Thanks you all for your time and cooperation. I would like a small router, with a single hard disk and a wireless device. Which would it be the perfect soekris models? What you are you running?
Thanks once more. 2005/12/7, Stuart Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > --On 07 December 2005 16:40 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >> If there is anyone here running such hardware, i would like to hear > >> which harddisk and wireless (as also the anthena if it came apart) > >> device are you running. > > > > I'm running a net4801, with a Nikon 16MB starter CF card and a DLink > > PCI prism based card. I do not belive the net4526 has any disk > > support, just the onboard flash memory. > > Correct (the flash on 4526 is soldered, not easily upgradable, and > you'll probably need a specially trimmed OS). It also has only one > ethernet port. All the current Soekris boards make nice low-power > routers, hardware controllers (the general-purpose I/O pins are very > easy to use on OpenBSD with gpioctl) or small servers, but don't expect > anything like wire-speed routing. > > 4801 supports IDE disks (2.5") as well as CF, 45x1 should be happy with > CF microdrives (but flash is a better choice for most people).
