If you are not certain whether NFS is available and configured on the boot host, see Chapter 5, Configuring Network Services.
Specifying the Directory to Search for an X Server
To specify a different directory, set boot-nfs-directory to the desired mount point (Setup -> Change Setup Parameters -> Booting -> [TCP/IP Boot Options section] NFS Directory). Save the new value in NVRAM.
Table 4-12 boot-nfs-directory Parameter
Possible Values
Result
default
/tftpboot/ or /usr/tftpboot/
directory_path
The directory for X server downloading using NFS.
As with TFTP booting, you can boot an X server in another directory by symbolically linking one of the default directory pathnames to the true location of the X server. ("Linking X Server Files" describes using symbolic links for X server directory pathnames.)
Failed to mount /usr/nfs/load
Loading initial file /usr/nfs/load/XncdhmLoading final file /usr/tftpboot/Xncdhmx