on Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 09:22:20PM -0700, George Jetson (confuciun@hotmail.com) wrote:
> How can I make a bootable, Woody, base-only cd? I'm a MS Windows guy trying
> to break into linux as a newbie. Please don't tell me to go to
> cdimage.debian.org. Thanks.
There are a number of other options. I'd suggest that a Debian live-CD
would be hefty project for a newbie.
One way-cool tool that's out there is the LNX-BBC project -- this is
lead by the same people who brought you the LinuxCare BBC. I saw a
presentation of the LNX-BBC last night, it's an impressive little
system. Aimed primarily at the rescue/diagnostics niche, it's got
broader use. The configuration itself is extensible, there's about
110MB of storage space available.
http://lnxbbc.org/
For a list of other BBC systems, including both resue and full live
systems, look at:
http://lnxbbc.org/others.html
Cheers.
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