>> lines of the network-media-tanks, say) which support Free Software
>> sufficiently well to run OpenWRT?
> HTPC = rather powerful. Generally x86 or x86_64 compatible.
Try to search the internet for "networked media tank".
As Luca mentioned, there are several much cheaper and lower-powered
boxes that can do the trick (I guess the boxee box is half-way since it's
also x86 but I don't know that it can boot a normal x86 kernel).
And indeed the problem is that all the boxes I find seem to depend on
some proprietary driver and/or libraries that causes problem.
Stefan
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