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# TFTP
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This is the documentation of the TFTP task
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## Table of contents
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- [Table of contents](#table-of-contents)
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- [Initialization](#initialization)
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- [Deinitialization](#deinitialization)
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- [Usage](#usage)
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- [Receive a file](#receive-a-file)
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- [Send a file](#send-a-file)
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## Initialization
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The TFTP task is initialized in the main function.
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```c
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// Initialize TFTP task
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tftp_init();
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```
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## Deinitialization
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If you would ever want to deinitialize the TFTP task, you can do so by calling the following function.
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```c
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// Deinitialize TFTP task
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tftp_server_deinit();
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```
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## Usage
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The TFTP task is used to receive and send files via TFTP.
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### Receive a file
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index.txt contains a list of files on the file system. For some weird reason tftp only works in octet mode.
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```bash
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bash $ tftp -m octet <ip>
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tftp $ get index.txt
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```
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### Send a file
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You can only write to the following files:
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- virtImage.bmp
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```bash
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bash $ tftp <ip>
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tftp $ put <image.bmp> virtImage.bmp
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```
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- virtImage.gif
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```bash
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bash $ tftp <ip>
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tftp $ put <image.gif> virtImage.gif
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```
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