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Short version: Is there a way to find out which interface PXE booted from? Long version: I'm working on a cluster of machines, each using a networked root filesystem, booting via PXE. Some of these machines have multiple interfaces, some of which are going to be on networks that have functioning DHCP servers that will offer addresses. I'd like to have modular network drivers.

I try to make a floppy disk for replaying a disk image to a harddrive. The image is on our server and is only accessable by nfs because its bigger than 2 gig so it is not possible to store it temporarily on the computer. So I created a floppy disk with syslinux 2.00, busybox 0.60.5 and uClibc 0.9.16. Using a 2.2.22 kernel (with nfs and all build in) all worked but busybox, cause uClibc won't

First: My English is not that good, I hope you can understand what I mean. We plan to build a recovery system for the computer in our school. We want to put an [computername].tar.bz2 for every computer onto our server. When the computer does not work we want to use a Linux bootdisk to boot the computer, mount the drive, erase what is there and extract the .tar.bz2 onto the disk. This is where we