How to Resize Casper-RW Partition Images. TopoResize is a free image resizing tool originally written by Chris Semler. Initially created to resize images containing an ext2 or ext3 file system within Windows (such as those found in Colinux), it can also be used to create a new filesystem image as well as shrink or enlarge existing persistent overlay images.
This tutorial will guide you through the steps to create a bootable USB drive with Eeebuntu, a lightweight Linux distribution originally tailored for Asus EeePC netbooks. With persistence enabled, your portable operating system can save files, settings, and system changes between reboots, turning a basic flash drive into a powerful on the go portable Linux workstation.
In the following tutorial, I cover how to create a Parted Magic bootable USB flash drive from within Windows. This fully functional portable Operating System doubles as a disk management utility to help you perform disk editing, disk imaging, and partitioning tasks with ease.
Create a USB Bootable MoonOS LXDE USB Flash Drive using the Live CD. In the following tutorial, I will show you how to create your own Portable USB MoonOS LXDE Persistent Linux Operating System from the Live CD by using the USB Creator (created by the Ubuntu Team). MoonOS LXDE edition is a Linux Remix based on Ubuntu, but uses the LXDE desktop environment. The MoonOS project a Mix of Art and Operating System was designed and founded by Chanrithy Thim a Cambodian artist.
Easily Create a Fedora Live USB: This walkthrough tutorial explains how to install and boot Fedora Linux from a USB flash drive from within Windows, Linux, or macOS by using Fedora Media Writer, YUMI Multiboot USB Creator, or the Linux dd command. Fedora is a free and open source Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat and developed by a global community. It is known for integrating cutting edge technologies while remaining stable, secure, and well suited for developers, system administrators, and Linux enthusiasts who want to run or install Fedora from a bootable USB drive.
The following tutorial explains how to create a bootable gOS USB flash drive using Windows. You can use either the popular Universal USB Installer or the command-line utility dd for Windows to get the job done. Both methods allow you to run gOS directly from a USB flash drive.
The following tutorial covers the process of making Totem Media Player play encrypted DVD's. This tutorial assumes that your using Debian Linux or a distro based purely on Debian. It will allow you to have your own Debian DVD portable media center.
SLAX Cheat Codes also known as SLAX Boot Options or additional boot parameters are optional startup arguments that control how SLAX boots, detects hardware, loads modules, and handles persistence. Some boot parameters are standard Linux kernel options, while others are SLAX specific. Using cheat codes allows you to troubleshoot hardware issues, control persistence, boot SLAX from alternative locations such as system RAM, skip login prompts, or optimize performance.