Hello
(and hello to Michael Schnell +g+)
I have the following problem: I use a very fast internet connection (T3) currently over "standard" PC routers.
Because they need too much energy I want a solution, that needs much less power...
I must say that my knowledge in this area is not so much...
Maybe that is the wrong group (sorry), but I try it ;o)
the linux host should be as small as possible...
does somebody know a solution for me?!?!
-- MMilitsch
power...
How many Ethernet sockets do you need ?
If it's just one and you want it _very_ small and Linux based, you can take a look at the Dil-NetPC. Come over to my office, I have one there.
If you want it still smaller or need it small with multiple Ethernet Sockets, you might consider an non - Linux solution (e.g. using a Ubicom CPU, that comes with a complete TCP/IP stack, router software etc. in source code.) Come over to my office, I have some PCBs there.
Wrong. There are lots of very small Linux enabled PCBs. Most using ARM CPUs. E.g. take a look at
You are here very rightfully .
-Michael
power...
Any of the embedded linux routers have FT1/T1 interfaces, including the DSU/CSU and work with Frame Relay?
2.6.x kernel?James
routers.
power...
is promising, depending on your interface needs.
James
power...
show me it, when i am in the office at monday ;o)
i simply need an low-power "pc", that is installed on the top hat rail in our flat. there are many cables, that go into the cellar, so i do not have to set up more cables than necessary...
thx! when we have t-dsl i will visit this site, but currently over our very very fast 56k modem line for 4 families i won't open so much pages, cause of the traffic costs... therefore i use the line only for mailing and usenetting ;o)
MMilitsch
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