rc5 client question

[ArkAoss]

I built a 266 cyrix freesco based router for sharing my cable modem, 1st question, rc5 should run easily thru it right?
2nd question, can I put a little script into the boot up procedure for the freesco disk to run the rc5 client in the background on the freesco box? or should I? if it needs I can slip a second floppy drive into that box, and then maybe have the fresco software load rc5 onto that.

well what do you masters of the crackery think?

 

[vss1980]

Hmm, I dont see why it cant be possible as dnet client isn't large and neither is the buffers.

Kilowatt would know how to do something like this though.

 

[Lord Demios]

I would recommend, making a full firewall (either add a hard drive, or use a different distro). You can add RC5 to bootup without trouble. One problem you will want to fix, is port forwarding or setting up the port to not be rejected by the freesco.

I have not used freesco, but if you want a firewall that is Linux/Unix based, Debian is what I like, Redhat is easy to setup.

LD