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WTF. So I can just use my 2GB pen, and use it on school computers??

Ubuntu Linux is a great choice, not sure if it will run off a flash drive but it can be installed and uninstalled through windows.

Yea i agree with stormwind ubuntu is a great linux OS to start out on and learn. It is pretty user friendly.

(10-05-2009, 12:06 PM)faviouz Wrote: [ -> ]WTF. So I can just use my 2GB pen, and use it on school computers??

Yep, you just need to be able to boot from that memory stick (in boot options). If the correct drivers are installed you can use the computer just like normal.

I am using slax. Thanks!

Okay some thing happened. I was using slax off my flash drive and it worked, but now it stopped working and i can't get it to work again. I am now trying tinyxp beast edition but i don't know how to install it. any ideas?

(11-06-2009, 07:57 PM)Firestar Wrote: [ -> ]Okay some thing happened. I was using slax off my flash drive and it worked, but now it stopped working and i can't get it to work again. I am now trying tinyxp beast edition but i don't know how to install it. any ideas?

I would stick with Slax if I were you. How long was it working for?

I used it one day then stoped for awile. The next time I tried to use it, it didn't work. That was 2 days ago that it failed.

(10-04-2009, 05:09 PM)Raptor Jesus Wrote: [ -> ]I wouldn't saw this is Windows specific because it's not possible to run windows off a flash drive. Anyway, go ahead and try out SLAX (http://www.slax.org). If you're into pen testing and server security, try out BackTrack3 (www.remote-exploit.org/backtrack_download.html). both are based on Slackware linux but are easy to use. The cool thing about SLAX is that at the download page, you can get rid of what packages you don't want so you have exactly what you want. Hope this helped!

EDIT: Also, with SLAX, just click on add more modules in the "build SLAX" page. That way you can add exactly what you want and you have your own customized little SLAX system !

+1.SLAX is my choice for USB OS.

Also,you can try out http://www.susestudio.com ,with this building a custom SUSE is possible and gives you various hints on buidling os.