General description:

This package is designed to boot a PC from network containing
NetWare 3+ or compatible server, using a network adapter to get
programs from the server, generally to boot DOS 5.0-6.x, and my
aim was to make it as small and flexible as I could for NewWare.
Workstations can share boot images and have separate configs.

The "small" means 2.5kB of EPROM used for my code (it does not
contain driver which is usually 6kB or larger), and minimal
requirements can be like 128kB RAM, 16kB ROM. The "flexible"
means a piece of code can be read from the server into the PC
memory, and executed with ability to read files from the server
using standard DOS calls (like INT 21h, AX=3D00 to open).

The package consists of: a bootrom + a program which builds it,
an utility to test it without burning an eprom, a program which
can be read by it to support DOS boot, and few utilities which
may help during the boot (e.g. various actions from CONFIG.SYS),
an important one is cleanup which frees memory used by boot.
They are in the following files: bootrom.zip + bootr-mk.zip,
boot-emu.zip, bootprog.zip, bootutls.zip, cleanup.zip.

Next to read: required.txt, guide.txt