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Linux program for writing Microsoft compatible boot records. This program does the same as Microsoft "fdisk /mbr" to a hard disk or "sys d:" to a floppy or FAT32 partition except that it does not copy any system files, only the boot record is wri

...It combines three powerful menu systems (grub4dos, agFM/grubfm and Ventoy) to enable you to boot almost anything from a single USB flash drive or USB HDD/SSD: Windows installers (7/8/10/11), Linux ISOs, VHDs, WIM files, DOS programs, floppy images and more. Simply copy your .ISO, .IMG, .VHD files to the USB drive and boot via Legacy or UEFI. With support for partition-image files (.imgPTN) you can switch in different partitions (NTFS, ext4, HFS etc) and run fully automated Windows installs, persistence Linux systems, rescue environments or Mac OS X setups. Used by technicians, repair shops and universities worldwide, Easy2Boot offers maximum flexibility for USB multiboot, system recovery and deployment tasks.

AIO Boot is a tool that can help you create a bootable USB with Grub2, Grub4dos, Syslinux, Clover and rEFInd. AIO Boot can boot Windows and most Linux distributions and boot via LAN using Tiny PXE Server. AIO Boot is constructed from a variety of sources, certainly still a lot of flaws, eager for sympathy. I would love to hear from you so that I can improve this tool better.

This software boots your PC and analyse your filesystems. It displays a graphical menu for you to select which system to boot. Intended to replace LILO and Loadlin, written in C with GCC, fully real mode.

fat_imgen is a utility you can use to create and modify FAT12 floppy images with.

MinopsOS is a tiny operating system for PC computers. It's small enough to fit inside the boot sector of a floppy disk.

Extended Operating System Loader (XOSL) is a full-featured free boot manager with a real, easy-to-use and full-blown graphical user interface. XOSL-OW is an Open Watcom port of XOSL 1.1.5 (Dec 23, 2000) by Geurt Vos developed with Borland BC31.

Super simplistic x86 real mode operating system.

This tool allows to boot linux-m68k from a floppy on a macintosh motorola 68K based. With it, you can create rescue disk, or remove the MacOS partition (needed by the legacy penguin booter) from your HD.

This project is based off of Sam Rape. The final product is a bootable floppy which copies the sam file, compresses it and puts it on a disk. A detailed description can be found at datastronghold.com/archive/t10429.html

This bash shell script creates a floppy based distro using busybox and linux. You require busybox and squashfs patch to create the distro.

The FDOS Operaing System is 100% written in Assembler (NASM). It supports FAT 12, TSR and a small Multi Kernel System. The source is very good documentated (only in English). A German, russian and English Documentation (about 40 pages) are included.

bootE Linux is yet another minimalist Linux distribution and is contained entirely on a single floppy disk. It supports only single user mode, and is intended as a repair/rescue/emergency distribution.

openMosixLOAF is a single floppy openMosix Linux mini-distro designed for diskless systems or HPC clusters where only CPU and memory is needed. It has drivers for all PCI Ethernet NICs that the Linux kernel has support for (10/100/1000).

ValDisk is a boot/root floppy set made for low-end machines (laptops) to be put to good use, such as for serial or network clients. It's goal is to run in as little as 4 MB of RAM, therefor it does not use a ramdisk.

Patched slackware installation boot/root disks to support the Vaio C1Vx USB floppy. Currently only Slack 8 is supported, with 8.1 coming soon.

Yard is a suite of Perl scripts for creating custom boot/rescue/Linux-on-a-floppy disks. You specify a basic set of files and utilities for inclusion and Yard handles the details, including checking for errors, omissions and inconsistencies.

Amacdys is a single floppy operating system for playing mp3 CDs. Or Amacdys is bootable mp3 player, that fits into single floppy.

JBOOT is an open source bootloader. Each floppy can have multiple kernels and JBOOT allows the user to choose which kernel they wish to load. JBOOT also allows booting from a network and chainloading. However these features are still being worked upon