Linux in RAM

[Kareem Shehata]

I use a LEAF (Linux Embedded Application Firewall) based firewall image
called Dachstein in a few locations.  I've also used a 32M Disk-On-Chip to
boot QNX on a robot I once built.  Except for firmware weirdness, it
worked just like a harddrive, and had drivers for Linux.  Google for LEAF
and have a look around.  There are lots of other micro-distribution, but I
haven't played with any of them.
Kareem

Dave Stubbs said:
> Hello all,
>
> Wondering if anyone has been able to get something like this going
> before....
>
> I'm looking to build a shock-proof portable Linux


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