Hi all, I have a very crappy computer that's been stripped of its HD and CDROM drives. All that's left is a 1G of a RAM and floppy drive. I want to put this computer to work. I was thinking of a floppy based solution. I already have a firewall setup on another box, but was thinking of building an authentication server on a floppy-based solution.
FreeBSD-small mailing list didn't help me much, so maybe I'll try you guys. I need to know what programs are necessary to run an authentication server daemon? That's all I need to run on this off of a floppy. I was thinking PicoBSD could do it. Can an old version of OpenBSD be fit on a floppy capable enough of just an authentication server daemon. The computer has one ethernet port and floppy drive and a 1G ram (which I'll probably strip down to 256MB). If PicoBSD, can someone show me how to build a custom floppy with the necessary programs? If OpenBSD or anything else, ditto? Thanks. Vivek
