12/01/92:
	Quick port to LINUX.  This mainly meant disabling the interface
	checking code, and the ARP cache manipulating code.  So, this
	program doesn't actually do anything yet...

01/12/93:
	Changed name of variable "sin" in bootpd.c to "s_in", because
	GCC chose to define an internal function sin() with 2.3.3 :-(

03/11/93:
	Re-enabled the use of the SIOCSARP call, now that I implemented
	it in LINUX.  Added a little hack to not have to use the (not
	yet fully done) SIOCGIFCONF calls.  The server now works, and
	actually serves clients.

04/07/94:
	Re-enabled the use of SIOCGIFCONF, as we have it now.  The only
	remaining #ifdef for Linux is the part where some <errno.h>
	stuff gets redefined.

	Installation:	# cp bootpd /usr/etc/in.bootpd
		 	# cp *.8 /usr/man/man8
			# cp bootptab /etc

Fred N. van Kempen, <waltje@uwalt.nl.mugnet.org>
