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nobodd (0.4-0ubuntu1) noble; urgency=medium

  * Initial release. (LP: #2056234)

 -- Dave Jones <email address hidden>  Fri, 01 Mar 2024 19:02:29 +0000

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Dave Jones
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Noble
Original maintainer:
Ubuntu Developers
Architectures:
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Section:
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Urgency:
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Binary packages built by this source

nobodd-doc: TFTP boot server for OS images, documentation

 nobodd is a TFTP service which serves files directly from OS image files. It
 is primarily intended for booting Raspberry Pis which then use some network
 block device service (e.g. nbd-server) to serve their root device.
 .
 The implementation is also designed from use as a library, and includes
 classes to handle MBR and GPT disk partition parsing, and a fairly full
 featured read/write FAT implementation, capable of handling FAT-12/16/32
 file-systems from within OS images directly.
 .
 This is the documentation package for nobodd.

nobodd-tftpd: TFTP boot server for OS images, geared towards the Raspberry Pi

 nobodd is a TFTP service which serves files directly from OS image files. It
 is primarily intended for booting Raspberry Pis which then use some network
 block device service (e.g. nbd-server) to serve their root device.
 .
 The implementation is also designed from use as a library, and includes
 classes to handle MBR and GPT disk partition parsing, and a fairly full
 featured read/write FAT implementation, capable of handling FAT-12/16/32
 file-systems from within OS images directly.
 .
 This package installs the man:nobodd-tftpd(1) service.

nobodd-tools: TFTP boot server for OS images, image manipulation tools

 nobodd is a TFTP service which serves files directly from OS image files. It
 is primarily intended for booting Raspberry Pis which then use some network
 block device service (e.g. nbd-server) to serve their root device.
 .
 The implementation is also designed from use as a library, and includes
 classes to handle MBR and GPT disk partition parsing, and a fairly full
 featured read/write FAT implementation, capable of handling FAT-12/16/32
 file-systems from within OS images directly.
 .
 This package installs the man:nobodd-prep(1) utility, intended to customize
 images for serving with man:nobodd-tftpd(1) and man:nbd-server(1).

python3-nobodd: TFTP boot server for OS images, Python 3 library

 nobodd is a TFTP service which serves files directly from OS image files. It
 is primarily intended for booting Raspberry Pis which then use some network
 block device service (e.g. nbd-server) to serve their root device.
 .
 The implementation is also designed from use as a library, and includes
 classes to handle MBR and GPT disk partition parsing, and a fairly full
 featured read/write FAT implementation, capable of handling FAT-12/16/32
 file-systems from within OS images directly.
 .
 This is the package containing the Python implementation. Unless you wish to
 use the library features of nobodd, you likely want to install either
 nobodd-tftpd or nobodd-tools.