Encontré esta distro para la gente que desee un LiveCD para PowerPC, un día
de estos ví la pregunta y también me surgió la duda, entre a
penguinppc.orgy ahí estaba la respuesta, donde siempre.
Finnix, the LiveCD for system administrators
Finnix is a self-contained, bootable Linux CD distribution ("LiveCD") for
system administrators, based on Debian testing. You can mount and manipulate
hard drives and partitions, monitor networks, rebuild boot records, install
other operating systems, and much more. Finnix includes the latest
technology for system administrators, with Linux kernel 2.6, LVM2, encrypted
partitions, etc. And above all, Finnix is small; currently the entire
distribution is over 300MiB, but is dynamically compressed into a bootable
image of about 100MiB1 <http://www.finnix.org/#endnote_isosizes>. Finnix is
not intended for the average desktop user, and does not include any
desktops, productivity tools, or sound support, in order to keep
distribution size low.
Finnix is freely distributable under the terms of the GNU General Public
License <http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html>. For more information, please
see Legal <http://www.finnix.org/Legal>.
System requirements
Finnix has the following system requirements:
- CPU:
- x86: 586 or higher x86 CPU (will work on AMD64/EM64T CPUs in 32-bit
mode)
- AMD64/EMT64 in 64-bit mode with the "finnix64" boot profile
- PowerPC: G5, G4, or NewWorld G3, including iMacs, Power Macs,
Powerbooks, and the Mac Mini
- Intel Macs <http://www.finnix.org/Intel_Macs> are supported via the x86
CD.
- 32MiB RAM absolute minimum; 128MiB recommended
- Standard ATAPI or SATA CDROM drive
- Linux swap partition recommended, but not required
- Network card recommended, but not required
- 192MiB RAM is required to run Finnix completely within RAM; 256MiB
recommended
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