SLAX Cheat codes; Booting parameters or boot codes are used to manipulate the startup booting process of Linux. Some of them are common for all Linux versions, others are specific to SLAX only. You can use cheat codes to enable or disable specific hardware detection, to start SLAX from a hard disk or other media, to skip the login prompt and start GUI, etc.
KNOPPIX Boot Options or Cheat Codes: Here is a comprehensive list of available KNOPPIX boot command options. These cheat codes, also referred to as KNOPPIX boot parameters or KNOPPIX startup options, enable you to modify the boot process. They are indispensable for troubleshooting, optimizing, and Live Booting KNOPPIX on even the most challenging hardware setups.
Making a Damn Small Linux Live USB (DSL). This is a revisit of my Windows DSL bootable USB installation tutorial: "Putting Damn Small Linux on a USB". Based on the 2.4 kernel, this tiny distribution is great to use for older and slower computers as well. It will fit and run on portable devices or thumb drives as small as 64 MB.
How to Create a PCLinuxOS Bootable USB Drive: PCLinuxOS is a clean, compact, and visually appealing Live Linux CD compilation developed by Texstar. Originally derived from Mandriva Linux, it has grown into a standalone Linux distribution known for its stability, rolling release model, and user-friendly design. This Live Linux OS is a versatile option for creating a portable operating system you can carry on a USB flash drive.
Easily create an Ultimate Boot CD (UBCD) bootable USB flash drive from Windows using YUMI, dd for Windows or dd from Linux. UBCD is a widely used computer diagnostics tool that consolidates over 100 essential system diagnostics and hardware troubleshooting utilities into a single ISO file.
The following detailed guide demonstrates how to install, boot, and run Feather Linux from a USB flash drive using either the Universal USB Installer on Windows or the dd command on Linux. Feather Linux is a compact (under 128MB), clean, and efficient Knoppix Linux remix, based on Debian. This minimalist Linux distribution is easy to set up, making it ideal for users looking for a lightweight operating system solution.
Creating a USB Bootable RUNT Linux; This walk through illustrates how to install, boot, and run RUNT Linux from a USB flash drive. RUNT is a super super tiny and very basic Linux distro. It is recommended for intermediate to advanced users who prefer to do work without using a graphical interface like X. Beware that by default it does not feature a GUI, it uses a text only based interface.
