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Power Computing Power 100 as router?

Subject: Power Computing Power 100 as router?
From: David Dierauer <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:06:07 -0400

I have the opportunity to obtain a Power 100 computer (a ppc 601/nubus machine, for those not familiar with it), and am wondering if it is possible to run mklinux on this machine and set it up as a router. The list of supported machines I found on the website ( http://ftp4.mklinux.org/getting_started/machine.html ) was unclear about this model -- maybe it falls under the "All other x100 machines" category, but I'm not sure.

I also found a reference on the website to nubus ethernet cards not being supported -- is this still true? The Power 100 does have built-in ethernet, but I would want to add an additional card to use it as a router.
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David Dierauer
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