Ultimate Boot CD

Thanks. That explained the need of both isolinux and syslinux directories, and explained memdisk. But how about chain.c32 and menu.c32?

And, why is sbm.cbt on that directory? Shouldn't it be placed somewhere else, like all other boot images?

Here are some things I've discovered: isolinux/ chain.c32 - A COM32 binary that will boot from hard disk. Who wrote this? What is the license? Where is the source? (also available in syslinux/ dir) isolinux.bin - The ISOLINUX binary. isolinux.cfg - The ISOLINUX configuration file. It must be placed ...

Hello! I'm a long-time user of UBCD (I've remixed version 2.4 before). Now I got the 4.1.1 version and I wanted to use the UBCD menu system for my own boot disk. This disk won't be based on UBCD, it will be just to boot an internal Linux version with different kernel parameters. Well, looking at iso...

I've compared this changelog with http://www.inside-security.de/applicationlist.html and found this: Already included in latest INSERT: * (x)nmap * smartmontools * rdesktop * hping2 * netcat6 * parted and gparted Not included in latest INSERT: * fbdesk * nessus * gpg * 7za (7-Zip) * xvncviewer * syl...

Do you have the changelog of ubcd modified version of INSERT?

BTW, I can't wait for "how to insert your linux live-cd into ubcd" tutorials.

I didn't know it was not maintained anymore. However, INSERT was (one of) my favorites, because it was damn small and had so many damn good tools. My other favorite distro is the Gentoo live-cd, but it, by default, has a lot less tools than INSERT. (I miss nc, for example) This is why I thought INSE...

UBCD 4.0 has just been released, but it removed the INSERT Linux. Even though you can manually remix it and add it, I still think the UBCD-Full version was very handy and useful. Sometimes I found the INSERT Linux had more utilities than many other small live-cds (more than Gentoo minimal live-cd). ...