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usafinders

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this might be a good time for a reminder:

r50zyry5

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How to create this from scratch is pyblished on newest Hakin9 magazine:

http://hakin9.org/hakin9-starterkit-bitcoin-12011/

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r50zyry5

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Quote from: Huesos on July 28, 2011, 06:40:22 PM

your images appear to be dead please reup them

Done

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Huesos

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your images appear to be dead please reup them

r50zyry5

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How-To abou how to create that from scratch will be published on 7 August

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netrin

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FirstBits: 168Bc

Have you gotten a chance to publish a raw HOWTO from scratch?

(also, I'd be more keen to follow your tutorials if you did not use colors (particularly yellow)).

r50zyry5

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Quote from: bitlotto on July 10, 2011, 08:50:11 AM

Interesting work so far. I think tiny core linux has huge potential as a distro for bitcoin. I was wondering why the download was so big? When I was experimenting with tiny core I was figuring I could get bitcoin to run in under 50 MB total distro size...

Is big becouse it's image of flashdrive

300mb block's
120mb block's index

etc

bitlotto

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Interesting work so far. I think tiny core linux has huge potential as a distro for bitcoin. I was wondering why the download was so big? When I was experimenting with tiny core I was figuring I could get bitcoin to run in under 50 MB total distro size...

r50zyry5

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New version released.

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r50zyry5

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Screenshots and added apps will be posted when I come to home.

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david4dev

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It would be nice to have a description of what exactly comes bundled with the live CD and also maybe some screenshots.

You should post the source code / build scripts etc that you used to create the live CD and what original image you modified. This is so that people can verify that it is not modified to steal wallets.

I'm sure it isn't but you can never be too careful Wink

netrin

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Try firstbits.com case insensitive and requires only 4-7 characters today. Hey OP, I think your image is a great idea, but I'd much rather see how you put the tc image together. Then I'd be happy to test and comment.

KenJackson

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Quote from: r50zyry5 on July 05, 2011, 07:35:08 AM

Quote from: KenJackson on July 05, 2011, 07:18:35 AM

Your URL looks like a bitcoin address, but blockexplorer says its not.

In Block Explorer try : 1NYW7RTnwyqhFAyKpKsashinG2ucqg6Cro

Ah! That raises another interesting twist.
URLs are case insensitive, but not so with bitcoin addresses.
That poses a problem for this scheme.

r50zyry5

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Quote from: KenJackson on July 05, 2011, 07:18:35 AM

Quote from: r50zyry5 on July 04, 2011, 04:59:58 AM

Download

http://1nyw7rtnwyqhfaykpksashing2ucqg6cro.pl/swl/swl_bo_tcl.zip
http://1nyw7rtnwyqhfaykpksashing2ucqg6cro.pl/swl/swl_bo_tcl.z01

Your URL looks like a bitcoin address, but blockexplorer says its not.

The use of a bitcoin address for a domain name is a novel idea. I wonder if that will become a fad? I wonder if we'll end up with a .bc top level domain (tld).

Does your domain name have a meaning?
Is it a big acronym?
Or is it just supposed to look like a bitcoin address?

In Block Explorer try : 1NYW7RTnwyqhFAyKpKsashinG2ucqg6Cro

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KenJackson

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Quote from: r50zyry5 on July 04, 2011, 04:59:58 AM

Download

http://1nyw7rtnwyqhfaykpksashing2ucqg6cro.pl/swl/swl_bo_tcl.zip
http://1nyw7rtnwyqhfaykpksashing2ucqg6cro.pl/swl/swl_bo_tcl.z01

Your URL looks like a bitcoin address, but blockexplorer says its not.

The use of a bitcoin address for a domain name is a novel idea. I wonder if that will become a fad? I wonder if we'll end up with a .bc top level domain (tld).

Does your domain name have a meaning?
Is it a big acronym?
Or is it just supposed to look like a bitcoin address?

r50zyry5

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Quote from: Arrow on July 05, 2011, 03:44:43 AM

Quote from: r50zyry5 on July 05, 2011, 03:12:54 AM

This is an image of linux create using dd

When you burn this to pendrive you get full and safe linux on pendrive, you can keep this always with you.

If you dont trust you can make this your own.
Just download TnyCore Linux and put few apps .

But when you download this you have all in one place and its ready to work.

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Ok, I see what you did now. Yea, keeping a small bootable version of linux encrypted on a flash drive is a good idea.

Thanks, you tested it ?
I really need tester's who give me advise what add to this linux.

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Arrow

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Quote from: r50zyry5 on July 05, 2011, 03:12:54 AM

This is an image of linux create using dd

When you burn this to pendrive you get full and safe linux on pendrive, you can keep this always with you.

If you dont trust you can make this your own.
Just download TnyCore Linux and put few apps .

But when you download this you have all in one place and its ready to work.

Best Regards
r50zyry5

Ok, I see what you did now. Yea, keeping a small bootable version of linux encrypted on a flash drive is a good idea.

r50zyry5

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This is an image of linux create using dd

When you burn this to pendrive you get full and safe linux on pendrive, you can keep this always with you.

If you dont trust you can make this your own.
Just download TnyCore Linux and put few apps .

But when you download this you have all in one place and its ready to work.

Best Regards
r50zyry5

Arrow

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Thanks, but temporarily at least Truecrypt will work. It's not as convenient, but it works.

I don't know if the program you are offering is actually safe, and so I won't try it, and I'd advise others to avoid trying it as well.

I can wait until version 0.4 when wallet encryption comes out.

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