DHCP server

[Joel Sherrill]

Ed Sutter wrote:
> Oops...
> Meant to say "Lucent Public"...
>   
For completeness, I assume you mean this license
which is OSI approved

http://www.opensource.org/licenses/lucent1.02.php

--joel
> Ed
>
> Ed Sutter wrote:
>   
>> Ralf,
>> Its under the "Lucent Open" license, which is OSI approved.
>> Despite that, I really don't know how all these various licenses
>> are allowed to mix, but I think the "Lucent Open" is about as
>> liberal as it can get (i.e. no strings attached, more just to
>> protect Lucent).
>> Note: I'm no attorney.
>> Ed
>>
>> Ralf Corsepius wrote:
>>     
>>> On Wed, 2008-05-07 at 17:24 -0400, Ed Sutter wrote:
>>>       
>>>> Maurizio,
>>>> Depending on what you need, I have a basic DHCP server that builds
>>>> with VCC and/or Cygwin GCC on the PC and should be fairly easy to reuse
>>>> in RTEMS.  Its by no means a full-blown DHCP server, but does provide
>>>> simple dhcp/bootp server capabilities.  The source is part of the host
>>>> tools that come with the micromonitor package, so you can essentially
>>>> do what you want with it.
>>>> Lemme know if you're interested, I can point you to it.
>>>>         
>>> License?
>>>
>>> Ralf
>>>
>>>
>>>       
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