added November 3, 2005

486 based pc with 16 megabyte memory is more than adequate

As far as I can tell non, It is a router after all

a single floppy Linux-based ISDN, DSL and Ethernet-Router

added October 9, 2005

Requires only a 386sx or better with two network interface cards, a 1.44MB floppy drive and 12MByte of RAM ( for less than 12M and no FPU, use the 1.0 series, which will stay maintained. )

As far as I can tell non, It is a router after all

router with the advanced firewall-capabilities in Linux that fits on one single floppy disc.

added October 9, 2005

Minimum instal requires a 386sx 16 with 8mb of ram. 16+mb of ram is recommended for enabling servers;

As far as I can tell non

• a simple bridge with up to 10 Ethernet segments

• a router with up to 10 Ethernet segments

• a dialup line router

• a leased line router

• an Ethernet router

• a dial-in server with up to 10 modems (with multiport modems).

• a time server

• a dhcp server

• a http server

• a ftp server

• a dns server

• a ssh server

• a print server (requires TCP/IP printing client software)

added November 7, 2005

a 486 DX or better Intel/IBM PC based computer, 8 Mega Bytes of ram and an Ethernet Card or Modem (external/internal hardware - not win-modem)

Not stated

support for 40 NIC's. Howl, is a multi use network disk. Connecting to LAN, cloning workstations, checking networks environments(connections/ports), testing new networks. (dhcpd/dhcpc). Can also act as a screening router to provide Ethernet LAN connectivity, for your home/small office network, to your ISP(Internet Service Provider)

added October 10, 2005

It can boot and run from a single floppy disk, or a CD-ROM.

vfat fs support (including vfat32)
ext2 fs support
affs fs support
nfs support
automatic disk partition and NFS mounting

It can act as a bridge, router, firewall, DHCP server, DNS server, wireless access point or any combination of these functions

SSH access for secure remote administration

RIP, BGP and OSPF routing

PIM-SM multicast routing

AODV routing for ad-hoc networks

GRE and IPIP tunneling

added November 7, 2005

a 486 DX or better Intel/IBM PC based computer, 8 Mega Bytes of ram and an Ethernet Card or Modem (external/internal hardware - not win-modem)

Not stated

a Router for dial-up connections.(Internet Connection Sharing). WolfPack will assign a class C private IP address to your local network via DHCP and uses masquerading and IP address forwarding to connect your home/small-office LAN's to the Internet.