It progresses. :-) Right now I'm in the process of adding the cryptographic code I need for security (chasing a minor memory bug at the moment). After that's done, I'll start adding the DHCP support. A DHCP client is a rather easy thing to add given the "hard" work has already been done to implement the bootp client. That's why I'm focusing on adding the crypto first. Once I have a reasonable client running, I'll post something. Bill On Thursday, January 08, 1998 5:08 PM, markus@infoscape.com [SMTP:markus@infoscape.com] wrote: > Mike Hammer writes: > > I don't think this subject came up recently but i was wondering > > if it is possible to use DHCP at the server (rather than BOOTPD) > > with Etherboot. > > Bill Arbaugh <waa@home.com> <waa@dsl.cis.upenn.edu> has recently told > me, that he started work on adding DHCP support to "etherboot". You > can take a look at some of his work at http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~waa/ > > I have no idea about how far his project has progressed yet, so you > should probable ask him directly. > > > Markus > > -- > Markus Gutschke Internet: markus@infoscape.com > Infoscape, Inc Phone: +1-415-537-3778 > 657 Mission Street, Suite 200 > San Francisco, CA 94105 > > Disclaimer: The above message represents my personal opinion; It does > not constitute an offical statement by Infoscape! > << File: ATT00000.att >>
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