> you could have saved yourself a lot of hassle by chucking in a via eden
> mainboard (<US$100) and redhat 7.3
>
> I just upgraded a raq2 with this, 980 bogomips... lmao
This may be true, but for those of us who don't really need new hardware to
do what we want to do, that doesn't make much sense. I wanted to provide an
option for those who would like to utilize all of their existing hardware.
Our specific application didn't need more horsepower than the RaQ had
already, so we opted to upgrade the current system rather than invest in
more components.