Is there a linux router that can boot from a CD(like Knoppix)?
I'm looking for something that has a gui, or a web based interface(like most hardware routers). Preferably, it can store all the settings and stuff onto a floppy.
The reason I'm looking for these features in particular, is that I have a PII 266 MHz, Packard Bell comp, that's running great, even with the heatsink/fan held on with scotch tape. The only problem with it is that the hard drive is dying. When it dies I would like to still be able to use the comp, without spending any money, and a router is the only thing I can think of.
I've heard of floppy based routers, but I'm not sure if they can have any type of gui interface. I'm looking for something like http://www.ipcop.org but I think that it needs to work off of a hard drive.
I'm looking for something that has a gui, or a web based interface(like most hardware routers). Preferably, it can store all the settings and stuff onto a floppy.
The reason I'm looking for these features in particular, is that I have a PII 266 MHz, Packard Bell comp, that's running great, even with the heatsink/fan held on with scotch tape. The only problem with it is that the hard drive is dying. When it dies I would like to still be able to use the comp, without spending any money, and a router is the only thing I can think of.
I've heard of floppy based routers, but I'm not sure if they can have any type of gui interface. I'm looking for something like http://www.ipcop.org but I think that it needs to work off of a hard drive.