GNOBSD 4.6 LiveDVD

GNOBSD is an OpenBSD-based live DVD which boots into a GNOME desktop and includes a graphical system installer (written in Ruby) for transferring the system to a hard disk or a USB storage device. The system includes some popular desktop applications, such as Mozilla Firefox and MPlayer. The LiveDVD is using the OpenBSD single-processor kernel, all sets, excluding the compiler-set, and some packages (e.g. firefox). The window-manager is GNOME. The LiveDVD starts a X-Session for the user “livecd”, who is able to become root with the command “sudo su”. As default password for the user “livecd” I choosed “livecd”. If you want to use the LiveDVD for a longer period you should change the password with the command “passwd”. The root-password is “Tor!Tor!”. The OpenBSD-PF is starting during the boot-process and loads the default-ruleset of OpenBSD. If you choosed to start a LiveSession the init-script tries to receive an IP-address over DHCP.



gnobsd_46-i386.iso checksums

MD5: 2a66e6a10544674fd5d0cfbed71e4dfc

SHA1: 7ce60056afaa9e8cda8114304ccf455011aeca32

SHA256: f7785cab81c6e29ce228fc543a1654f533b626ce14a9a667bf40b1318bead1bb

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