Tag Archives: Berryboot

Interesting bit on Netgear

Posted on 2 December 2016 by E.M.Smith

A Netgear Router login fail leads to some interesting information, and a few words on BerryBoot and Kernel upgrades… i.e. don’t do it ‘the usual way’. Continue reading →

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Why Multi-Boot and Time To New Distro Boot

Posted on 11 May 2016 by E.M.Smith

Why do I have so many distributions of Linux that I boot up at any one sitting? How long does it take to install and run a new distribution (release)? Isn’t that hard and a lot of work? So why not just “pick one” and be done? Continue reading →

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Building A Nearly Tails Raspbian Pi

Posted on 3 November 2015 by E.M.Smith

A modestly amnesiac and modestly incognito and modestly secure modestly cheap computer system. While it still needs a fair amount of work to get everything locked down and turned into a fully TAILS like environment; I think this is good enough to use “as is” for a fair degree of privacy and security at a reasonable price. Continue reading →

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