/usr/src/linux/Documentation/nfsroot.txt helped me started.
Use a recent kernel( I use 2.0.35 , used 2.0.33 before )
Basically you need to compile in nfs support and 'root on nfs'.
Then load the kernel ( I use loadlin ) and don't forget the parameters ( read nfsroot.txt ).
On the nfs server you need to export a directory which looks like a normal root
directory. U can make a copy of another root directory.
Export it to the diskless client and don't forget to use the option 'no_root_squash'.
Off course read-only access wouldn't work well , so add write access too :-)
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