As many of you know, I've been working off and on with building my own linux bootable cdrom that had all the tools that I wanted on it. It's become a very useful tool for me and some others that have used it. As other's have expressed interest in "flea" I thought I would open it up to all. I would be interested in thoughts, suggestions, bugs and such. It still has a lot of polishing to be done. Here's some info:
* Should boot on any ide system and some scsi systems * Support for all standard network cards * Just about every network and disk tools/utils debian has * If you have a network connection for it, you can install debian with it * Many tools to fix you friends broken windows boxes (chntpw, dosfsck, etc) * Those windows tools you just need (rawrite, putty, ext2 access, etc) * Fit's on those cool mini cdroms!!! Here are some warnings: * Not user friendly, you get a text log in, have fun * No graphics * Can be used to destroy your system (fdisk, need I say more?) * Probably will not work on machines with less than 32 megs of ram * Disk compression and cdroms ain't fast folks * X86 only (I'm still interested in trying a PPC port Art) Anyways, here's a high bandwidth down load for you: http://flea.darkmist.net/ 176 Megs >>>------> -- +-------------+-----------------------+---------------+ | Ed Schaller | Dark Mist Networking | psuedoshroom | +-------------+-----------------------+---------------+
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