I committed to a fairly complex project to run on Linux while
assuming that the Linux stack implementation would provide
equivalent functionality to that of the BSD-style stacks I am
familiar with. At this point, quite far down the design path,
I looked at what I thought would be trivial details
I committed to a fairly complex project to run on Linux while
assuming that the Linux stack implementation would provide
equivalent functionality to that of the BSD-style stacks I am
familiar with. At this point, quite far down the design path,
I looked at what I thought would be trivial details
Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I had been using 2.0.35preX for like 630 days and it worked
> relatively fine.
I'd suggest getting the latest 2.0.x (there is a pre-series too). Otherwise,
your userland would probably need a lot of upgrading. Or get one of the
micro-distributions
> I'm looking for good support for both routing as well as NAT.
> I heard the 2.0.x is one of the best kernels in terms of
> VM management, what might matter considering the router is to
> be P75 w/ 16mb ram.
I run a trio of 486 DX2/66s each with 16mb ram and 500mb HDs
Hello,
I was wondering what would be most recommended as routing kernel.
I had been using 2.0.35preX for like 630 days and it worked
relatively fine.
Now, I'm wondering what would be next best kernel I would want
to put there? Should I use latest 2.0.X
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