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> Ultimately, this kernel goes onto a system 7.0.1 boot floppy, with the
> booter in place of the finder for a diskless workstation.  I may also take a
> look at the booter source code for tftp'ing a kernel, since there isn't much
> room on the floppy!

	Possible, but difficult due to the ethernet drivers issue.
You would need to either:

* Install MacTCP and the ethernet interface drivers,
  which may take up more space than a kernel

or

* Steal the TCP/IP and all ethernet driver code from the
  kernel source, and somehow patch it into the Booter

then implement a tftp on top of that.


	I know my way 'round the Booter source code a bit,
so if you need a hand implementing this, send me an e-mail.

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