> It won't be serving very much; I'm looking to replace my existing NSLU2 > running Debian, which is doing thttpd, postfix, samba, nfsd, spamprobe, spey, > dovecot, and dnsmasq. (I'd actually quite like to continue using the NSLU2 > but > it doesn't turn on automatically --- which is a pain in the arse whenever > there's a power cut --- and I'd rather use OpenBSD, anyway. Is anyone working > on an NSLU2 port?)
I am not aware of anyone working on running OpenBSD on the NSLU2, but if you want a nice pet project to spend time on, NetBSD runs on it and porting their code should be relatively easy to do. Of course this won't help with the fact that the NSLU2 is horribly slow (it's not nicknamed ``slug'' without a good reason). Miod
