Kevin Krawez <Kevin_Krawez@Phoenix.com> writes:
> You might find this interesting... 
>
> At home I use Linux Router Project (LRP). Everything you need fits on a
> floppy so a hard drive is not needed. I have a DHCP server, PPPoE client,
> bind, ipchains, etc. all loaded at boot time. 
> 
> You can find more information about it at www.linuxrouter.org.

Since this is a NetBSD mailing list, and since NetBSD is what he wants
to run, might I suggest that you be polite enough to confine your
answers to how he can satisfy his needs with NetBSD, especially given
that NetBSD works perfectly well for this application?


Perry
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