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Michael Mortimore wrote: >> I am seriously considering the NSLU2, or something eerily similar. >> Basically any low power consumption box that does NAS and runs Linux >> that is (relatively) easily "extend-able" to do other things as well. >> Oh, and it shouldn't break the bank. Hence my interest in the NSLU2. > Does that mean you're going to put debian or unslung or something on > instead of the stock firmware? Be aware that the NSLU2 only has 32Megs > of ram. (or at least it did a year or 2 ago) > Yea 32Mb, but then who needs more that 640k? It is possible to add more memory, but the procedure is way to hairy for even me to attempt and I have transplanted memory on graphics cards before. Its just too small to work on with out unsoldering everything else around the memory chips (by mistake), may be if you have the correct hot air gun adaptors for that exact chip footprint you could do it. Robin
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