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Marco Gerards wrote:
> How will we support the other cards?  By using etherboot (or whatever
> it was used in GRUB Legacy)?  What I would prefer is to have our own
> TCP/IP stack that is platform independent.

There are many TCP/IP implementations that are free to use. I don't 
recommend to build one from scratch if it isn't really necessary.

I don't know how they collide with GRUB's license but here is link to 
one of them, even in "local" server:

http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/lwip/

This one is mainly for embedded systems, but has also x86 port.

Thanks,
Vesa Jääskeläinen