It’s rather trivial task to make some changes into already burned installation or live CD. It may be performed to add some files to this CD or edit files on it. In any case it’s impossible to loop mount .iso file and then save it as iso9660 filesystem is read-only. So, just mount your CD [...]
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Create/Edit iso image in linux
Posted: May 21, 2009 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: create/edit iso image, update ISO image
About OS install on USB pen Drive
Posted: March 23, 2009 by Narendra Shah in Linux Box, Reserch And DevelopmentAfter long time i am back with the Operating System on USB or pen drive. See i am not forcing you to install the linux on pen drive. But some times it is very helpful to you to have Any OS handy on your hand. Just put your usb in any machine and your likely [...]
About Linux (fedora) usb install
Posted: December 3, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: easy way to have linux on your machine, fedora usb install, install linux on my pen, linux pen drive
This time i am being late to put blog. Today i am came with the concept that install linux on pen drive. Now the question stays that why to install linux on usb pen drive ? I have seen many people who dont want to experiment new OS on their laptop/computer harddisk. because generally afraid [...]
Linux Performance
Posted: November 14, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: linux performance, nice, priority
1. How to make things run faster? This actually is not a problem. Most of the people who are new to Linux usually are surprised by the speed it works at. They love to find the machine responding faster and the decrease in system boot up and application launch response. But for enthusiasts it is [...]
So I have been Watching these days that many people (well, exactly speaking, I am talking about my friends) are ready to push their parents to buy them a new OS (or some insist a complete LAPTOP) because they want Vista. No one agrees with HOME BASIC. AT LEAST HOME PREMIUM IS NECESSARY for all [...]
Puppy installation On Pen Drive / USB
Posted: November 14, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: puppy installation
In this simple USB Puppy Linux tutorial we illustrate how to easily install Puppy linux on a USB flash pen drive using the Universal installer included on the Puppy Linux CD. Puppy is a unique Linux compilation that is super small, yet contains many useful tools and utilities. Most versions of Puppy Linux will fit [...]
Puppy linux
Posted: November 14, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: crack password, forgotton window password, hack window, hacking xp, windows hacking, windows password
Puppy linux review Before i start to tell you about pupply linux. Let me tell you something interesting. HACKING ANY WINDOW MACHINE: You just need to install pupply linux on pen drive. Which hardly require 200 MB on your pen drive. One more thing you can hide puppy partition, which is not shown when [...]
Compare Linux flavour
Posted: November 14, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: linux flavour, linux type, which linux, which linux to use ?
There has been a lot of Windows – Linux flame war between between community members where they go on fighting over topics whether Linux is more stable or Windows and which of the two looks good! Well, all the community members who have ever used both OSes for decent period, would surely say that both [...]
Sql On linux
Posted: November 14, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: Configure Mysql, Linux Mysql, Linux Sql
Let us see how Linux and OSS liberate us altogether from the invisible chains of the propriety software: Do you know that if you get a CD of the Oracle software from some friend, you are using pirated software which is not at all good? Did you know that if you buy a genuine version [...]
Windows Application on linux
Posted: November 14, 2008 by Narendra Shah in Linux BoxTags: linux recommendend application, linux windows application, window on linux, windows application linux
So what after I installed Linux? Where the hell are my applications? What am I doing here? What about my mail reader software, download manager, torrents, browser, office? Thats what happens when you first install Linux. A Windows user is served with millions (or is it billion ) of software. And in the normal world, [...]