Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I'm not sure I can actually use
it, but if I do, I now know where to buy them from.
I also got a reply about the USB (I don't know if it was to me direct or
to the list, so I'll just say thanks and summarize to the list):
The model A has a single USB port on the board. It is connected directly
to the USB type A port.
The model B also has the single USB port. It is connected to a three
port hub. The hub is connected to the two USB type A connectors and a
USB ethernet interface.
So the USB bandwidth is shared between both type A ports and ethernet.
I was speaking today to someone who is in contact with people working
downward in the same direction I am working upward. I was looking at
taking a Raspberry Pi and building an application on it.
The people he was speaking to already had the application running on X86
hardware and were in the process of porting it to DD-WRT routers and the
Raspberry Pi. They are having problems because the single USB port does
not provide enough bandwidth
In my case it may be possible as I only want to go one direction, they
were going two.
Thanks again to everyone.
Geoff.
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Geoffrey S. Mendelson, N3OWJ/4X1GM/KBUH7245/KBUW5379
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