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  1. 04-02-2007 03:36 PM #1
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    Hi there

    Im running a larger nettwork, and ofte need to reinstall os on the drive. Can anyone tell me is it possible to make a stabile kernel, running only nettwork/monitor and make it so small it fits on a 1gb memory stick?

    is this possible? all the other stuff comes by nettwork, applications and the rest of the OS, then reboot an... voila!
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    Is it possible to explain your request a bit? Kernel is only 4 mb, it's just the OS core.
    I think you are talking of a live system aren't you?
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    Yes, a live system, but gui is not important here, only a guest process from filewave(.com) the FW deamon is loading other components on to the disk.
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    I would suggest asking on IRC. JaS is there who is very into LiveCD stuff.
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    Why not DL darwin from apple site ? It doesn't even require any patch and is about 500Mb large
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    http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/images/
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