I remember when 3COM was the best for home networking. I noticed they started to go down hill in the mid 90s. Think it was because everyone didn't want to pay like 90 bucks for a modem or nic when other companys had cheaper equipment.
i love P.H.L.A.K. and Knoppix STD. with phlak you can use the desktop=sneaky feature when booting in a net cafe, appear to be running xp (if they arrent looking at the comp closely) and do all sorts of darkish hat stuff with the hundreds of top notch tools that come with phlak. i like knoppix std because when it boots it has most of the daemons already loaded (nessus) and can save some time. PHLAK comes with wine and my favorite windows programs, Brutus and Achilles! i highly recommend both. you can have alot of fun with these lol
SLAX is another good live CD. Around 185 mb or so...PClinux is pretty cool as well,. I just can't figured out how to get on the internet with a USB wireless adaptor...
Menuet OS is the best floppy OS.
well, I figured that it was a CD and the smaller the CD the less access time for 185mb vs 700mb....it's slower running from a CD regardless, so smaller would be better. Plus I was looking for some lower resouce PCs I have laying around....
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how good are those nics. are they new or refurbished or used? how fast do they go?
EDIT: On second thought, we didn't get the Cele then. I think we got a deal on W98 then, though.
I got these old computer paper ads from 1992
Menuet OS is the best floppy OS.
by the way, do you know any LiveCD *BSD distributions?
those are LiveCD *BSD OSs
FreeSBIE is a LiveCD based on the FreeBSD Operating system
freebsd is a free os, so it is
Frenzy is the same
they all have a similar kernel (*BSD-like), but they are made by different creators!
so, do not tell comercial FreeBSD, tell comercial *BSD-like UNIX system
I may try a BSD someday, in VMware or similar.
-Q
But useless for me for now...