Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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3. Create a download list file, as described previously, and place it in the

default working directory for the tftpd server.  The list file must be named

<workgroup>.BCF where <workgroup> is the value of the WORKGROUP

field in the UNIT ID menu.

The following errors may be displayed when attempting a TFTP connection:

Error Description

1

PSROB0C.EXE could not be loaded

100

TCP/IP Kernel is not loaded

101

Invalid client IP address

201

TFTP.EXE failed

202

TFTP.EXE not found

203

Unknown server

204

Remote file name is invalid

205

Local file name is invalid

206

File not found on server

207

Timeout

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The following setup is required for TCP/IP Bootp:

1. Bootpd and tftp services must be running on a TCP/IP server.
2. On the bootpd server, add entries for the HHCs to the bootpd configuration

file, usually named bootptab.  The following would be a typical entry in this

file on a UNIX server:

username:\
bf=6200ipl.bcf:ht=ether:ha=xxxxxxxxxxxx:ip=nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn:\
hd=/usr/boot:

On a DOS server, a typical entry would be

username:\
bf=“6200ipl.bcf”:ht=ether:ha=xxxxxxxxxxxx:ip=nnn.nnn.nnn.nn:\
hd=“\apps”:

where:

bf = Bootfile.  This should be 6200IPL.BCF or 6300IPL.BCF.
ht = Hardware type.
ha = Hardware address.  This is the Ethernet address of the HHC.  This

address is displayed on the HHC when TCP/IP is selected in the Norand

Utilities program.
hd = Home directory.  This specifies the directory where the bootfile is

located.
ip = IP address.

3. Create a download list file, as described previously, and place it in the

directory specified by the hd parameter in bootptab.