Oops, did I just remove a file relating to the sharks?

doc/todo-sharks.txt

-Here's what needs to be done in order to get the sharks working:
-
-DONE: Get our new ranges of IP adresses working
-
-MAC/DSL??: Run crossover cables from the 2nd 100Mbps port on the Asante
-  switches to control router. One way to do this would be to use cables leftover
-  from elsewhere in the testbed, cut one end off, and crimp a new end on. Or, we
-  could get some real bulk cable and do both ends ourselves.  Or, we could buy
-  them from someone.
-
-ROB: Create a new private VLAN to contain the sharks.
-
-ROB: Do DHCP forwarding from this new VLAN to paper. This seems to be called
-  the 'UDP Helper Address' by Cisco. Docs (probably not for the right version
-  of IOS) can be found at:
-  http://www.ieng.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_fix/827/827swcfg/routcfig.htm
-
-ROB: Allow routing from the new VLAN to paper, plastic and the outside world.
-  This might be a problem - What routing behavior is possible in a private
-  VLAN? Do we somehow need to make the router interface the promiscous port for
-  the private VLAN?
-	
-LEIGH: Get tmcc for Sharks. Shouldn't have to be very different from the
-  FreeBSD version, except that it needs to set an alias for the interface,
-  instead of a 'real' IP address. (Or is this on the tmcd side??)
-	
-???: Review bootup process (DHCP, kernel, NFS) and find hardcoded IPs (gateway?
-  NFS server? name server? ???) Use names where possible to avoid doing this
-  again.
-  
-MAC: Go through the tbscripts, and locate places where the 8->1 mapping problem
-  could be manifested (known one is assign-wrapper)
-
-???: Come up with some reason to use them (could be the hardest part!!) :)