On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Brian D Chase wrote: > I don't want to seem overly abrasive here... but in my totally speculative > opinion... THERE'S NO WAY IN HELL you could do that in 2K of memory! You've never seen etherboot, have you? Hardware driver, IP layer, UDP layer, tftp layer, bootp (or dhcp), pretty menu system and boot loader, in 8k. It's not impossible. etherboot fits the whole lot into 8k with gcc, and 6k with bcc, so by trimming some of the fat (such as kernel loader, and ANSI graphics support), 2k is quite achievable. > I can accept being wrong about that, but it would require solid proof. Is etherboot solid enough proof? http://www.slug.org.au/etherboot/ if you want to see the actual results yourself. Davey
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Dan Olson
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Riley Williams
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Stefan Pettersson
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Frédéric Renet
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Alistair Riddoch
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Stefan Pettersson
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Alan Cox
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? William Jenkins
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Brian D Chase
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Tobias
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? David Murn
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Joshua E. Rodd
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? JueyChong Ong
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Dan Olson
- Re: ELKS Networking: TCP/IP? Alistair Riddoch
- vgalib Jacek Lipkowski
- Re: vgalib David Given
- Re: vgalib Eric J. Korpela
- Re: vgalib Kaj-Michael Lang
- Re: vgalib Shane Kerr
- Re: vgalib Eric J. Korpela