Vincent Guffens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hi Vincent,
> I just wanted to make a small update on the network support as I've > just had grub2 sending bootp request. Here is the request as seen from > my laptop directly connected to my test pc: Cool! nice to hear about this progress. I am sorry that I am slow with my replies. Please keep hacking, I do care but I just have little time. > As for now, it compiles with as many warning as there are stars in the > sky but it at least, it does something. > > What I've done is as follows: > > * module : grub_pci > o provided grub command : lspci, lspci_driver Is it possible to split this up like I described in a previous email? > > * module : drv_* > o provide grub command : none > o description : driver from etherboot. Uses the > pci_register_driver to register itself and do nothing else > o files: depends on the driver Would it be later to register other kinds of devices with pci_register_driver or is it very specific to NICs? > * module : pcimodprobe > o provide grub command : ifconfig > o description : initialises the nic, probes for the config > o files : Config files? > > > The drivers are nearly no modified at all. I just changed > printf/grub_printf, added some #include and added the code to register > themselves. Ok, cool :) Thanks, Marco _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
