andrew_at_misf67.cern.ch wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, John Ruschmeyer wrote:
>
>
>>That's actually what I do here... P100 running NetBSD acting as firewall and
>>NAT for two subnets, one wired and one wireless.
>>
>>The on difference is that I'm using an ISA PCMCIA holder (a discard from
>>work).
>>
>
>
> So where did you get it from and what brand is it??
It's an ActionTec running a DataBook chipset. Supported by Linux and
NetBSD, FreeBSD support may be there by now (it was in -CURRENT) the
last time I looked, but I didn't want to a non-release version.
It's actually an older model and could probably be found cheap on eBay.
I don't know where this one originally came from. At one point, all the
PCs in the lab here were equipped with them (for a project involving
FORTEZZA cards, I believe), but many were stripped out as the PCs were
upgraded to PCI-only motherboards.
<<<john>>>
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