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SmuglyOS (Small and Ugly Operating System) is a simple os written in assembly that boots off a floppy.
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Alexandria Archives permits to catalogue your files or directories on CD, Floppy disk, HD, ZIP disk, USB memory, etc. and search for them later.
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NetStation is a linux distribution for diskless thin clients terminals using standard x86 hardware. It can boot from network, floppy or flash-disk and connect to an application server using VNC, RDP, XDM, SSH, Telnet or Citrix ICA.
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Provide the ability for everyone to play every video file (including DivX files) everywhere thanks to bootables CDROMs. This project will provide one file which is a 2,88M bootable floppy image. This image contains a linux kernel and a simple file system
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LFR is a Linux/Netfilter based firewall/router on a single floppy disk. Think of it as a micro Linux distribution with a purpose. With LFR you can take that old 486 with 4 MB of RAM that you have in the closet and put it to good use. With a pair of ch
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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).
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TinyPerl is a very small version of the last release of Perl. It can be called as "Perl on a floppy" or an alternative to publish your applications. If you want only the basics of Perl and don't want to download 10+Mb, this is the option.
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Research Project Helper is designed to help you write a research project by managing your sources, quotes and notes. It is written in Java and uses compressed XML for storage so both application and data are portable and will run from a floppy disk.
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dmklib is a library used to read and write DMK-format floppy disk image files. DMK format is commonly used for archival purposes or emulation since it preserves details of the disk format.
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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.
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Patched slackware installation boot/root disks to support the Vaio C1Vx USB floppy. Currently only Slack 8 is supported, with 8.1 coming soon.
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An Apple ][ emulator for Psion Series 5. Supports text, lores, hires, sound, and 2 virtual floppy drives. Goes about 0.4-0.8 Mhz on a Series 5. Feel free to port to other EPOC32 platforms!
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KJsplit is a file joiner and splitter. It can split a big file into smaller size files ( floppy , 2Mb , 4Mb , 10Mb , 20 Mb ) .001 , 002 etc. Of course it is possible to rejoin them again. It is a unix clone of hjsplit for windows , and it is fully comp
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A small Linux distribution for embedded applications and single floppy systems. Currently developed on a Redhat 6.1 system.
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Single floppy or compact flash based firewall for home DSL / cable modem users based on PicoBSD. Platforms includes embedded PCs with or without video and keyboard support such as the Soekris Net4501 as well as old PCs.
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Small tool written in Java to split then concatenate files. Used to bypass mail limitations or backup on small drives (floppy,memory card).
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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.
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1.68MB floppy using the 2.4.6 kernel which includes IPTABLES. Most if not all packages in this dist are out of date. I would recommend using LEAF at http://leaf-project.org/ which is more up to date.
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MidNight OS is a Multi-user Operational System with graphical interface that work under several diferent plataforms (Win9x, Linux and others) with a very simple interface and very small size (you can even copy it to a floppy disk and run it with a Hard Di
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(AutomaticSystemConfiguration) The Idea is to have a complete Linux System installed and configured automatically, after doing choises of what to set up and save them to a bootable floppy-disc.
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This is for development of the ide-floppy driver for the Linux Kernel. I am monitoring the linux-kernel mailing list and the alt.os.linux.hardware newsgroup. This driver supports at least ATAPI ZIP 100/250, LS-120 Superdisk and Iomega Clik!/PocketZip.
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Amacdys is a single floppy operating system for playing mp3 CDs. Or Amacdys is bootable mp3 player, that fits into single floppy.
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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.....
