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From: Tony Li <tli@jnx.com>
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In-reply-to: <199707111228.IAA18679@server.id.net> (message from Robert Shady
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Subject: Re: T1 upgrade options?
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   Yes, they are small, but even a 4MB card is plent to run routing services
   off of.  There are several FreeBSD distributions out there that are 
   "router floppies", where you fit everything you need onto a 1.4MB disk
   (except for gated, which is our problem).  So you'd be in heaven with 4MB.

Well, you're better than I am.  ;-) In trying to get kernel, gated, basic
Unix utilities, and remote access utilties (what, you wanna WALK to your
router?) into a single place, I came up a wee bit bigger.

In any case the flash disks run up to 190MB or so.  Enough for a
distribution, but not enough to have things vanilla.

Tony