Hello! I had first heard about the Utah facility when I had started exploring the logic behind how to network boot a computer. Yes this includes http://etherboot.org/ as well as the netboot project as well. (Which is at http://netboot.sourceforge.net/ ) The home page for the whole business is at http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/index.html .
They had created a blob called OS-Kit to enable the idea of building a something-or-other to do something else.
It was about the same time Ron, that I came across the work you were doing with the original site for this business, and its name LinuxBIOS. On the whole I prefer CoreBoot as it means we're past those early days.
The site in question is here https://www.emulab.net/news.php3?single=243
EmuLab is as it name implies an emulation of everything the Internet suggests, a big congested delivery method. And they enable people to study why that happens. I have an account with them, but as of several months previously its not an active one. I suspect they find my ideas as strange was Linux when Linus was first developing his great idea. ----- Gregg C Levine gregg.drwho8@gmail.com "This signature fought the Time Wars, time and again."