Topic: BTC-Puppy - Live, No network, Brainwallet CD-ROM (Read 2675 times)
I downloaded the ISO, burned it, and tested it; works very well
is the derivative working to mine?
I'm about t download this to test using my old computer.
I'm about t download this to test using my old computer.
I made something like this but I used Slitaz Linux instead of Puppy. The ISO was about 30MB iirc.
This is exactly what I need. Thanks!
I like this. Puppy Linux is great for older computers since its so lightweight. Only think I could find that would run on this old HP laptop. Can you include some additional independent address generators? Perhaps brainwallet.org and the Cascascius tool? If I'm going to send a significant amount of BTC to cold storage I'd like to be able to verify the keypairs or passphrase>addresses with more than one tool, ideally at least 3. This will be handy for people who can also not afford the latest-greatest tech.
love it!!!!
i was worried that the main brainwallet site there would need to stay online for people to figure out the brainwallets.. if we can do it ourself, maybe i'll put some btc in my noggin!
i was worried that the main brainwallet site there would need to stay online for people to figure out the brainwallets.. if we can do it ourself, maybe i'll put some btc in my noggin!
Really like this idea, could be a nice thing to have on a business card CDROM. I don't suppose you chose any kernel secure RAM options? If remember well there's a few things in there that greatly improve the security.
My goal would be to turn all external access off. Network, USB, Serial...
Your passphrase, address & key would get hand-written on paper.
This is obviously not for everyday use. This is for long-term savings accounts where the key is stored in a safety deposit box or your brain.
Your passphrase, address & key would get hand-written on paper.
This is obviously not for everyday use. This is for long-term savings accounts where the key is stored in a safety deposit box or your brain.
Can it talk to printers? If networking is disabled, does that limit it to USB printers?
BTC-Puppy is a compact linux distribution (network disabled) designed for a single purpose - to generate offline, bitcoin brain wallets. This is a 'Live' booting CDROM that runs from RAM, launches a local copy of bitaddress.org in a web browser to generate offline bitcoin addresses.
This is a very early concept. If people find it useful, I'll trim all the unnecessary software from the distribution to create an ISO under 40MB.
Project page is at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/btcpuppy
More information on Puppy Linux here: http://puppylinux.org
This is a very early concept. If people find it useful, I'll trim all the unnecessary software from the distribution to create an ISO under 40MB.
Project page is at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/btcpuppy
More information on Puppy Linux here: http://puppylinux.org
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