From: Mike Ford <mikeford_at_socal.rr.com>
>My suggestion would be to use any 486 class hardware that you have handy
>that will easily support TWO network adapters. People tell me a decent
386
>will even work, but with a 486/66 you have a LOT more flexibility with
>memory etc.
I've tried a 386DX/40 (with cache) and it was as good as a 486/33. The
key
thing is availability of memory and peripherals for it. Also there are
the
problems like some 386 boards getting more than 8-32mb of ram on the
board is hard, expensive or impossible plus limited bios support for
large
(over 500mb) disks.
>A nice canned commercial package, but still free for home use;
www.gnatbox.com
I have to check this out. ;)
Allison
Received on Sat Jan 13 2001 - 11:51:44 GMT
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