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Thanks a lot for your help! If I get something interesting going on, I promise to share and ask.

I do it just for fun and learning, not to say "I built a router" I think it will be fun.. and interesting. And If I pull it off, maybe I'll start something else

I know it is kind of a wide topic ( to build a router), but I feel I'm missing something.. I don't feel like I did something great just by being an expert in a small field of something huge. By the way.. where is the boundary of a specific field? when does one feel he crossed it?..

I know it is extremely complex. I didn't say I want it done by tomorrow. I have a lot of free time now, so I can put the effort.. I have you. I have google.. I have brain( hope enough). It is a challenge... and it will take me years.. I don't mind.

http://www.learn-c.com/alltoget.htm The headline is a bit misleading - it's not about learning C. It's a general guide on how to build a computer.

Thanks a lot for your help!

I have found this guide - which I think fits my porpuse - http://www.learn-c.com/alltoget.htm Is it still relevant? :D (its from y2k) Is there anything similar more up to date?

Hi, thanks for the informative reply! I once made a project of controlling a robot from PC via a transmitter connected to the RS-232 exit, was real fun and interesting to get this thing going just by hitting keys on my keyboard. I remember programming it with assembly, and used visual basic to...

I understand the complexities... I have studied in this specific field , but a long time ago. - finished practical engineering and computer science. But, for the past 5 years my main focus was on networking, on a high level... more of how packets are routed through the internet. And I work as...

Hi, I want to build a router from scratch Does anyone have a good guide to help me get started ? Thanks,