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Old 08-30-09   #11 (permalink)
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What's the progress on this?

Also, what are the installation requirements? I'd love to be able to try this out on one of my backups with a 3.2Gb (total) HDD.
Shouldn't even have to install it. Our goal is a live CD. After that statement, I should say we are still in planning
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Updates to the first post.
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What's the progress on this?

Also, what are the installation requirements? I'd love to be able to try this out on one of my backups with a 3.2Gb (total) HDD.

Think it will be a mostly a live environment with a installer possibly added at a later date, 3.2gb should be fine
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You guys might want to check out Godane’s Development Blog, maybe get in touch with him and have him help out if you guys run into any snags. He's working on Archiso-live, basically an Arch LiveCD with XFCE, and he's getting there.

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I would think you guy's would have opted to have the entire OS run in RAM...
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I would think you guy's would have opted to have the entire OS run in RAM...
That's generally how a live cd works...
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That's generally how a live cd works...
..not. Although some have the option to do so. Usually it's some small distros that allow copying everything to RAM and then proceeding with booting to the OS. Most Live CDs (I could be wrong here of course) copy files to RAM on the fly as you request them.

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..not. Although some have the option to do so. Usually it's some small distros that allow copying everything to RAM and then proceeding with booting to the OS. Most Live CDs (I could be wrong here of course) copy files to RAM on the fly as you request them.
I thought that's what he meant???
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