Have you ever try CENTos 5 Live CD? I had tried it. This Centos 5 Live Cd can be use as rescue cd and workstation cause it based on CentOS 5.0 i386 distribution.
The following software that include with it :
And for rescue, there is another software or tool :
Unfortunately, in first release, this Centos Live CD doesn't hvae installer like Fedora Live CD. And i have a problem when using it as workstation, i can connected to network just for a while. But, when i restart network service it worked but for a while and then it was drop. You have a same problem or solution ? Please tell me. I will be appreciated it.
Last, if you want to use root account, use this password : 12qwaszx.
Please, try it.
source: centos.org and milist
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The following software that include with it :
- OpenOffice.org 2.0.4
- Firefox 1.5.0.10
- Thunderbird 1.5.0.10
- Gaim-2.0.0
- Scribus-1.3.3
- xchat-2.6.6
- k3b-0.12.17
- Gimp-2.2.13
And for rescue, there is another software or tool :
- Full set of LVM and RAID command line tools
- QTParted
- Nmap and NMapFE
- Graphical Traceroute
- samba-3.0.23c with cifs kernel support to connect to Windows file shares
- System Log Viewer
- GUI Hardware Device Manager
Unfortunately, in first release, this Centos Live CD doesn't hvae installer like Fedora Live CD. And i have a problem when using it as workstation, i can connected to network just for a while. But, when i restart network service it worked but for a while and then it was drop. You have a same problem or solution ? Please tell me. I will be appreciated it.
Last, if you want to use root account, use this password : 12qwaszx.
Please, try it.
source: centos.org and milist
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