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Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 14:16:17 +0200
From: Simon Kainz <k@inz.info>
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Subject: Network booting with WOL-Packet
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Hello !

I do have a sucessfully working setup with 2 diskless cliens booting via 
  a rom-o-matic eprommed bootloader. The whole thing works perfectly: 
DHCP server supplies IP address, kernel and root path. But the root lies 
on another server, so is there a possibility to wake the other server 
via WOL ??

Should this be done from the EEPROM-Bootloader, oder should I hack up my 
kernel.. Or hast this been done alread (I hope ;-))


Thanks, Simon.