is etherboot snarfable code? Is so why not do so? It has to be under
16k because thats all the room you get on an ethernet ROM. There is
probably other stuff that could be taken out such as tftp code so that
would be smaller than 16k for sure.
t.
On Tue, 13 Apr 1999, David Murn wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Apr 1999, Tracy Camp (Hurrah) wrote:
>
> > there is some VERY small TCP/IP code (6502 assembler) as part of AS/OS65
> > which as an entire OS fits in something like 20K. The assember code
> > wouldn't be overly useful in and of itself, but it would be interesting as
> > an example of how to implement a very small tcp/ip stack.
>
> This is like etherboot. Except that the etherboot code fits in 8k (or is
> it 16k?) and is written in C :)
>
> Davey
>
>
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