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"Andrew White" <andywhite@ntlworld.ie> wrote:

>You might want to try m0n0wall
>http://www.m0n0.com/

I may do if I get a flashcard but it'll have to be an HD for now and
I would like a full userland.  Looks a great project though.

>You could forget having a hardrive at all and use a flashcard instead,
>leaving you with no mechanical parts to fail...=20

True but I've read that flashcards tend to fail after a lot of writes
and I need storage space anyway...

--=20
John.