dhcpd-4.3.6 works only when launched with -f or -d flag

[Peter Fischer]

I have the exact same problem and I am also using yocto. I think it is not a
permission issue, since I tried to give all permissions by setting all the
files and dirs to 777 and, in a second test, I ran dhcpd as root and neither
test was successful. 
Additionally I recognized that if I run with '-f', htop shows me 3
additional threads.

Kind regards,
Peter Fischer



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