Description of what I offer...in short

bryan
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Description of what I offer...in short May 5, 2009 9:09:01 GMT -5

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Post by bryan on May 5, 2009 9:09:01 GMT -5

I know, no help docs or description pages yet, my html skills have to improve!

In this post I am going to describe what's available for download and what's in them.

ODDS&ENDS-
Contains unofficial releases of both singular distro's and multidistro's, usually which have my menu system for CD/USB.

Note-almost all cd's are made to easily be put on usb by extracting/copying the contents of iso to usb and install syslinux-that's it!

1-ttylinux-8.0-CDUSB.zip
Contains a minimalistic, but full featured console linux, (minimalinux.org), plus reboot.c32/hdt.c32 and comes as both an iso and usb.zip! Great instructions included so you can learn linux
from the inside by learning how to use the terminal!

2-AvirAV-LiveCD/LiveUSB
Contains the Avira Antivirus LiveCD + Plop Bootmanager and both play off USB!

Official USB's-
These are official distro cd's converted to USB!
Each one installs to usb as before-simply place it on usb, install syslinux-done!

1-CloneZilla-LiveUSB with save to usb,(stable version)

DSL/Qemu-
This section holds my special DSL which has 1 or more VirtualHardDrives where the Qemu DSL can save settings/apps, etc to the VHD(persistence!)

This is quite revolutionary, and not understood by many!
Basically-it operates as a installed MyDSL but in Qemu!
To invoke Qemu-from the folder on your desktop, or in DSL live desktop, either double-click "mydsl.sh" and select "run", or in dsl live desktop, open a root shell and "cd" into the iso or usb-
"cd /cdrom" or "cd /mnt/sda1"
To find out where the mountpoint is-"mount"
It could also be mounted on "/mnt/auto/cdrom"

After finding the mountpoint-
"./mydsl.sh" or "./hydra.sh"-pops up 3 qemu's!

Under1GBUSB's-
This section holds the real multidistro stuff!

UltimateLinuxToolKit-USB
Has-
UltimateBootCD-50b12
SystemRescueCD-1.1.7
RIPLinux-8.2
INSERT-1.3.9
PMagicLive
NetbootCD-3.0
ZorOS-3.4
PlopBootManager
SuperGrubDisk
NT-Password
and Tinycore-1.4!

LinuxLive-USB
Has-
DSL-4.4.10
DSL-N-01RC4
Feather-0.7.5
Slitaz-latest "cooking" version
Puppy-4.2
NetbootCD-2.2 Which can Net-install
Ubuntu-6.06-9.04
Debian-stable/testing/unstable
Fedora-7-10 + testing
openSUSE-10.3/11/11.1/+ factory
Mandriva-2008/2009/cooker/current
CentOS-4/5 latest
Slackware-12.1/12.2/current

LinuxToolz-USB
Has-
SystemRescueCD-1.1.6
Ubuntu-Rescue-Remix-8.04
Billix-0.24 which includes-
DSL-4.4.10
Ubuntu Hardy Desktop/Server Net-install
Fedora-10 Net-install
Debian Lenny Net-install
NTPassWord
Memtest
+ more...

Mini256-USB
Has
UltimateBootCD-4.11
DSL
Netbootcd
Slitaz
ZorOS
Plop bootmanager
SuperGrubdisk
NTPassword
plus more

ISO's
This section is for multidistro cd's(which easily convert to usb)

IMSHLD(Immutable_Shield)
It's got...
1-UltimateBootCD-50b12
2-ClamAV LiveCD
3-AviraAV LiveCD
4-Mpentoo-2006.1
5-GRML-Medium-2008
6-ttylinux-8.0
7-PlopLinux-3.7.19
8-SuperGrubDisk
9-NT-Password
10-Memtest86+

ShieldBreaker-Mini

1-ClamAV LiveCD
2-AviraAV LiveCD
3Bughunter 2.3
4ZorOS
5Netbootcd
6Tinycore
7NTpassword
8-SuperGrubDisk
9-Plop Bootmanager
10-Memtest86+

Multidistro-Magic
1-DSL-4.4.10 WITH QEMU-PERSISTENT-VHD

2-SLITAZ-2.0

3-PUPPY-4.2

4-NETBOOTCD-3.0

5-INSERT-1.3

6-SYSTEMRESCUECD-1.1.7

7-RIP-8.0

8-ZOROS-3.4

9-NT-PASSWORD

10-BALDER-FREEDOS

11-PLOP-BOOTMANAGER

12-MEMTEST86+

Last Edit: May 10, 2009 5:48:28 GMT -5 by bryan

paul
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Description of what I offer...in short May 10, 2009 4:02:01 GMT -5

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Post by paul on May 10, 2009 4:02:01 GMT -5

Just to offer a correction:
The distribution you have listed here as "TTY-8.0" should be referred to as: "ttylinux-8.0"
< Thank you for correcting your text >
Binaries, source, and documentation for ttylinux are available at: www.ttylinux.org
Forums for ttylinux, and MinimaLinux are shared at: www.minimalinux.org

We are all watching your efforts with great interrest.

Paul
ttylinux/MinimaLinux forums

Last Edit: May 10, 2009 10:37:10 GMT -5 by paul

zll5267 New Member Posts: 3	Description of what I offer...in short Jun 25, 2009 21:11:47 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by zll5267 on Jun 25, 2009 21:11:47 GMT -5 Hello paul,Are you familiar with ttylinux well?I want to install gcc on it,is it possible?if yes,could you tell me how to do about that? if you can help me,please send e-mail to me ,thank you.

manxmaus
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Description of what I offer...in short Jul 15, 2009 5:47:49 GMT -5

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Post by manxmaus on Jul 15, 2009 5:47:49 GMT -5

Hi Bryan,

This is really cool stuff! I've used to have bunch of Linux rescue CDs flying around, now I can use the multidistro one and have everything at hand.

One thing I've noticed is that because you're using the original itolinux.cfg entries the final menu is not self-explanatory for those who do not know the various distros. For example the RIP linux entries just say "Boot Linux" or something like this. Could you maybe add some kind of prefix to make it clear where these entries belong to?

Thanks a lot,
Manxmaus

bryan
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Description of what I offer...in short Jul 15, 2009 6:40:28 GMT -5

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Post by bryan on Jul 15, 2009 6:40:28 GMT -5

Hello,
thanks for joining!

I have alot of new stuff, not listed in downloads, like the rescue cd/usb.

I haven't had much time lately to edit or fix anything.
I really need help, but have been a lone wolf so far.

Just curious, Manxmaus, it says your gender is female, is that a typo or what?
Not too many ladies into Linux
don't know why??

Anyway, if you want a custom spin, or even better wanna help out I will show you all my tricks, especially the new ones:)

I really need a teammate

manxmaus
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Description of what I offer...in short Jul 15, 2009 13:39:50 GMT -5

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Post by manxmaus on Jul 15, 2009 13:39:50 GMT -5

Hi Bryan,

There may be not many ladies in the linux business - but I am the first mouse! (There is a childrens book from Paul Gallico about the brave little manxmouse which fascinated me a lot when I was young so now I'm partially a mouse, somewhere deep in my heart. In the meantime I do not only like mice but also bears, but I'm getting off topic here..)

Well yes I'm not sure how I could contribute, but at least I like the whole idea a lot, and since I'm familiar with the linux commandline, I could image that if you share your scripts or recipes I could maybe keep the multidistro-magic-liveCD up to date with the new distro versions as they appear, and maybe also merge in my suggested prefixes to the boot menu if you agree.

Ciao,
Friedl

kelly1949
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Description of what I offer...in short Sept 6, 2009 20:10:42 GMT -5

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Post by kelly1949 on Sept 6, 2009 20:10:42 GMT -5

Hi Bryan-

I use ubuntu 9.04 but have used several redhats and fedoras.

I dual booted early windows and ReadHat 2! But I do not know how to dual boot two linux distros.

I hope it will be embarrassingly simple.

thanks

bryan Administrator Posts: 66	Description of what I offer...in short Sept 16, 2009 6:32:22 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by bryan on Sept 16, 2009 6:32:22 GMT -5 OK its very simple But I need all your info What distros you wanna install? How big is HD How much RAM do you have? Are you using Grub or Lilo to boot?

Description of what I offer...in short

Post by bryan on May 5, 2009 9:09:01 GMT -5

Post by paul on May 10, 2009 4:02:01 GMT -5

Post by zll5267 on Jun 25, 2009 21:11:47 GMT -5

Post by manxmaus on Jul 15, 2009 5:47:49 GMT -5

Post by bryan on Jul 15, 2009 6:40:28 GMT -5

Post by manxmaus on Jul 15, 2009 13:39:50 GMT -5

Post by kelly1949 on Sept 6, 2009 20:10:42 GMT -5

Post by bryan on Sept 16, 2009 6:32:22 GMT -5