Friday, December 10, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Practice safe and secure SSH !
Some tips to consider when using SSH.
Probably the most ubiquitous piece of software in use is OpenSSH. It is from the developers that also bring us that most secure OS, OpenBSD. We all use it, we all love it, we all depend on it. Please donate to these great projects if you can! And read on for the tips...
Probably the most ubiquitous piece of software in use is OpenSSH. It is from the developers that also bring us that most secure OS, OpenBSD. We all use it, we all love it, we all depend on it. Please donate to these great projects if you can! And read on for the tips...
Monday, September 13, 2010
Add bootable DOS support to your USB stick
Building on the previous post where we added SystemRescueCD capabilities to our USB stick (please see that post for details and conventions that pertain to this one as well) while still being able to use it for transferring files between various OS, we will now add bootable DOS support so that we can use it for BIOS updates as well as other DOS based tools such as Intel's SSD firmware updater.
Labels:
boot,
bootable,
dos,
flash drive,
freedos,
makebootfat,
systemrescuecd,
usb
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Add SystemRescueCD capability to your USB stick
For Linux users: Creating a bootable SystemRescueCD USB stick. The SystemRescueCD is an invaluable resource and should be in every techs toolkit. Kudos and much thanks to the developers!
Labels:
boot,
bootable,
flash drive,
forensics,
linux,
rescue,
systemrescuecd,
usb
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Ubuntu install hangs on partitioning @43%
Many sites are recommending setting up the partition table on an SSD using:
I discovered that:
- fdisk -H 32 -S 32 /dev/sdx
I discovered that:
- fdisk -H 224 -S 56 /dev/sdx
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Overview for installing Ubuntu via network
Simple overview for installing Ubuntu via network.
- Ubuntu Server is the OS we will install in this guide.
- Note: this is just the big picture, other guides can instruct on setting up the various DHCP, DNS, TFTP, and HTTP servers.
- The main idea is to focus on the fact that once the detail work is done (and most local networks have these setup) there's basically only 3 major steps to net install nirvana.
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