> > > The stack they threw in was a demo version (1 hour or 5000 packets,
> > > whichever comes first -- free ARP and Ping packets), so perhaps I
> > > could port something better. Not now, though. I have enough to do
> > > even without the contest entry, and the idea I have will take some
> > > debugging anyway.
> >
> >         Really? I never noticed that in the docs, damn, that
> severely limits the
> > plans I had for this thing... oh well. TTYL
>
> For the contest it should be good enough. I don't know the cost for the
> full version of the stack.

        True perhaps, but theyn, what would be the point? My contest entry was
going to be a project I was going to build for myself anyways, this
limitation means I won't bother. What's the point of creating a project JUST
for entry into a contest? Guess I'll have to come up with something else, if
I even bother. Chances are at this point I won't even bother...

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