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Thanks good to know for other purposes &nbsp;- please send me the info - but for this project I want a self-contained unit that has two Ethernet ports built in.
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Thanks good to know for other purposes  - please send me the info - but for this project I want a self-contained unit that has two Ethernet ports built in.

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Thanks for all the leads.<br />
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Gerwin: Thanks for the adapter link. As far as size, doesn't have to be supersmall. What was the size of the one you built? If you have full specs I would appreciate seeing them.
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Thanks for all the leads.

Gerwin: Thanks for the adapter link. As far as size, doesn't have to be supersmall. What was the size of the one you built? If you have full specs I would appreciate seeing them.

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I am looking for a small form factor PC like the Raspberry Pi that has two Ethernet ports and can run a version of Linux from an SD card.
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I am looking for a small form factor PC like the Raspberry Pi that has two Ethernet ports and can run a version of Linux from an SD card.

Small form-factor PC running Linux like Raspberry Pi with two Ethernet ports

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Linux

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Hardware

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