I thinking on something like linksys nslu2, but more, much more sample.

My initial idea is do a sample embedded, so sample that can be
alimented by a RJ-45 port, connected to an router.

The hardware will be one input for the SD card and 2 I/O for RJ-45, 1
for the data, and other to get energy. It's possible? Is possible get
sufficiently energy from a network cable to do PIC and SD card work?

2009/12/10 peter green <plugwash@p10link.net>:
> frederico schardong wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I want to develop a sample file server that download files from
>> internet. I think in a PIC with TCP/IP capacities and a mini-card
>> writer. These will be plugged at my router and will receive a IP from
>> it. I would like to do a sample interface accessed by remote browser,
>> at this interface I can see what is downloading (with the percentage)
>> and have a text entry when I send links to what it must download.
>>
> At least the pic18 really doesn't have the ram to do tcp/ip properly (it
> can barely hack a very limited subset), frankly even the pic32 is rather
> on the ssmall side for an application like this.
>
> Have you considered something like a linksys nslu2?
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