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RJ45-sized Linux networking server goes IPv6

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Re: RJ45-sized Linux networking server goes IPv6

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Post by jlgaddis »

justincormack wrote: post #4
sn0v wrote: post #2

Am I missing something or does the article not state how much RAM the server comes with?

It says 16MB. Nowhere can I find what the CPU architecture is though.

In the same sentence. :)

> The 32-bit RISC CPU appears to be the same, but instead of coming standard with 8MB SDRAM, it now ships with the previously optional 16MB.

Re: RJ45-sized Linux networking server goes IPv6

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Post by losethos »

A subset of mine would be pleasant. Perhaps, once mine becomes popular, people who are fond of mine will use it. If they had the familiarity I have, they could easily put it on an embedded system. It's easy to strip down.

I'm not going to react to this. I'm not going to make a stripped-down version. How far do you strip it down? You can strip it down to nothing, but what sense does that make?

I don't have ethernet.

This is not on my agenda.

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Re: RJ45-sized Linux networking server goes IPv6

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Post by RankingMember »

nicholassmith wrote: post #7

Out of curiousity does anyone use any of these style devices? And if so what for?

Yeah these sort of "look at how small this fully functional computer is" pieces always make me wonder if they have a real world appeal or if they're more a proof-of-concept or tech demo to pull people's attention to the company's other products.
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