Re: cheaper, slower alternative to NG?

Hi all. I've retired my OB classic and am using a
WRAP 1.c board. This is based on National
Geode processor (now AMD). It has 3 10/100
PCI ethernet and a miniPCI slot. I installed
a miniPCI wireless card so it does both wired
and wireless. It's great for SOHO. It has 64M
of memory and has a compact flash IDE. I'm
running my own version uClibc/Linux on it which
runs off a ramdisk. It's really a nice platform
with true embedded BIOS. Of course, if you want
a tiny PC, the OpenBrick or boxes built based
on via embedded x86 boards are good alternatives.

Check out:

http://www.pcengines.ch/
--
Jim

--- Jean-Paul Smets <[email protected]> wrote:

> Le Lundi 31 Janvier 2005 09:19, Niall Young a écrit
> :
> > Hi guys,
> >
> > Is anyone aware of a dual-NIC, cheaper alternative
> to the OpenBrick NG?
> > I'm after something with a minimum of x86
> processing power, something
> > along the lines of a p100 or p200 with a price tag
> to match.  Fully
> > built system, chassis, fanless if possible.  Any
> suggestions?
> >
> 
> eBox is one solution
> 
> > Also - is anyone maintaining openbrick.org?  It is
> very out of date with
> > respect to the NG and news updates.
> >
> 
> I am considering providing a Wiki site for OpenBrick
> NG because it is easier 
> to maintain. Would that be OK ?
> 
> JPS.
> 
> > --
> > Niall Young
> > [email protected]



		
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