LilleLinux is a bootable Live CD Linux that comes with an extensive range of drivers incorporated into its kernel, catering to various hardware specifications. It is a small yet powerful distribution, ideal for portable usage.
LilleLinux has gained popularity as a small, bootable Live CD Linux distribution that offers a broad range of drivers compiled into the kernel. This ensures that it offers robust support for various devices and file systems. Additionally, its root filesystem is based on the CoreDistro binary packages with a customized Linux 2.6.25.6 kernel.
To utilize this software, you will need a 586 or higher CPU and at least 256MB of memory (although less may work in theory, it is not recommended). You will also need a CD-Rom drive in order to access the software.
One of LilleLinux's greatest strengths lies in its kernel drivers. File systems that are supported by this distribution include Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, ReiserFS, Joliet, UDF, Fat, NTFS (ro), HFS, BeFS, CramFS, ROMFS, NFS, and CIFS - this leaves plenty of flexibility for users to choose.
Moreover, the distribution provides a remarkable range of SATA drivers, such as NVIDIA, Silicon Image, SiS, VIA, AHCI, Intel, Pacific Digital, Promise, ATI, and many more. In terms of PATA drivers, LilleLinux users may find themselves spoiled for choice thanks to Generic IDE, AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, Silicon Image, SiS, VIA, etc. Finally, LilleLinux also includes support for all common 10, 100, and 1000 Mbit network cards.
One update in this release is the working DHCP, which now enables hassle-free network connection. All in all, LilleLinux empowers users with its immense versatility, ease of use, and impressive driver support.
To utilize this software, you will need a 586 or higher CPU and at least 256MB of memory (although less may work in theory, it is not recommended). You will also need a CD-Rom drive in order to access the software.
One of LilleLinux's greatest strengths lies in its kernel drivers. File systems that are supported by this distribution include Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, ReiserFS, Joliet, UDF, Fat, NTFS (ro), HFS, BeFS, CramFS, ROMFS, NFS, and CIFS - this leaves plenty of flexibility for users to choose.
Moreover, the distribution provides a remarkable range of SATA drivers, such as NVIDIA, Silicon Image, SiS, VIA, AHCI, Intel, Pacific Digital, Promise, ATI, and many more. In terms of PATA drivers, LilleLinux users may find themselves spoiled for choice thanks to Generic IDE, AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, Silicon Image, SiS, VIA, etc. Finally, LilleLinux also includes support for all common 10, 100, and 1000 Mbit network cards.
One update in this release is the working DHCP, which now enables hassle-free network connection. All in all, LilleLinux empowers users with its immense versatility, ease of use, and impressive driver support.
What's New
Version 1.3: N/A