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I have a Terminator C3 computer with a 256mb usb flash drive that it can boot from.
I need a distro that I can install to the flash drive and ...
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- 11-21-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Looking for distro to Install to flash with some requirements
I have a Terminator C3 computer with a 256mb usb flash drive that it can boot from.
I need a distro that I can install to the flash drive and run some form of X windows for xmms and vnc viewer, samba server & client, rsync, ssh server & client, and maybe a print server.
I thought DSL would work, but I can't find a way to install to the flash drive and set up all of the software and settings and keep them.
This is for a friend and is going to act more like a music server than anything. It will need to be able to turn on and go without any human intervention.
Also, I seam to have issues booting this same machine w/ a hard drive with the 2.6 kernel, so I used slackware 11 w/ the 2.4 kernel for other uses using this same model.
- 11-22-2007 #2Just Joined!
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Hi,
Try this PcLinuxOS
Cheers
Robin
- 11-26-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Sigh, I need a little more detail than that.
I don't want a LIVE cd on USB, becuase settings would still have to be loaded manually. I want an INSTALL to USB distro, anyone?
- 11-29-2007 #4Just Joined!
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which version of DSL are you using?
I downloaded it last night and am successfully using it now on my other machine - seemed pretty hassel free to me albeit I'm using a far larger pen drive.
Otherwise would slackware-live work? I heard you could customise settings files by keeping them on a floppy/flash drive whilst following a CD boot.
- 11-29-2007 #5
PcLinuxOS Supports to save the homefolder in a file.
also called persistent home..
PCLinuxOS Setting up a persistent home | USB Pen Drive Linux
Hope that helps.
Robin
- 12-01-2007 #6Linux User
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Try Mandriva or Knoppix
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