MOPCOPY(1) BSD General Commands Manual MOPCOPY(1)NAME
mopcopy -- Create MOP image from another executable format
SYNOPSIS
mopcopy infile outfile
DESCRIPTION
mopcopy is used to convert a file from another executable format to a MOP image.
Elf32 and a.out VAX images are currently supported.
SEE ALSO mopchk(1), mopprobe(1), moptrace(1), a.out(5), elf(5), mopd(8)AUTHORS
Lloyd Parkes
Jason R. Thorpe
BSD June 6, 2002 BSD
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MOPD(8) BSD System Manager's Manual MOPD(8)NAME
mopd -- MOP Loader Daemon
SYNOPSIS
mopd [-adf] [interface]
DESCRIPTION
mopd services MOP Load requests on the Ethernet connected to interface or all interfaces if '-a' is given. In a load request received by
mopd a filename can be given. This is the normal case for e.g. terminal servers. If a filename isn't given mopd must know what image to
load.
Upon receiving a request, mopd checks if the requested file exists in /srv/tftp/mop, the filename is normally uppercase and with an extension
of .SYS. If the filename isn't given, the ethernet address (in lower case, apart from the .SYS) of the target is used as the filename, e.g.
08002b09f4de.SYS and it might be a soft link to another file.
mopd supports two kinds of files. The first type that is check is if the file is in a.out(5) format. If not, a couple of Digital's formats
are checked.
In normal operation, mopd forks a copy of itself and runs in the background. Anomalies and errors are reported via syslog(3).
OPTIONS -a Listen on all the Ethernets attached to the system. If '-a' is omitted, an interface must be specified.
-d Run in debug mode, with all the output to stdout. The process will run in the foreground.
-f Run in the foreground.
FILES
/srv/tftp/mop
SEE ALSO bpf(4), mopa.out(1), mopchk(1), mopprobe(1), moptrace(1)
DECnet Digital Network Architecture Phase IV, Maintenance Operations Functional Specification V3.0.0, AA-X436A-TK.
DECnet Digital Network Architecture, Maintenance Operations Protocol Functional Specification V4.0.0, EK-DNA11-FS-001.
AUTHORS
Mats O Jansson (moj@stacken.kth.se).
September 24, 1995
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