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small, portable server-like computer w/o keyboard or monitor?



Robert Brown wrote:

> Anyway, I'm looking for something like this.  Not a desktop and not a laptop:
> somewhere in between.  I would like it to have disk space, perhaps a
> parallel port or SCSI port, an ethernet jack, but no video or keyboard
> needed to run it.  Obviously, it has to be able to run Linux, preferably
> Debian GNU/Linux.
> 
> Does anything like this exist?


Compaq's iPaq?

Apple's discontinued G4 cube via Debian PPC?

HP has its version of the iPaq coming out in October (I think) that's 
pretty small as desktops go and can be pre-loaded with Mandrake 8.0.

Maybe an older Cobalt server?

What do you want to use it for? I think Linksys had a fileserver/DHCP 
server/network printer capable box being run by Linux, but I'm not sure 
how accessible the guts were.

Steve

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