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MagOS 20110413 (based on Mandriva 2010.2) | 1.06 Gb

MagOS Linux - is a multi-distribution based on Mandriva Linux scripts and Linux-live.org. According to the principle of MagOS a Live system, which can be used as a normal distribution. In this case, you get all the same as in normal distribution + incredible flexibility through modules and features to boot the system virtually from anywhere (hard drives, flash drives, network boot via NFS, HTTP, DVD). A compressed file system makes the distribution of compact and increases the speed.

A brief overview of the system:
Installation is just copying files to the file system (FAT, NTFS, EXT, etc.), the loader put through scripts under Linux and Windows.
By storing data files by default allocated 512 MB for the first profile, and 256 MB of the second profile that can be changed at will (the console)
Profiles include adapting the system for themselves and do not contain general distribution files, you can easily archive, copy, view and edit, reset the file changes (cm / mnt / live / memory / changes)
Scripts linux-live.org provide certain advantages, such as: copy2ram option and ability to save data directly to Flash USB to FAT system
Ability to work without a hard drive in your computer
Equipment automatically detected and configured during system startup.

The system includes:
MagOS contains about 3,5 GB of software packed in lzma modules with total size of about 1 GB.
The composition includes MagOS directly 3 graphic environments - KDE4, Gnome, LXDE. Possible to choose any depending on personal preferences and capabilities of the hardware.
Included software for the Internet, office, administration and reconstruction, image editors, development environments.
Possible to run programs and games for Windows using the library of Wine, but PlayOnLinux makes it easy to configure software in Wine.
On the video card that supports acceleration (Nvidia, Ati, Intel) might use a three-dimensional desktop Compiz with incredible graphics effects.
Ext. Information:
Possible to have 4 desktop operating system for 2 GB Flash USB (1 GB MagOS + 4 profiles, 256 MB)
You can create a customized user neubivaemy OS, where the required data are stored on the screw in the folder, and all changes to the system after the reboot are lost and the system is restored to its original state.
"The principle of humanity." The system is configured and not a computer, and a man. You always wears his running with you and use it on different computers.
You can throw out unnecessary system modules and assemble software distribution tasks in formats: Live CD / DVD, Live Flash, Live HDD
The system can easily add modules, and make your module can even inexperienced user.
Activate the module, you can simply click and he immediately "on the fly is available in the system.
Possible to boot the system via HTTP or NFS for diskless terminals and at the same time get a thick client with the ability to run Windows in a virtual machine (Windows running on HTTP!!! And not subject to virus attacks). At the same time can work in programs requiring large computational resources (programs and 3D modeling, etc.) and what was not achieved when using thin client technology.
Support for AES256 encrypted modules that are easily created and connected.
Separate containers home directory / home with the possibility of encryption AES256.
Modules available on record in which you can store individual directories, personal settings, documents, files, etc.
Easy to upgrade through synchronization with a centralized repository.
The set of modules assembled with a set of programs on various topics.
and much more.

Features Release 20110413:
includes updates on 11/04/2011
Fixed shutdown and restart of the LXDE;
ntlmaps enabled server to work through a proxy MS ISA;
replaced with graphical logo Mandriva on their own;
made 3 new desktop theme for all graphic media (LXDE Gnome KDE)
MagOS
MagOS-dark
MagOS-green
added new wallpaper bluesth bluesth-green bluesth-red KStarboard;
The default theme MagOS, wallpaper bluesth. With ini file allows you to select themes and wallpapers. For example, to return to the old style, use the options BACKGROUND = BlueC4D THEME = Mandriva;
added packages lirc, proxychains dependency;
added to the compressed virtual memory swap. Swap Service compcache created automatically at startup, if not connected to any swap partition (or file). To disable this feature, use the ini file SERVICESNOSTART = compcache;
ntpd time server is configured to distribute time in local area network;
possible to disable tmpfs for / tmp on the work in the profile. For this we introduce a new parameter ini file TMPFS. Use this option when working on machines with a small number of CMV memory and if your profile is on the hard disk;
refined tool for creating lzm modules.

System requirements
USB-drive capacity from 2GB (MagOS itself takes ~ 1GB)
CPU: all processors at least i586: Pentium, Celeron, Athlon, Duron, Sempron
RAM: 256MB (for LXDE), 512MB (for KDE and GNOME), 1024MB recommended (up to 64GB - supported). With a small amount of memory is recommended to include searching swap (boot parameter findswap)
Video Card: NVIDIA آ®, ATI â„¢, Intel آ® i8xx and i9xx (there is support for a three-dimensional mode and games)
Sound Card: all compatible with Sound Blaster and AC97
Miscellaneous: supports virtually all network cards, disk controllers, printers, etc.
The BIOS to boot from USB (it is possible to boot from a bootable mini-CD (~ 20 MB), which redirects you to boot from USB).
Architecture: 32 bit

Leadership. How to install MagOS
Installing on a flash drive
1. Unpack the archive
2. Copy all the files in the root of the stick (capitalization is important)
3. Set the boot running one of the scripts
boot/grub4dos/install.lin/bootinst.sh
boot / syslinux / install.lin / bootinst.sh - under Linux
boot/grub4dos/install.win/bootinst.bat
boot / syslinux / install.win / bootinst.bat - from under the Window $
Do not run scripts if they lie on the screw, they change the mbr device on which lie.

Creating a live dvd
1. Unpack the archive
2. Create an image of one of the scripts
boot/grub4dos/install.lin/make_iso.sh
boot / syslinux / install.lin / make_iso.sh - under Linux
boot/grub4dos/install.win/make_iso.bat
boot / syslinux / install.win / make_iso.bat - from under the Window $
3. the file record any program on a carrier

Install the screw in Linux
Installation can be performed as well as the stick.
If you do not want to change the boot loader already installed,
you can copy to any section of the folder only MagOS and customize your own boot

Install the screw in the windows
Considered a safe option to install when the mbr and boot sectors of disks do not change, is only setting the standard boot loader.
(When your computer starts you will be asked which system to load).
1. Unpack the archive
2. Copy the boot to the root of any partition (in NT/2K/XP only need to use C
3. Adjust the boot one of the scripts
boot/grub4dos/install.win/add2ntldr.bat - for NT/2K/XP
boot/grub4dos/install.win/add2vista.bat - for Vista / 7
4. Copy the folder MagOS to any section
5. If the folder MagOS is not on the same partition as the boot, then the line raskomentarte find ... in sections MagOS file bootgrub4dosmenu.lst (necessary to remove the lattice)
scripts must be run under the administrator.
In Vista or 7ke first start Windows Explorer or File Manager under administrator and then out of his script, too, as admin (run by the right mouse button)

Booting from USB on computers do not support this
You'll have to make a bootable minidisc one of the scripts
boot/grub4dos/install.lin/make_boot_iso.sh
boot / syslinux / install.lin / make_boot_iso.sh - under Linux
boot/grub4dos/install.win/make_boot_iso.bat
boot / syslinux / install.win / make_boot_iso.bat - from under the Window $
The image will take about 20M


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