Bootable Linux CD to try. - Page 2

Rbstr · 2004-03-04, 06:02 PM

yeah we did

i'm getting me a 120 WD SATA soon, outof sapce on this drive

Ait'al · 2004-03-04, 06:04 PM

No you didnt. Vash told the guy to take his crappy comp stats out of his sig and mentioned his total storage capacity. noone said it was one drive.

IM going to put my comp stats in my sig.

How many pins did Dimms have again.

Makes you wonder how i even post on this forum.

dscytherulez · 2004-03-04, 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by Ait'al

Makes you wonder how i even post on this forum.

Yes, it does.

I'm suprised that comp can handle any more than the difference of black and white.

Rbstr · 2004-03-04, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by dscytherulez

Yes, it does.

I'm suprised that comp can handle any more than the difference of black and white.

owned

anyway, there are 170(270?) some pins

cloudj110589 · 2004-03-04, 07:44 PM

cant menuet mess up your computer?

Rbstr · 2004-03-04, 07:54 PM

menuet?

cloudj110589 · 2004-03-04, 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by Cyanide

You guys should check this out http://www.menuetos.org/index.htm. Menuet OS is a complete operating system written entirely in x86 Assembly language. It has a 32-bit windowing UI. It comes with a built in shoutcast, and web server. Reads Fat32 partitions. Has an MP3 player, supports wave files, and comes with a bunch of other programs. Best of all, the whole thing fits on a single 1.44mb floppy disk. This is the ultimate hacker's OS. If you get plastic floppies you can even sneak it past metal detectors (can't do that with a CD).

thats what im talkin about

Rbstr · 2004-03-04, 08:15 PM

if its a bootable it probably won't mess wht your files

cloudj110589 · 2004-03-04, 08:37 PM

ahh im gunna make a restore point before i try it

Cyanide · 2004-03-04, 10:19 PM

I ran it on my computer with no problems and I've never heard anybody saying that it will mess up your computer. Any OS can mess up your computer, and making a restore point won't stop that. If you're running XP it definately won't mess up your system because it can't read NTFS partions. So unless you're running a FAT32 OS (ME, 98, etc) you've got nothing to worry about.

Phaelon · 2004-03-04, 11:32 PM

All depends on how it accesses the physical components of the Computer. I used to run Coyote Linux as my webserver, a nifty little hased up version of Linux was a small version of IP Tables.
-Haha i forgot to add my point here, Coyote Linux fit on a floppy, and i saw it destroy two hard drives because it didn't know how to mount properly. Once I destroyed 2 I went to thier site and dug a bit they said it was a known problem with the mount command....

A few things, first Linux IS NOT more secure than Windows if the person using it does not lock it down. This is a HUGE misconception about Linux and one of the biggest concerns being in the field.

A friend who works for a company in the Milwaukee area, setup two Linux servers, just the basic stuff, and was told that someone would do the security for them.

Within 5 hours both machines had been Rooted and were either spaming, port scanning or monitoring traffic.

Linux CAN be more secure than windows 2003 Server and Windows XP if used right and to the extent it was meant for.

There are actually more games than you think that support Linux, go look at Wine, they have a HUGE list of games they have ported to Linux.