Floppy routers do have limits... I used Coyote for sometime.. kind of
fun. Once up and running, on a 486/33 (if I remember right) with 16megs
of RAM, I took out the HD for quiet operation (486 did not have fan
either). The firewall did not have VPN support and a few other
things... limited, but good for most home settings. Wolverine is made
by the same guy. I have only read some of the details, but seems like a
good distro... the guy is constantly tweaking it under the hood, to make
it more robust.
Pete
On Sun, 2003-03-30 at 19:29, William Coulter wrote:
> Ok, I have time now and the parts to do this. I need a floppy firewall. Also, is there a
> software router? Now, I have heard of slackware as a floppy firewall, but is that outdated? I
> have also heard of wolverine as a cd mixed with a small hard drive as a firewall, but is that
> outdated as well? What should I do and where can I get them?
>
> William
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