> > and enet:0,bootme with default-gateway-ip=my.192.dhcp.server
>
> What a strange syntax... what does the "bootme" do? For that
> matter, what does the "0" do?
Okie.. it is kind of a complicated story, but the point is that
your dhcp servers network interface must be on the same
subnet as you
I knew that would get your attention..
setting boot-device to enet:0,bootme
goes to the first most powerful dhcp server it can find,
who doesn't happen to have the bootfile, and so it seems to release
that OFFER and then goes to the next dhcp server who was waving
the file around in an OFFER and a
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