Hello,
I decided to replace my home router. Currently I use Compaq Deskpro
2000 with OpenBSD 4.0. It's a P100/32MB with a 1G disk, which is all I
need for my home pf+NAT, DNS, DHCP and SMTP. However, the machine
itself is noisy and bigger than it should be.
What I am looking for is a really
On 07/12/06, Jan Stary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I decided to replace my home router. Currently I use Compaq Deskpro
2000 with OpenBSD 4.0. It's a P100/32MB with a 1G disk, which is all I
need for my home pf+NAT, DNS, DHCP and SMTP. However, the machine
itself is noisy and bigger than it
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006, z0mbix wrote:
On 07/12/06, Jan Stary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I am looking for is a really miniature machine. I need to be able
to install (some sort of) OpenBSD on it (say, via pxeboot), and run
just the above-mentioned for my very small home network. It should be
(Apologies to Jan and misc@ for the disjointed replies: serious problems
with Pine on a shell account over a slow line).
On 07/12/06, Jan Stary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I am looking for is a really miniature machine. I need to be able
to install (some sort of) OpenBSD on it (say, via
Jan Stary schrieb:
Hello,
I decided to replace my home router. Currently I use Compaq Deskpro
2000 with OpenBSD 4.0. It's a P100/32MB with a 1G disk, which is all I
need for my home pf+NAT, DNS, DHCP and SMTP. However, the machine
itself is noisy and bigger than it should be.
What I am
What I am looking for is a really miniature machine. I need to be able
to install (some sort of) OpenBSD on it (say, via pxeboot), and run
just the above-mentioned for my very small home network. It should be
really small, silent, and low-power.
I've got a Soekris 4801 running as DSL
I'm in the process of installing OpenBSD on a regular PC. It's PChips M787CL+
motherboard with VIA C3 Samual 2 CPU, which I run with passive heat sink, so
no fan here. I use DC-DC converter as power supply so no fan here either.
And when I replace (as I plan to) a harddrive with compact flash card
On Thu, Dec 07, 2006 at 11:59:12AM +0100, Jan Stary wrote:
Hello,
I decided to replace my home router. Currently I use Compaq Deskpro
2000 with OpenBSD 4.0. It's a P100/32MB with a 1G disk, which is all I
need for my home pf+NAT, DNS, DHCP and SMTP. However, the machine
itself is noisy and
I decided to replace my home router. Currently I use Compaq Deskpro
2000 with OpenBSD 4.0. It's a P100/32MB with a 1G disk, which is all I
need for my home pf+NAT, DNS, DHCP and SMTP. However, the machine
itself is noisy and bigger than it should be.
SMTP might not be great on a CF. It
Subject: Re: mini router based on openbsd
I'm in the process of installing OpenBSD on a regular PC. It's PChips
M787CL+
motherboard with VIA C3 Samual 2 CPU, which I run with passive heat
sink,
so
no fan here. I use DC-DC converter as power supply so no fan here
either.
And when I replace (as I
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