Installing SliTaz Linux the small ( 30 Mb) linux OS in Virtualbox

I installed SliTaz (Simple Light Incredible Temporary Autonomous Zone???) on my PC using Sun's virtualbox. SliTaz is a very small distro -- 30Mb-- even smaller than Damn Small Linux. It features the 2.6.30.6 Linux kernel.

Here are some more features.

Root filesystem taking about 100 MB and ISO image less than 30 MB.
Ready to use Web server powered by LightTPD with CGI and PHP support.
Browse the Web with Mozilla Firefox or Retawq in text mode.
Sound support provided by Alsa mixer, audio player and CD ripper/encoder.
Chat, mail and FTP clients.
SSH client and server powered by Dropbear.
Database engine with SQLite.
Generate a LiveUSB device.
Tools to create, edit or burn CD or DVD images.
Elegent desktop with Openbox running on the top of Xvesa (X server).
Homemade graphical boxes to command line utilities.
1400 packages easily installable from the mirror.
Active and friendly community.

You can go to their website and download the LiveCD in the stable or the current, more up to date versions.


http://www.slitaz.org

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[fatriff]

Can't stand virtualboxers.. Buy a real computer you cheap ass.

[allenbeme]

@fatriff "Can't stand virtualboxers.. Buy a real computer you cheap ass."

Virtualization is the way to go. In 2 years, All Linux distros will be running on top of Hyper-V on the new UEFI secure boot computers.

[derzenit1337]

@fatriff never read a comment as stupid as this.. im owning a 3000 € system just to run virtual boxes with several servers on it.. it seems that you just don´t know what you´re talking about! (:

[derzenit1337]

fatriff never read a comment that stupid :D

im owning a 3000 $ just to run several virtual boxes.

[mydemtel]

Excellent - Just what I needed. Thanks.

[EconomicTerror]

Great video



[barapatan]

While it was great to see all the applications included with the OS, I could've cared less when I was instead only looking for a video on someone actually installing the operating system into a virtual machine, which I still haven't seen in this video. All the uploader has done is navigate through the LiveCD. Thanks for the video.

[msa1985]

manipulate those fuckin partitions

[MatthiasDuyck]

if you have downloaded the regular and normal version it is not going to be able to boot with 16 megs but the loram versions are