Charles Curley wrote:
I guess it depends on what you're developing. I wouldn't want to
recompile the entire Linux kernel on it; too slow. That's my main
concern. But if you're developing for embedded applications, you can
use it for a dev machine, then build the board that's in the thing
into your product.
The dual 100MB does me just fine. I use one box as a firewall, so it
has to be dual homed. As for why not any gigabit at all, it would be
overkill anyway. I haven't run netperf on it, but using one as an
apt-cacher server indicates top speeds of ~2800-2900 KBPS. If you
don't need the second port, ignore it.
Well, I'm just talking about lowly web development. Never recompiled
the entired linux kernel..
As for the dual 100mb, it bothers my inner OCD..
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