Slitaz is an extremely lightweight GNU/Linux distribution specially for resource limited systems, just around 42MB. This tiny distro packs enough feature reach tool sufficient for regular use. Slitaz's openbox and LXDE […]
Check BIOS, UEFI, motherboard info in Linux
Sometime it's necessary to check BIOS, UEFI, or motherboard information, mostly for hardware upgrade and troubleshooting purpose. Its possible to get those information by checking the hardware manufacturer's site, but […]
Booting Slax Linux from OpenWrt PXE server
First of all, if you don't know what is Slax, it's a highly usable and compact slackware based GNU/Linux live CD distro just around 230 MB. It's one of the […]
How to update CPU microcode in Linux
What is microcode ? Simply for a CPU, microcode could be assumed as firmware of the CPU, which generally adds more functionality to the processor and patches hardware level bugs. […]
How to use Debian as a rolling release distribution
Debian stable versions are notable for their stability, security and performance. Debian team maintains a time based stable version release and the software repository is somewhat outdated. So isn't it […]
Debian minimal install guide step by step
Here's a debian minimal install guide with step by step instruction and screenshots. No doubt that Debian and it's forks are the most popular GNU/Linux distributions. Debian gained popularity for […]
How to setup a multiboot PXE server with OpenWrt
PXE servers are cool, boot one or many machines over the network, install a new OS, run live CDs on disk-less machines, etc. etc. Why not setup a multiboot PXE […]
How to setup an OpenWrt PXE boot server
Have a router with OpenWrt installed ? Why not use it for something else ? As a OpenWrt PXE server for booting your favorite Linux/UNIX distro. Possibilities with a PXE […]
How to setup OpenWrt extroot, rootfs on USB storage
Here I'm going to share my experience with OpenWrt extroot on a TP-Link MR-3220 v2.4 router. Though I did this on a MR-3220, this guide also applies to other routers like […]
Generate package download list with apt-get for offline install
No internet, it's costly or too slow ? Don't worry, you can download the Debian packages (deb files) somewhere elsewhere, I mean where internet is fast and affordable. In this […]