Rohan Prinja skribis:
> As suggested, I read through RFC 2131 and took notes. I also looked at
> lwIP's RFC 2131-compliant implementation of DHCP and I think I have a fair
> understanding of the DHCP protocol now. BTW, you didn't mention RFC 3315 -
> does this mean that the proposed DHCP client s
Thank you, this clarified some doubts I had.
As suggested, I read through RFC 2131 and took notes. I also looked at
lwIP's RFC 2131-compliant implementation of DHCP and I think I have a fair
understanding of the DHCP protocol now. BTW, you didn't mention RFC 3315 -
does this mean that the proposed
Hi,
I contacted Ludo about the DHCP client just before I noticed this
conversation. I'm interested in making it my gsoc project as well.
I'm an undergraduate in computer science in Germany, I'm a bit into free
software and I'm especially interested in making my gsoc for the gnu
project.
Would it b
Hi Jonas,
I have no problems with teaming up. Like you, this project is my foremost
focus for GSoC but I'm also looking at other/related projects. Let's wait
for Ludo to confirm/deny that we are allowed to team up.
Regards,
Rohan
On 5 March 2015 at 19:14, Jonas Rebmann
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I conta
Hello!
Rohan Prinja skribis:
> The project I'm interested in working on for GNU GSoC this year is to
> implement a DHCP client library in Guile. The end result, as I discussed
> with Ludovic, would be a package installable via Guix. This would make
> available a command roughly equivalent to ISC
Hi Guix!
This mail is to say hi to everyone and introduce myself. I'm Rohan, a
final-year CS undergraduate at IIT Bombay.
The project I'm interested in working on for GNU GSoC this year is to
implement a DHCP client library in Guile. The end result, as I discussed
with Ludovic, would be a package
