Solar Designer writes:
> CDs (and ISO-9660 images available via the FTP mirrors) are bootable
> on x86 and include a live system and x86 binary packages, as well as
> full source code which may be rebuilt with one simple command ("make
> buildworld"). Security tools such as John the Ripper are usable right
> off the CD, without requiring a hard disk -- this way Owl may also be
> considered an alternative to Trinux.
This is very good but the network setup is a bit painful. Any chance
to support BOOTP/DHCP? Something like Red Hat's pump would be nice to
have.
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CERN http://www.cern.ch
If everything else fails, read the manual.
If it still does not work, try to plug it in.
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