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> FYI, the Linux Etherboot package supports the Intel 10/100 card.
> 	http://www.slug.org.au/etherboot

i see. too bad we only have 2114x cards around here...

> It was based on the FreeBSD netboot code, but now only compiles in the
> Linux environment.  I've hacked it up to load a FreeBSD kernel via tftp.
> I need to do more work to clean it up.  But now I have a bunch of 

would it be hard to make it compile natively under FreeBSD ?

	luigi

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