Has anyone made a e-z firewall on slack that could be configed for just 1
floppy?

On 2003-09-03, widgetcomputers <widgetcomputers1@comcast.net> wrote:

> Has anyone made a e-z firewall on slack that could be configed for just 1
> floppy?

yes.

Do a google search for:

firewall linux floppy

nb

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On 2003-09-03, widgetcomputers <widgetcomputers1@comcast.net> wrote:
> Has anyone made a e-z firewall on slack that could be configed for just 1
> floppy?

You mean running any sort of Slackware off of floppy? Not very
likely. If so, it'd have been so wildly trimmed that it would
hardly look like Slackware any more.

You mean any sort of firewall that runs off floppy? Freshmeat
and Google will turn up tons of information, I'm sure.

Personally, I like floppyfw (http://www.zelow.no/floppyfw), because
it's philosophically much like Slackware (KISS).

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On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 18:23:53 +0000, widgetcomputers wrote:

> Has anyone made a e-z firewall on slack that could be configed for just 1
> floppy?

Up until I recently when I switched to a wireless capable router, I used Freesco
for almost three years. It's a Slackware 3.9 based router that runs off a
floppy withTONS of add-on's if you care to use them. Freesco is what
pointed me toward using Slackware as my now main OS.

http://www.freescosoft.com