Here are the images for Raqcop 2.0.0 to be installed on Cobalt x86 hardware in
both single drive configuration and raid 1 configuration. The iso image under
VMWare is exactly that, an iso to boot VMWAre to and install directly to your
usb slaved drive(s). Don't try to connect your usb slaved drive to the VMWAre
session until the iso is booted. Once the VMWAre session has connected the usb
drive, it will be seen as an option in the drives list. Using this method you
can install to any size drive you wish and do a flash install directly to a usb
slaved flash drive.

One note about IP Accounting which is a new IPCop feature: 
I am using Raqcop 2.0.0 on a Raq4i modified with a thinner core 1.8v K6-III with
the voltage jumpers resoldered for both 1.8v core and 5.5 multiplier. Even at
550mhz which helps, turning on traffic accounting WITH DETAIL LEVEL SET TO HIGH
and then passing a bunch of traffic through it made the cpu load go way up. The
gui was sluggish during this time. During the beta phase, a user submitted a
report that it was seriously taxing his 800mhz Celeron on a normal PC. Now it IS
possible to run a Raq3/4 or Qube3 at 600mhz with one of the newer processors
that clock at 600mhz with the multiplier set to 2 however it remains to be seen
whether that is enough to fully use Traffic Accounting. Mine is set to low
detail level. 

I tried Traffic Accounting on a Raq550 with a 1.26ghz processor and it makes
little difference to the load when the detail level in Traffic Accounting is set
to high.

Dave Studeman