[techtalk] floppy based routers

[Michelle Konzack]

Hi Shelly,

why not LRP 2.9.4 I am using LRP 2.9.4 since june 1999 without any problems.
Now I have created a LRP294-Web-Site at http://212.198.252.88:8888/lrp294/ ,
but it is still under development because I am sick and must go every day 
for some hours in hospital for the dialysis.

No time to work very much...
Ich you have any problems with LRP, ask me !!!

Please note, that I am running a 2 MBit cable modem in Strasbourg and 
1.92 MBit T-InterConnect in Germany. For all two I am using LRP 2.9.4 
as Router and Small Web-Servers.

Curently I habe no experience with PPP and ISDN (but will be in the next time)

Bisous
Michelle

P.S.:   There are PicoBSD and ShareTheNet too.
        But PicoBSD lakes on NIC-Support and 
        ShareTheNet will bill you 60 US$.


At 21:00 03.05.2000 -0400, Shelly L. Hokanson you wrote
--------> This was the original Message:
>can anyone recommend a good linux mini-distro (single floppy based) for a
>router - (or present your opinions on a few)?  i've been playing with coyote
>linux, freesco, and floppyfw - i know coyote is based on the LRP, not sure
>about the others. any suggestions?
>
>basically i suppose what i'm looking for is better NIC support - i know, i
>know, do it myself, but i'm on a time crunch here and hoping there's a good
>one out there that's got a selection of NIC drivers already compiled for the
>kernel that distro is using (even if i must manually configure the files to
>use my NIC).
>
>thx  =)
>
>shelly
>
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