FILES part 2

 	       - /tftpboot

	the tftpboot directory is where your important files will reside 
	but we need to populate it.


	Mine looks like this

                boot/
                boot/boot1*     
                boot/boot2
                boot/loader
                boot/loader.rc
                kernel
                mfsroot
                pxeboot  

	create a boot directory inside the tftpboot directory.

		 $ cd /opt/export/tftpboot
		 $ mkdir /opt/export/tftpboot/
		 $ mkdir /opt/export/tftpboot/boot
		 $ cp /usr/src/sys/boot/i386/loader/loader /opt/export/tftpboot/boot/
		 $ cp /usr/src/sys/boot/i386/loader/boot1 /opt/export/tftpboot/boot/
		 $ cp /usr/src/sys/boot/i386/loader/boot2 /opt/export/tftpboot/boot/

	next we ned to create the loader.rc to be places in
	/opt/export/tftpboot/boot/

		$ vi /opt/export/tftpboot/boot/loader.rc

	your loader.rc might want to include specific modules or specific
	configuration settings.

        Mine looks like this:

		echo 
		echo Loading Kernel...
		echo
		load /kernel
		set console="comconsole"
		echo 
		echo Loading mfsroot
		echo 
		load -t mfs_root /mfsroot
		echo booting...
		echo \007\007
		echo initializing...
		set vfs.root.mountfrom="ufs:/dev/md0c"
		set console="comconsole"
		boot

	this file is very important. It tells the kernel which kernel to boot and
	where to mount the mfsroot file. We also setup the console to go out the
	serial console so we can monitor our progress.