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:: Download :: ILUG Bootable Business Card

Thanks to the efforts of Niall O Broin and others last year we now have an official ILUG Bootable Business Card!

It's based on the Linuxcare Bootable Business Card, version 1.2.

First, some IMPORTANT information:

NOTE: THIS CD-ROM IS FOR USE BY EXPERTS ONLY! YOU CAN REALLY DISABLE YOUR SYSTEM AND CAUSE IRREPARABLE DATA LOSS BY USING THIS CD-ROM OR ANY OF THE TOOLS ON IT ON YOUR COMPUTER. DON'T USE THIS DISK UNLESS YOU REALLY REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING! YOU MUST READ AND ACCEPT THE TERMS LISTED IN DISCLAIMER.txt BEFORE USING THIS DISK. DON'T RUN WITH SCISSORS.

Copyright Notice
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Portions Copyright (C) 1999, Linuxcare, Inc.
Compilation Copyright (C) 1999, Linuxcare, Inc.

Portions Copyright (C) 2000, Irish Linux User Group.

This document and this software compilation may be distributed and/or modified under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version.

What's on there..

WVDIAL, with settings for ESAT's Surf No Limits, and the call-by-call (they're NOT free) ISP services operated by Eircom and Unison.

OpenSSH ver. 2.2.0p1.

PCMCIA support.

Network configuration, via DHCP if available.

Editors: ed, joe, pico, vim.

Plug-N-Play support.

Kernel 2.2.16 with patches for ReiserFS. (ver 3.5.23)

Non-US keyboards

nmap

X and lots more goodies . . .

Download

ILUG_BBC.iso (50MB)

md5sum

Verify that you downloaded the ISO correctly by running

md5sum ILUG_BBC.iso
and compare it to the number in the md5sum file above.

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