"Software router i suppose" Revisited

[billchase]

Have you checked out Coyote Linux?

Coyote Linux

It fits on one floppy disk and will run on a 486DX.
It has a built in firewall and supports DHCP.  You can
download a Windows based creation wizard that will generate
the coyote boot disk.  As soon the boot disk is generated,
just boot and you will be up and running.  Thats it.

C Snyder

[billchase]

That is why am such a fan of Coyote Linux, very lean
system requirements.  I have used Coyote with a Micron
486 that used two ISA 10baseT cards and was upgraded
with a P83 overdrive.  I was very pleased with the
performance.

C Snyder