>Technically speaking, you could have Etherboot load Etherboot load
>Etherboot load Etherboot etc. etc. (depending on how many different
[Rest of Jason's wonderfully detailed and correct analysis snipped.]
Sigh, it's so hard to keep a nice hack secret. :-)
Etherboot loading Etherboot was originally hacked in for testing
Etherboot on new NICs, but it's good to see another good use has been
found for it. I love recursion.
Thanks for that documentation, Jason.
For the record, option-128 is there as a signature. Options 128 and
above are vendor defined so we don't want a totally unrelated option-129
from another DHCP server to confuse Etherboot (mknbi:first32 actually).
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