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Super Grub2 Disk
Boots into many systems and GRUB2 ones!
Super GRUB2 Disk helps you to boot into most any Operating System (OS) even if you cannot boot into it by normal means. -
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Detects the content format of a disk or disk image by checking for signatures of file systems, partition tables, and boot codes.
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(No longer being maintained) Build and manage your own linux distribution. You decide what RPMS should be in it. Then give your users access to a web page to create an automated boot floppy install disk.
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The project provides a script which permits to generate automatically a small rescue system for Linux (boot floppy, CDROM, ZIP or tftpboot configuration). All usal Linux console commands are available. Only hard disk and network drivers are supported.
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Non-root users construct, develop, test and run all types of distributions with Root Methods (Yard, etc.) and user-mode-linux, then finish with a Boot Method (2-disk compression, etc). Make_debian yard template creator provided for Debian users.
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This is a PC network-cloning Toolbox. It is a mix of some usefull things found on internet lyke byld,e3 or buzzybox. It provide a way to make a set of floppy disk : a boot-disk and a root disk based on your running kernel.....
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