“A network solutions provider in Japan is selling Flash chips
that it says can turn most any x86 system into an instant embedded
Linux server. Infotram says its “Infobox server chips” reduce
installation time, increase security and stability, and improve
performance thanks to a RAM-disk based filesystem.“The Infobox chips include a 2.4.23 Linux kernel, the same
version used in Red Hat 9, along with open source web, mail, and
ftp servers and anti-virus scanning software.
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