I am attempting to use the Hauppauge Media MVP as a front-end for knoppmyth R4V5. The problem I am currently facing is that there is no file named /usr/sbin/in.tftpd on my system. In the wiki notes on the install there is a comment that "tftp-hpa is included in R5Ax". I am drawn to the inevitable conclusion that I need to install tftp-hpa on my R4V5 system. Can anyone point me to directions on how to do this? Thank you.

marc

you can try the following as root:



But since R4V5 is kind of old compared to the current debian sid I'm not sure how it will go. You can run apt-get with the --simulate option to see what all it wants to install.



BTW, it looks like tftpd-hpa is the server package and tftp-hpa is the client. My mythtv box (backend and frontend) only has the server package.

Crabby, thank you for the reply. Actually, before I saw your response I downloaded the R5A16 image and installed it on a different machine and used that to get the tftpd-hpa process. I am now hitting a new problem. In /var/log/syslog I see the following:



I've tried searching around and playing with various settings, but no luck. Does anyone have any ideas? Some more info:

/etc/inetd.conf contains the following:



Also, /etc/default/tftpd-hpa contains



Any help anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated

Marc: check the messages in this thread:

http://www.shspvr.com/smf/index.php?topic=8027.0

Note that he had me change the tftp line in inetd to have different options than what is listed in the wiki.

I'm not sure, but the "address already in use" line in your syslog makes it sound like your DHCP settings are trying to give out an IP number that you've already assigned to something else. How does your dhcpd.conf look?

ceenvee703, thank you for replying. I actually had found that thread, and I thought I had replicated what was there in my inetd file, including the change from "nobody" to "root'. Can you post exactly what you have in your inetd file for reference?

Also, just to be sure, this is a single line in a rather long inetd config file -- is that what you have?

As I re-read the thread, I'm wondering if I was supposed to use the following:



I cannot access my dhcp config file right now, but I will post that later. It is probably worth noting that I did the following:

1. Booted all devices except MEdiaMVP with router DHCP server running, linux DHCP server stopped.

2. Stoped router DHCP server.

3. Started linux DHCP server.

4. Powered up the MediaMVP

Both DHCP servers are configured to use 192.168.0.x. Router uses addresses 3 -> 50; Linux DHCP server uses addresses 230->250, with mediaMVP hard coded to 192.168.0.250.

I will post the DHCP config file when I can gain access to my myth system agin...

Marc: my /etc/inetd.conf has this line for tftp:



And yes, it's as a single line.

No idea why this would matter, but try assigning the MVP the first IP number in the range that the DHCP server is serving, rather than the last.

Thank you -- it works now!