I don't know what you have in mind, but I'm all for it. If this thing becomes a vpn endpoint that helps me out some, though the 200mhz proc might not handle as much as I'd like...
200 MHz ought to be plenty for a typical home connection. The FreeSWAN folks found that a 150 MHz Pentium Doorstop was enough to keep a T1 line busy with 3DES - presumably AES is much faster. So either one should be good enough for most US DSL or cable modem connections, and they'll at least handle an 802.11b 2 MHz channel (yeah, the stuff says 10 Mbps, but you either need 802.11g or .11a or really good tuning to actually get that), and they'll probably go faster.
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