Re: PXE API docs

Marty Connor <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.etherboot.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On May 27, 2005, at 12:59 PM, Michael Brown wrote:
> Anyone who's interested in PXE might want to read the start of the
> Etherboot PXE documentation, at
>
>   http://www.etherboot.org/api/group__pxe.html
> ...
> My aim is that this documentation becomes the definitive reference work
> for PXE, superseding the PXE specification v2.1.

This is nice work, Michael!

On a related note, I am planning to speak to the folks at emBoot, Inc.:

     http://www.emboot.com/emboot_LABS_overview.htm

About us working together to maximize compatibility between 
Etherboot/gPXE other implementations.  They are PXE implementors, and 
also run a Certification Lab, which tests compatibility of PXE 
implementations.  I just checked and it is nice to see there is a 
long-standing member of Etherboot-developers who has an emboot.com 
address.

With the number of ROMs that people make on rom-o-matic.net, and the 
wide use that Etherboot is getting, it would be very nice if we could 
promote PXE use by working with other implementors to maximize 
interoperability.

I'm sure that if we try we can find common ground, and I would be 
interested in exploring how we might work together.

Marty

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