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Name Modified Size InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
Readme.txt 2016-05-12 1.6 kB
2GB_USB_DD_DEMO_RH67_20160504.rev0.99.xz 2016-05-04 689.9 MB
RH6_Minimal_OS.tar.xz.20151029.rev0.1 2015-10-29 96.0 MB
RH6_GUI_OS.tar.xz.20151028.rev0.1 2015-10-28 550.3 MB
vmlinuz-RH65.20151028.rev1.0 2015-10-28 4.2 MB
Cent66.gz.20151028.rev0.99 2015-10-28 34.5 MB
Totals: 6 Items   1.4 GB 0
Folders and Files list in " Files " folder:
1.  Cent6x-Release-2015-old

Location: 

https://sourceforge.net/projects/rack-os/files/Cent6x-Release-2015-old/

Files list:

1. 2GB_USB_DD_DEMO_RH67_20160504.rev0.99.xz This is a USB key demo file, which can dd to a 2GB or bigger USB key/HDD to take a look at the product. 

2. RH6_Minimal_OS.tar.xz.20151029.rev0.1: CentOS6.7 with minimal installed file system package for PXE

3. RH6_GUI_OS.tar.xz.20151028.rev0.1: PXE File system can boot to Cent6.7 with GUI support (root/123456 as username/pwd)

4. vmlinuz-RH65.20151028.rev1.0: Original kernel of Cent6.7  

5. Cent66.gz.20151028.rev0.99: A initramfs with pacth to boot to /dev/ram0, patch is "9Aramdisk-boot.sh". 

How to for USB DEMO: 
a. extract the DD image and transfer to a Linux machine
b. DD if=2GB_USB_DD_DEMO_RH67 of=/dev/sdb bs=128M (assume your disk is sdb and which are more than 2GB physical size)
c. Now, you got it and please attach it to a machine which has 4GB+ memory.

HOW to for Cent66.gz.xxxx
a. install all latest drivers for devices you want to upgrade
b. use gunzip Cent66.gz to get a CPIO image
c. cpio -id < ../Cent66 to unpack this cpio image to a folder
d. update necessory drivers or modify "9Aramdisk-boot.sh" as you want
e. find . | cpio -oH newc | gzip -c > ../Cent66.gz
f. This initramfs can work for SATA/USB-Key/NFS boot


Note:
The OS will automatically reboot, while u see "root" login and some TEXT to tell u it will go reboot, please press "ctrl-c" to stop the script ".bash_profile" and modify it as your wish.
Source: Readme.txt, updated 2016-05-12