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From: Daniel Braniss <danny@cs.huji.ac.il>
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Subject: vbox & network boot(pxe)
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Hi,
	The etherboot/pxe code works only if all the servers
involved are the same, or in simple english, only one server :-)
I can try and fix this, but even after my morning coffee, I'm at 
lost in trying to compile it, pcnet32.zrom is distributed in binary.
	Any hint would be greatly appreciated,
		danny