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I want to set up a box that acts like :
- router
- emule file shaing center
the router connects to the modem with DHCP (the modem provides) and provide DHCP to 2 linux and 1 windows XP boxes
the emule should have a GUI or GUI-like (i'd prefer ncurses or something like that) on the computer itself and remote control option with full GUI from one of the other linux boxes
the emule shared folders should be accessible on the network to the other 2 linux boxes (no need to the windows box)
the box i want to use is 120 MHz pentium / up to 4 GB hard drive (for OS - the less the better) + 500 GB external USB drive (for emule shared folders and temp) / up to 64 MB ram (the less the better)
the box should have 7/24 uptime
there should be option to easily plug in and out the external drive without shutting down the box (i.e. mount and unmount made easy for non experienced users)
i ask for recommendrd distro and emule client
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This response is going to be the most common: Arch. It's simple and lightweight. You can install anything you want on it, so emule and a DHCP server can certainly be added.
[ lamy + pilot ] [ arch64 | wmii ] [ ati + amd ]
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the box is i586
if i could use arch sure i'd use it
Last edited by 11010010110 (2008-11-01 15:40:54)
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amule or mldonkey for the client - probably no other options ;-)
Last edited by lucke (2008-11-01 15:47:58)
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the box is i586
if i could use arch sure i'd use it
doesn't mean you can't use arch, just means you will learn to use makepkg more effectively. The arch repositories won't be of any good to you.
BTW, there was once a i586 fork of the arch repositories. It may still be there, just needs updating.
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where it is ?
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Do you have a USB 2.0 PCI controller? I doubt you'd have much fun with the external disk otherwise - nowadays the download speeds easily exceed USB 1.1 transfer speed.
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http://www.lowarch.org/
CD or floppy image - let's see if I can put the floppy image to USB
Last edited by FreakGuard (2008-11-01 18:49:21)
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SliTaz, perhaps?
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Install_Arch_i586
enough said
Last edited by Ghost1227 (2008-11-03 04:58:25)
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