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[ILUG] firewall

[ILUG] firewall

Liam Bedford lbedford at lbedford.org
Tue Jul 27 14:12:11 IST 2004


Philip Creevy wrote:

> The general concensus is that 4GB is to big and 512MB would be loads.
> This box would be headless so no GUI would be needed.
> I was not planning on running squid on this box.
> 
Then 5M for m0n0wall is enough :0

>>From the research I did on the MUVO it does use 
> flash and this is causing the supplier a problem
> as people are breaking them to get the cheap memory.
> 
there are multiple versions of the muvo. There's a 512M one, a 1.5G one,
and a 4G one.

Btw, they've changed the specs on the 4G versions now, so that you can't
use them in cameras.

> If all logs are lost on power down does this cause any
> problems on the next startup.
>
if logs are lost, no. There are some important files, but the log files 
aren't them.

> I assume RAM disk, RAM drive are the same thing they 
> both use ram to create a virtual drive ???
>  
yes.

L.



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