[sdiy] bootable linux cd
metasonix
metasonix at earthlink.net
Sun Jul 27 05:21:25 CEST 2003
>There are industrial (and possibly other) m/b's available that allow
>booting from compact flash cards. It's a techinque that is used by
>*BSD and Linux based firewall builders to provide a locked, fast
>booting os which also avoids having to install a hard drive. I'm sure
>the methodology could be expanded upon to provide plugable boot
>environments.
That's nice, but where's the $99 PC you can buy at any corner
grocery store, with no disk drives or moving parts at all?
Just a row of USB ports or somesuch.
Operating system on one memory dongle, your work files on
another, etc.....boots up in a few seconds.
Why can't I buy one??? It's not fair!! I HATE subsidizing
hard-drive manufacturers! Their products self-destruct....
uncle eric
metasonix.com
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