= Net-Boot This is simple implementation of a Net-Boot solution. It simply allows you to have multiple computers in a network, that request and get updates from a different computer that "serves" EEPROM Programs. The Software Distribution occurs over network messages. Requiring all comptuers to have a Network Card an be connected with each other (this includes WAPs). You can have multiple Net-Boot servers in the same network, serving different programs. Undefined behaviour may occur if you have multiple Servers providing the same program. If you start a Server (or restart one), it will broadcast a restart command to all computers running one of the programs the Server is providing. Effectively causing a Software Update and Reboot. The clients request a program upon start/after restart. They will retry indefinetly after some amount of time without response of a Server. The loaded coded will be executed in a protected call, allowing for an automatic computer restart in the case of a error. WARNING: The Client will override the `event.pull(...)` function with a wrapper, that filters out Net-Boot messages. The main use for this is the software update functionallity. TIP: Additionally, the loaded Program can define a global `netBootReset()` function. Which will be called before the restart when the client receives an software update command, allowing the code to do some manual "cleanup" (again protected, causing a restart instead of a system crash). You can define a matching custom communication port for both server and client.