I looked into iscsi targets that don't need anything changed in the kernel before, because I wanted to try one out over the internets using my vps... Well that one didn't work on the ipod touch. iPod touch isn't an intel x86 cpu neither. Too much linux stuff involved. NetBSD is very portable stuff, right? Of course.
netbsd's iscsi target compiled with some warnings about implicit definitions of some crap but woohoo it ran just fine. hah. i got that 100MB disk exported right now. So my t5510 is setup to netboot from iSCSI and basically, if I wanted, it could be my iPod touch serving up the Windows XP disk. That'd trash a flash drive tho, so I'm also going to play with EWF (Enhanced Write Filter?) again. Fun.
So many fun programs and projects keeping me busy in Antarctica, even tho they're overall very ... not useful, they are (re)teaching me a bunch.
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