DSL Ideas and Suggestions :: UBCD and DSL together

This one has been a long time waiting... :-)

UBCD ver 3.0 now has a custom INSERT Knoppix which supports other
modules which can be found at SourceForge.
- Firefox 0.8
- Nettools-1.0 (contains Snort 2.2.0, Ethereal 0.10.6, Firewall Builder 2.0.1)

In addition, it has 4 versions of small Linux
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Tom's Boot Disk 2.0.103
Recovery Is Possible (RIP) 3.1
BasicLinux 3.2
Trinux 0.89

And the typical myriad of other utilities..

Hard Disk Installation
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MaxBlast 3 (Maxtor) 3.6
DiscWizard 2003 (Seagate) 10.45.06
Disk Manager (Seagate) 9.56a
Disk Manager (Samsung) 10

Hard Disk Diagnosis
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Drive Fitness Test (IBM/Hitachi) 3.73
PowerMax (Maxtor/Quantum) 4.09
DLG Diagnostic (Western Digital) 4.15
DLG Diagnostic (Western Digital) 5.04c
Data Lifeguard (Western Digital) 11.0
SeaTools Desktop (Seagate) 1.06.02
SeaTools Desktop (Seagate) 3.00.07en
Diagnostic Tool (Fujitsu) 6.20
SHDIAG (Samsung) 1.25
HUTIL (Samsung) 1.19
GWSCAN (Gateway) 3.15
GWSCAN (Gateway) 5.09
Salvation HDD Scan and Repair 3.0

Hard Disk Device Management
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Feature Tool (IBM/Hitachi) 1.94
AMSET (Maxtor) 4.00
MAXLLF (Maxtor) 1.1
UATA100 (Seagate) 3.06
Ultra ATA Manager (Western Digital) June, 2003
SMARTUDM 2.00
ATA Password Tool 1.1
ATAINF 1.3
Hard Disk Wiping
AutoClave 0.3
Active@ KillDisk Free Edition 3.1
Darik's Boot and Nuke 1.0.3
PC INSPECTOR e-maxx 0.95 Build 775

Hard Disk Cloning
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HDClone (Free Edition) 2.0
g4u 1.17
PC INSPECTOR clone maxx 0.95 Build 769
XXCOPY 2.85.5

Hard Disk Sector Editors
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Disk Editor 3.0
DISKMAN4 4.01
PTS DiskEditor 1.04

Partition Tools
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Ranish Partition Manager 2.44
XFDISK (Extended FDISK) 0.9.3beta
SPFDISK (Special FDISK) 2000-03q
TestDisk 5.3
Partition Resizer 1.3.4
Partition Saving 2.90
Free FDISK 1.3.0
MBRtool 2.2.100
MBRWork 1.07b
FIPS 2.0
Active@ Partition Recovery 2.1.1

Boot Managers
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Smart BootManager 3.7R1
Gujin 0.9
GAG 4.3

File Managers
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DOS Navigator 3.7.0
File Maven 3.5a

NTFS Tools
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Offline NT Password & Registry Editor with SCSI drivers ver. 040818
Active NTFS Reader for DOS 1.0.1
EditBINI 1.01.1
Boot Partition 2.50

System Burn-In Test
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Lucifer 1.0

CPU Tests
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CPU Burn-in 1.00
Mersenne Prime Test 23.5.2

Memory Tests
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Memtest86 3.1a
Memtest86+ 1.26
Windows Memory Diagnostic
DocMem RAM Diagnostic 1.45a
DocMem RAM Diagnostic 2.1b
TestMem4 4
ctramtest 5.1

Peripherals Tests
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Parallel port detection and test utilities 1.45
ATAPI CDROM Identification 2.03

CPU Information
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Intel Processor Frequency ID Utility 7.1.20040716

System Information
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AIDA16 2.14
NSSI 0.58.3
PC-Config 9.33
ASTRA 4.21
PCISniffer 1.2
PCI 0.49B
CTIA 2.1

Benchmark Applications
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System Speed Test 32 4.78
3D Benchmark VGA 1.0
CPU Benchmark n/a
CD Index 1.1

BIOS Utilities
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BIOS 1.34.0
UniFlash 1.37
WipeCMOS 1.2
CMOSPWD 4.3
!BIOS 3.20

DOS Boot Disks
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FreeDOS Boot Disk n/a
NwDsk: NetWare Boot Disk 3.17
Madboot Floppy 8.0

Antivirus Tools
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F-Prot Antivirus for DOS (Personal use only)
Virus definition: 27 July 2004 3.15a
McAfee Antivirus Scanner
Virus definition: 27 July 2004 4.32.0

Network Tools
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Freesco 0.3.2
Arachne WWW Browser 1.75
QNX Demo Browser (network and modem version) 4.00
NetCopy 0.2
DOSRDP 2.0/XP

Disk Image Tools
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Disk Image Writer

Here's to quality work - wherever we find it, cheers!

wow, that is a lot of utils

I have made a boot cd from ubcd, dsl and movix without removing software from ubcd or dsl and still having more than enough space to put a few .dsl packages and other bootdisks.
Works beautifully and still easily fits onto a 210mb 8cm CDR.

IF UBCD is a fork, why are all these posts coming in here? This is for DSL ides and suggestions. Forks can have their own maling lists,surely?

Quote (freeballer @ Dec. 19 2004,21:04)

Wow are you able to do that on version 3.3 and post it to the the UBCD forum ?

I will run the Torrent for as long as you want. Of course you know this is the objective of why I (cmatt77) opened this thread over a year ago. BTW: Softgun, this is not a fork! it's a compilation...(just people helping people).

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Victor Chew - Wrapping-up UBCD 3.3:

- Updated CDShell to V2.1.6.

- Updated BCDW to V2.0a1.

- The FreeDOS-based boot disks have been updated to V3.25. Please read the NwDsk history page for more information. In addition, FreeDOS for UBCD now comes with optional universal SCSI support as well as parameterized booting (memdisk and bcdw only). Thanks to Erwin Veermans for the contribution.

- INSERT LINUX has been updated to include 5 different bootup modes. Thanks to Charles Appel for the contribution.

- Updated Drive Fitness Test to V4.02.

- Updated g4u to V2.0.

- Updated MemTest86+ to V1.55. Thanks to Travis McMurry for the update.

- Updated IBM Feature Tool to V1.97. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated MaxBlast to V4.0. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated PCI to V1.1. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.
Updated Offline NT Password & Registry Editor to 050303. Thanks to Uriel Sigala for the update.

- Updated ASTRA to V5.00. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated UniFlash to V1.40. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated TestDisk to V5.7. Thanks to Christophe Grenier for the update.

- Updated PowerMax to V4.21. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated Arachne to V1.83. Thanks to Erwin Veermans for the updated image.

- Updated MHDD to V4.2. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated F-Prot to V3.16B. Thanks to SebastienG, Larry Smith and Stefano for the update.

- Updated Partition Saving to V3.00. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated DBAN to V1.0.5. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Updated CMOSPWD to V4.6. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Added AVG Free Edition V7.0. Thanks to Alan Loughlin for the suggestion.

- Added CHZ Monitor-Test V1.0. Thanks to nynyny for the suggestion.

- Added Necromancer's DOS Navigator V2.15.

- Added GRUB V0.95. Thanks to Michael Schierl for the suggestion.

- Added SCSIMax V2.1. Thanks to halcyon22 for the suggestion.

- Added Eraser for DOS V5.6. Thanks to vaceituno for the suggestion.

- Added FileLink V3.01 (from Caldera OpenDOS V7.03). Thanks to vaceituno for the suggestion.

- Added QwikTest. Thanks to Eric Auer who indirectly pointed me to the web page containing this program.

- Added D-Browse V1.23. Thanks to Eric Auer for suggesting this.

- Removed Ontrack Data Advisor Free Edition because it has expired and will no longer run. Thanks to Russ for informing me.

- Removed Disk Image Writer until it can support IGZ format.
AutoClave has been discontinued and will no longer be updated by its author. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- The floppy version of RIP has been discontinued. Thanks to SebastienG for the update.

- Fixed HUTIL to run from RAM disk instead of CDROM because disk diagnostic function writes a log file to disk. Thanks to Mark Holtz for reporting the problem.

- Fixed version number of Smart BootManager to read V3.7.1 instead of V3.7R1.

- Timeout checking is now performed only in the main menu, not submenus.

- Main menu now count down the number of minutes to booting first harddisk. Thanks to Erwin Veermans for the idea.

- Reintroduced PowerMax V4.09, as recommended by Scott Cooper: "Keep Maxtor's 4.09 test as well as the latest (4.21) as Maxtor intentionally crippled the newer versions to not run on non-Maxtor drives. I have been using Maxtor's 4.09 to double-check other tests/drives. I've found it more useful than DFT, which also (as of 3.x) runs on other brands."

- Modified UBCD to use [F8] and [F9] to boot from HDD so that it is similar to the Windows boot option menu. Thanks to Scott Cooper for the suggestion.

- Run a separate timeout.scn when main menu times out to allow for easier customization. Thanks to Scott Cooper for the suggestion.

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