Repairlix is a small Linux distribution and bootable system designed to fit in only 12MB of media. It is ideal for networked environments and intended for repair and maintenance tasks.
If you're in the market for a networked Linux distribution/bootable system, Repairlix may be worth checking out. It's specifically designed to fit in just 12MB of media, so small that it can be burned on a business-card-sized shaped CDROM - perfect for carrying in your wallet.
What's more, Repairlix comes packed with a range of utilities that make system recovery a breeze. While still in the early stages of development, the software is starting to offer some useful capabilities. In particular, early releases are capable of producing a bootable x86 ISO image and may include some handy applications.
While no testing has been carried out on other architectures, the software is highly portable and should work on any system that supports the El Torito bootable spec. Keep in mind, however, that the software is currently only compatible with x86 architectures. As a result, the ISO images distributed will be useless on other architectures.
What's more, Repairlix comes packed with a range of utilities that make system recovery a breeze. While still in the early stages of development, the software is starting to offer some useful capabilities. In particular, early releases are capable of producing a bootable x86 ISO image and may include some handy applications.
While no testing has been carried out on other architectures, the software is highly portable and should work on any system that supports the El Torito bootable spec. Keep in mind, however, that the software is currently only compatible with x86 architectures. As a result, the ISO images distributed will be useless on other architectures.
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