Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Sun, 17 Sep 2000 09:46:58 -0500 (EST) | From | Adam <> | Subject | routing kernel |
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Hello, I was wondering what would be most recommended as routing kernel.
I had been using 2.0.35preX for like 630 days and it worked relatively fine.
Now, I'm wondering what would be next best kernel I would want to put there? Should I use latest 2.0.X kernel or latest 2.2.x kernel or maybe 2.4.0-test kernels?
I'm looking for good support for both routing as well as NAT. I heard the 2.0.x is one of the best kernels in terms of VM management, what might matter considering the router is to be P75 w/ 16mb ram.
obtw: before someone suggest alternative solutions, the machine in question is a laptop with two "New Media Live Wire" NIC's and only Linux supports those (and yes, PCMCIA NIC is not great performace but it should be adquate for current needs).
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