Just discovered a CD alternative.
BTC-Puppy is an ISO-file with linux+brainwallet.
I burned it to a disk and it works well.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btc-puppy-live-no-network-brainwallet-cd-rom-108990
Topic: USB with Linux and Brainwallet (Read 853 times)
Now running Linux USB with brainwallet. Was a lot easier than I thought 
First I downloaded and installed Linux Live USB Creator - http://www.linuxliveusb.com
It was very straight forward. I had no idea which Linux to install so I just chose the first option.
After the Linux USB was created, I added the bitadress folders to it (unzipped).
To start the USB on boot I had to click F2 to go to BIOS. At setup I had to put the USB boot options on top and then save.
Next time I booted Linux started up (be patient, it takes several minutes).
Under folder "cdrom" I found the bitadress folder, then found the .html file and opened it in firefox.
First I downloaded and installed Linux Live USB Creator - http://www.linuxliveusb.com
It was very straight forward. I had no idea which Linux to install so I just chose the first option.
After the Linux USB was created, I added the bitadress folders to it (unzipped).
To start the USB on boot I had to click F2 to go to BIOS. At setup I had to put the USB boot options on top and then save.
Next time I booted Linux started up (be patient, it takes several minutes).
Under folder "cdrom" I found the bitadress folder, then found the .html file and opened it in firefox.
Two sources. A Linux distro and https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org/archive/master.zip Too complicated?
Who would you trust to verify your "all in one zip file"?
Thanks for the link. Tried it out. Easy to use.
I'd trust such a zip if it were downloadable from a source such as github AND it had been around for some months with no negative comments on bitcointalk, reddit, etc.
Two sources. A Linux distro and https://github.com/pointbiz/bitaddress.org/archive/master.zip Too complicated?
Who would you trust to verify your "all in one zip file"?
Is that safe enough? I do not think so, you can use blockchain services directly.
I found some old guides describing how to make a USB with Linux and Brainwallet.
But these were quite complicated and required downloads from several sources.
Is there a single zip files with the complete package? For safety reasons it would be good if there was one zip file with a known MD5 hash that has been verified.
But these were quite complicated and required downloads from several sources.
Is there a single zip files with the complete package? For safety reasons it would be good if there was one zip file with a known MD5 hash that has been verified.
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