WARNING: Using hardcoded K2000 IP address as fallback
System error 53 has occured
ERROR: Unable to mount KBOX share at \\192.168.0.10\peinst
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Can you authenticate to \\k2\peinst on your workstation? Also, what is the reason you're using a usb key and not dhcp to boot to the K2? - nheyne 11 years ago
This is typically a DHCP issue.
As an alternative, you can use KBE Manipulator to build a static ip KBE (points directly to your K2 instead of using DCHP) and then put that to a usb key.
Corey
Lead L3 Enterprise Solutions Consultant, K2000
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