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Reply With Quotea hub has tons of microprocessor crap in it.
probably easier/cheaper to buy a ready made one
Is it possible to make a HUB yourself ?
Hi,
I was wondering -since I have some computers which I want to connect to eachother- if it's possible to make a hub yourself ?
At the moment I have only 2 computers connected to eachother with a twisted network cable.
Now I want to expand the network with some computers.
I have enough connectors, cable and all laying around here, so I wonder if one could make this himself,
Or does a hub contain some print with some microprocessor on ?
Hope you can help me out !
Thanks in Advance,
Greetz
Raas - The Netherlands
ME: VIA epia m10000, lilliput 7', opus 150w, 80gb<br>
GF: IBM Thinkpad 380, ext. 3.5 80gb, 40x4, PB-IR
a hub has tons of microprocessor crap in it.
probably easier/cheaper to buy a ready made one
If you have a spare computer and a bunch of network cards, and a copy of Linux or NT you can do it...But it's certainly cheaper and easier to spend the $20 on a generic hub...Any local computer store should have 8 port units around that price...
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Okay,
Thanks for the info !,
I was just wondering if one could do this himself, but this would just be a pain in the *** to do.
Thanks for the information!
Greetz
Raas - The Netherlands
ME: VIA epia m10000, lilliput 7', opus 150w, 80gb<br>
GF: IBM Thinkpad 380, ext. 3.5 80gb, 40x4, PB-IR
the inside of my hub, (this should deter you)
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