This is dedicated to all the hackers and the crackers
I see in binary, I speak source code
Step on my toes, I'll post a million jpegs of you in a fag pose
In your digital stance, getting firewalled ho
Cause I'm riding the net in my six foes
I was a dick with my 56
Now with my cable, I'm able to get that stable
On the out, my name is Ace and I'm a Leo
On the digital highway, my name is Neo and I'm a hero
In a flash, I'll sue you on burning dream caps
You need some ISO? Let me do my hard drive rifle
Our exchange you could never stifle
In a digital hug, you just caught the love bug
I bootlegged your CD, I caused a fight between Un and Jay-Z
Your CG, it's all gonna be free
Whether we take it by force or we take it nicely
You feel that rattle in your bones?
When I tell you we just packed out Jones
And NASDAQ, leave you flat on your back
Cause I am he who loves to hack and crack
This is dedicated to the hackers and the creeps
Stereo code, source code, ISO, RAN, SIF, SIF
This is dedicated to the...
This is episode 144 of Binary Revolution Radio
And this is your host, Droops
It seems that it's really hard to put out a show every week
And find interesting content and interesting people to be on it
And of course the most important thing, the time to actually record something
So I'm helping out a buddy and getting this thing done
Today we're gonna be talking about Slacks
Which is a live CD based on Slackware
If anyone went to Nauticon, you might have seen my talk
And pretty soon you'll be able to see it on archive.org
And maybe you've been to my website
Which is infanomicon.org
And downloaded some slides and looked at it
Well today I'm gonna be going over it a little bit
After the official business
We have some email
We got an email from Lord Kallis
K-A-H-L-E-S-S
Sorry if I mispronounced that
But he says
Hey guys, what's up?
Long time listener
I attempted to set up a binary meeting in the 760
Which is the high desert in SoCal
A while back
But stuff came up like it always does
At any rate, me and a friend are going to start our own interweb radio show podcast thingy
Any advice you can give someone with no experience on being a host of any sort
And how do you decide the topics of the show
How did you come up with your format
Though I'm assuming Stank deserves the credit for that
And any words of wisdom you might have to pass on
Well I'm gonna take a break and answer some of this
It's a pain in the butt
To do a show every week
And Jason Scott had some words of wisdom that I've taken to heart
And I've told a few people about
And that was to do series of shows
Like Binary Revolution is about to start its third series
But it doesn't stop
In between the series it goes really hardcore
And that's really hard for people to do
I mean it doesn't seem that hard when you want to make a show
You're like all gung ho
But then when you get into episode like 144
It starts to get really really hard to do
And in making a series
Maybe you make ten episodes
And then you can plan them out
Have them kind of run into each other
Record all ten of them
And then release one a week
And that gives you ten weeks
To prepare for your next series
And so people aren't
You know
Oh he's skipping shows every week
And blah blah blah complaining
And you can get your point across a lot easier
And have a lot better time with it
And then if you say
Okay that was a lot of work
I need to take a little break for the next series
It's a lot easier to do
That's something I find that's really interesting
Topics
I enjoy coming up with a topic
Of something that I'm playing with
Like as a hacker
You're doing something all the time
That you're trying to learn about
Maybe you're trying to learn
How to configure slacks
And make your own distro
Maybe you're trying to figure out
How to break into something
Maybe you're
I don't know
Whatever you're interested in
Write it down
And then when you need a topic
Oh here's a big list of things
That you're interested in
And you don't have to really think about it a lot
You're like okay
I've already got that
Like
Twat Radio
Is a show that
Maybe you're familiar with
At twattech.org
And we have people
Or at least the goal
Is to have
Everyone do a show
Every two months
And in between that
Two month period
You're sitting around
And you're like
Hey this is really
Freaking cool
You can say
Okay I'll do my twat on this
And then every episode
Would be
Everyone's two month
This is really
Freaking cool thing
Which would make
Every episode
Really freaking cool
So we're always looking
For more hosts
For that
If anyone wants to go to
Twattech.org
And sign up
Anyway
What else did he ask
The format
Well
Some people are very
Rigid on their format
Like
Binary Revolution Radio
Always has things
In order
And
My old show
And Phenomenon
And Twat Radio
Isn't really
Like that
You have to think
How you want
Your audience
To
Perceive the way
You want to do things
You have to think about
Are you a rigid person
Are you a free flowing
Kind of guy
And
Just do it
Your own personal way
Do it
Where you think
People would enjoy it
But most importantly
Do it where you think
You would enjoy it
And you're welcome
To use the format
From Binary Revolution Radio
And you're welcome
To come up with
Something else
You know
Kind of
Pick what you enjoy
Any other words
Of wisdom
Oh goodness
I don't have any
Really words of wisdom
Other than that
If you need web hosting
I have a site
Called Podcast Fertilizer
Where we give free hosting
For people that want
To start shows
Because most shows
Don't last
Ten episodes
And there's no sense
In getting someone
To pay for hosting
For ten episodes
You know
Or four
Or whatever they want to make
And then have to pay for it
For the rest of the year
Or whatever their contract
Is
So come on over to that
And if you do good with it
We'll get you a domain name
Which is a good thing
That we do
And kind of hook you up
Help you out
Most of the people
That do this
Internet radio kind of stuff
Will answer any kind of
Specific questions
That you have
If you need to figure out
What software you're going
To record with
Like Audacity
Which is what most of us use
You can email
Any of us
And we will be glad
To help you
You can come to
Pound and Phenomicon
On Freenode
And talk to the guys in there
There's a lot of people
That produce shows
That are in there
There's a guy named
Slick Zero
From BassNet Radio
And he is
Freaking awesome
With audio quality
And you can ask that guy
Anything
He'll help you out
And
What else do I know
About that
I don't know
Blah blah blah blah
Moving on
It's going to cover
Anything of general
Hackerish
Freakerish topic
I compare to
Off the Hook
Or BinRev
Except it would be
More comparable to
BinRev
Than Off the Hook
As not so much
Political content
Props to Emanuel
And what not
It's a good show
For what it is
Just have it
Listen to it
In forever
Because of all
The political content
Tends to just
Make me upset
And in content
In content
Sorry
Whereas if I listen
To your show
I'm inspired to
Hack a Gibson
Heck yeah
Hack the Gibson
Just don't do it
Over state lines
At any rate
If you have a response
I'd appreciate it
If you could email me back
At least tell me
What you responded
I don't have the time
To keep up these days
To listen to every
BinRev
Unfortunately
But I do try
And keep up
Love the show
Keep it up
Shouts to
Zydan
And
Loco
Well I wish
I'd have read that email
Before I read it
On the radio show
Now I'm going to have
To write that down
In email to the guy
Oh crap
Okay
I think that's the
Well actually
That was another email
But I can't answer it
As well as
Black Ratchet can
Because he is
Pretty freaking cool
In fact Black Ratchet
Had an article
In 2600
If you want to go
Check out that
Newest magazine
So I guess we're
Moving on to
Personal hacking stories
I don't think
There's a theme song
For this
So I'm just going to go
Personal hacking stories
Okay
Well I went to
Noticon this year
If you listened to
The Noticon wrap up
Which I believe
Was the previous episode
Let me get a sip here
And contrary to
Popular belief
I'm not drinking beer
24-7
In fact I'm enjoying
A nice coke
Right now
And at Noticon
I had a beer
Maybe I had
Five beers
For the whole week
But I had
No more than
Two at a time
Like a day
So I wasn't drunk
The entire time
I don't know
Where all these
These drunken rumors
Of me started
But Noticon
Was freaking awesome
One of the
Highlights of my time
Of course
Was the
Noticon radio
That was
Awesome
Jason Scott
You get definite
Props for that
And of course
The guys from
Living in Sin
Dexter Douglas
He's a good guy
Slicko
And the Bassnet crew
And all the other people
That wanted to help out
With Noticon radio
I believe that we're
Going to try to do that
At different cons
Mr. Ponyboy
And I believe
Mr. SlickZero
Purchased some
FM transmitters
Or an AM transmitter
And we are going to
Play around with that
At all the cons
And if no one
Heard my cool news
I'm having a baby
At least my wife
Is going to have the baby
But I helped make it
And that might put a crimp
On my going to con time
But that'll be all good
I've been setting up
Edubuntu boxes for people
And I've set one up
For myself last night
And I've been playing
With it
Playing all the little
Kid educational games
I think it's called
G-Compress
Which is a really
Really slick
Educational suite
For children
And it goes everywhere
From teaching kids
How to use a mouse
To doing math
And fractions
And you know
Cool stuff like that
They even
I didn't even write
This down in my notes
I'm just kind of
Winging it
But there's this thing
Oh crap
What was it called
It's programming
For children
With a turtle
And it's
Kind of like basic
And they've got
Really good documentation
On it
Which teaches the kids
How to read the documentation
But you move this turtle
Around
And you can
Post a string
Like you know
Print a string
On the screen
Print a string
On the screen
And make the turtle
Draw stuff
And move around
And change how fast
He goes
And how thick
The line that he
Drives behind him is
And it's just
Really really slick
I think it's
Logo maybe
Maybe logo language
I'm not really sure
I'd never seen it before
Until last night
And it was just
Freaking cool
That
Edge Ubuntu
Comes with such
Awesome things
And it's free
It runs on crappy hardware
I've got it running
Right over here
On a
Pentium 2
It's a 350
I actually found some RAM
Struggling around my room
It's like
196 megs of RAM
192
Yeah
192
That's how it works out
But uh
You know
Old piece of crap
Computer
And boom
It's running stuff
That's going to make
My kids smarter
And give them
Something to do
That's cool
With the computer
And I'm just
Really excited
About that
Um
Ooh
How did I go
From Nauticon
To that
Anyway
Um
Twat Radio
Is actually about to be
Episode 100
This week
Coming up
And we have a
Special
Super special
Guest host
For Twat
Episode 100
And it's someone
That a lot of us
In the little
Hacker media scene
Really look up to
And if you listen
To the Twat show
Or if you just
Go check out
This episode 100
And you're like
Who the hell
Is this guy
Do a little dig
And I'm sure
He might say
You know
What he did
Prior to this
But uh
This guy
Is freaking awesome
And
He's just
Really really slick
I don't want to say
His name
I'm sure you've
All figured it out
If you listen
To my
Hacker media talk
I did with
Ponyboy
At Innerzone
Or the
Hacker media panel
We did at
Nauticon
You will definitely
Know who the hell
This guy is
But uh
Anyway
Um
What else is on
My personal
Hacking thing
Hacker media
Um
Hacker media.org
Is this website
That
Has been registered
By a guy named
Kizzle
And then he
Passed it on to me
And we have
Gotten a new site
Mr. Yelsab
Designed
And
Hand coded
Like it is just
Badass looking
And
My little
Dinky Celeron
Server
Isn't going to
Run it
Very well
So uh
Stankdog
Got the
Domain name
Transferred over to him
From Mr. Kizzle
And
We are going to
Have that site up
Very very soon
I know I keep
Saying this
But
Shit just keeps
Getting in the way
And
The new
Hacker media site
Is going to be
Awesome
It's going to
List
Not only shows
That we produce
You know
Like
BinRev Radio
Or Off the Hook
But
It's also
Going to
Have things
Like
Make
Magazines
RSS
Feed
And
There's
Some
NPR
Stuff
On there
That I
Really
Enjoy
And
Of course
We don't
Want to
Promote
Make
Magazine
As much
As we
Want to
Promote
BinRev
Radio
Which is
You know
We're not
Making
Money
We're doing
Something to
Help the
Community
So
All the
Professional
Ones
Are listed
At the
Bottom of
The
Side
On the
Sides
And
The
Homebrew
Kind of
Ones
Are listed
At the
Top
On the
Sides
And
In
The
Middle
It's
Going to
Have
It reads
Completely
Off of
RSS
Feeds
And
In
The
Middle
It
Has
The
Latest
20
Entries
To
The
RSS
Feed
So
If
You
Subscribe
To
The
Hacker
Media
RSS
Feed
You
Will
Get
All
Kind
Of
Mess
But
The
Hope
Of
Course
Isn't
For
You
Build
Your
Own
Kind
Of
Thing
It's
Really
It's
Really
Cool
Mr.
Yelsab
Is
Freaking
Awesome
And
This
Is
Going
To
Go
Into
My
Last
Personal
Hacking
Story
Which
Is
Helping
Each
Other
I
Have
Been
Amazed
Of
How
Much
The
Community
Has
Come
To
Help
Me
At
Least
The
Infanomicon
Computer
Club
Like
Mr.
Petrillo
Runs
Twat
Radio
And
He
Was
Just
Some
Guy
In
IRC
We're
Like
Hey
We
Need
Some
Help
You
Know
Can
Someone
Help
Us
Post
This
Every
Day
And
Just
Out
Of
The
Woodwork
He's
Like
Yeah
And
He
Has
Just
Proved
To
Be
Excellent
When
We
Made
The
New
Twat
Website
We
Had
People
Coming
Out
Of
The
Woodwork
To
Help
Security
Test
This
Thing
And
Come
Up
With
Ideas
For
This
Thing
And
It's
Freaking
Awesome
Mr.
Living
And
It's
Going
To
Be
Under
Do
What
You
Want
With
License
Because
A lot
Of
Them
We
Don't
Know
Everything
And
We
Went
Around
And
We
Found
Examples
And
We
Used
A lot
Of
These
Examples
That
Are
Available
On
The
Internet
To
Work
Into
It
And
Figure
Out
How
Things
Work
And
We
Can't
Really
Release
It
Under
A
License
That
Says
Anything
It's
Just
Do
What
You
Want
With
Dead
Is
Just
Awesome
He
Spent
A lot
Of
Time
Security
Testing
That
Site
And
I
Don't
Want
To
Challenge
Anyone
To
Find
Holes
But
If
Anyone
Does
Tell
Us
And
We
Can
Fix
Them
Because
Twat
Radio
Is
Done
By
The
Community
And
If
Anyone
Were
To
Go
Screw
With
It
They
Would
Just
Be
Screw
In
Themselves
Anyway
And
Helping
Each
Other
Is
A
Really
Good
Thing
Like
I
Found
They
Couldn't
Do
Bin
Radio
Tonight
So
I
Helping
Them
And
I
I'm
A
Little
Late
Because
I
Didn't
Know
That
It
Was
Going
To
Be
Done
But
No
One
Asked
Me
To
Do
This
We
All
Just
Work
Together
And
If
More
Of
Us
Worked
Together
We
Would
Get
So
Much
Stuff
Accomplished
We
Talked
To
Some
Of
The
Guys
From
Germany
They're
In
The
Chaos
Computer
Club
And
They
Have
Like
Actual
Buildings
Like
We
Have
Meetings
You
Know
That
A
Couple
Guys
Show
Up
To
Or
Whatever
And
They
Have
Actual
Buildings
That
The
Club
Owns
Or
The
Club
Uses
For
All
Their
Stuff
If
You
Have
That
You're
In
The
Chaos
Computer
Club
On
Your
Resume
That's
Looked
Really
You
Looked
Upon
Really
Highly
They
Have
Classes
They
Teach
Each
Other
Like
That's
Awesome
Throat's
A Little
Dry
But
Working
Together
As A
Community
Really
Improves
Everything
And
There's
No
Sense
In
Not
Having
A
Good
Time
Like
There's
No
Sense
In
Count
Or
Pointless
Drama
On
The
Internet
We
Need
To
Help
Together
And
Work
Together
And
I
Don't
Know
Why
I'm
Just
Ranting
Sorry
Guys
What
Time
Is
It
Is
One
In
The
Evening
Right
Now
And
I
Have
A
Lot
Of
Shit
That
I
Need
To
Get
Done
But
Let's
Move
On
Into
The
Main
Topic
Main
Topic
Main
Topic
Oh
Yeah
Main
Topic
Alright
We're
Going to
Talk
About
Slacks
Based
Live
CDs
And
Currently
The
Infenomicon
Computer
Club
Is
Building
Two
Of
These
We're
Building
Podfert
Linux
And
We're
Building
Slast
Risk
Podfert
Is
A
Podcasting
Demo
Or
It's
A
Live
CD
For
Podcasters
Because
Podcasting
Is
The
Latest
Greatest
Whatever
Hoopala
Going
On
And
Well
We
Want
People
To
Use
More
Linux
I
Enjoy
It
Makes
Me
Happy
I
Cuss
A
Lot
At
It
But
It
Still
Makes
Me
Happy
And
We're
Trying
To
Take
Those
Guys
That
Are
Just
Wanting
To
Do
A
Podcast
And
Be
Cool
And
Provide
Tools
And
Tutorials
And
All
The
Things
They
Need
On
A
Live
CD
Is
Anyone
Going
To
Use
This
Probably
Not
But
We
Wanted
To
Make
A
Live
CD
And
That
Was
The
Best
Thing
We
Could
Come
Up
With
But
It's
Going
To
Be
Really
Slick
We're
Going
To
Have
All
The
Stuff
That's
Available
On
The
CD
Also
Available
On
The
Website
So
Maybe
We'll
Have
A
Good
Resource
Right
There
That
People
Have
Asterisk
On
A
Live
CD
Now
There's
Already
Asterisk
Live
CDs
Out
There
One
Of
Them
You
Have
To
Pay
For
One
Some
Of
One
Of
Them
Is
In
German
There's
A
Linux
There's
Shoot
I
Put
Myself
On
The
Spot
But
I
Don't
Really
Enjoy
Any
Of
Them
They're
Smaller
Than
My
Slasterisk
That
I've
Made
Because
We
Haven't
Cut
Everything
Out
Yeah
We're
Still
In
Alpha
But
Ours
Runs
Better
I
Want
To
Say
Right
Now
Or
At
Runs
Comparable
And
Ours
Is
Modular
And
That's
One
Of
The
Reasons
We
Wanted
To
Build
It
On
Slacks
Because
Remastering
Nopics
You
Have
To
Man
It's
A
Big
Pile
Of
Crap
You
Have
To
Do
Just
To
Make
Nopics
Work
And
I
Haven't
Gotten
Into
All
That
So
I
Not
Tools
Already
On
The
CD
For
Saving
Your
Configs
Like
Let's
In
Asterisk
Your
Main
Config
Files
Are
Like
Your
Sip
Dot
Conf
And
Your
Extensions
Dot
Conf
And
Your
Extensions
Dot
Conf
Is
Like
Your
Dial
Plan
And
Your
Sip
Dot
Comp
Tells
How
To
Talk
To
Things
Like
If
You
Have
A
VoIP
Termination
Account
With
Broad
Voice
You
Put
That
In
Your
Sip
Dot
Comp
If
You
Have
A
VoIP
Phone
Sitting
On
Your
Desk
That
Would
Go
In
Your
Sip
Dot
Comp
And
It
Would
You
Know
Get
Those
Things
To
Talk
Together
That's
How
You
Set
All
That
Up
Well
On
A
Live
CD
You
Have
To
Write
These
Every
Time
And
That's
A
Big
Pain
You
Of
Course
Could
Have
Like
An
FTP
You
Could
Go
Get
Your
Scripts
From
Somewhere
If
You
Save
Them
And
It's
A
Big
Nuisance
With
Slacks
There's
A
Thing
Called
Config
Save
And
Everything
You
Change
Slacks
Will
Look
Find
Everything
You
Changed
And
Save
It
To
A
Module
And
You
Can
Put
This
Module
On
A
Thumb
Drive
Or
You
Can
Email
This
Module
Or
You
Can
Use
A
Script
To
Do
It
Securely
Over
FTP
And
Save
Your
Module
Somewhere
So
That
Everything
You
Change
Is
All
In
This
One
Nice
Little
Package
And
There's
Also
A
Thing
Called
Web
Config
And
Web
Save
Which
Saves
Your
Stuff
On
The
Slacks
Website
Which
Isn't
Really
The
Most
Secure
Way
Of
Doing
Things
Because
You
Use
A
Pass
Phrase
And
You
Could
Write
A
Script
That
Just
Randomly
Generated
Pass
Phrases
And
Pull
Everything
Off
The
Slacks
Website
They're
Working
On
That
I
Believe
To
Implement
A
Little
Bit
More
Security
With
It
But
Once
You
Have
This
Module
You
Can
Have
It
On
A
Floppy
Disk
You
Can
Have
It
On
A
Thumb
Drive
You
Can
Have
It
You
Know
On
NFTP
And
Everywhere
You
Put
Slash
Your
CD
In
You
Get
That
Module
Load
It
Into
Memory
And
There's
Your
Config
Which
You
Saying
That's
Kind
Of
Like
What
You
Have
To
Do
With
Everything
Else
This
Is
True
But
With
The
Ease
Of
Remastering
A
Slack
CD
You
Can
Or
A
Slack
Based
CD
You
Can
Actually
Include
Your
Module
Into
The
Distro
Like
We
Had
My
Personal
Version
Of
Slash
Risk
Which
Had
My
Module
And
When
It
Booted
At
Noticon
It
So
That
Whenever
I
Put
This
CD
In
If
I
Had
Internet
Connectivity
There's
My
Asterisk
Box
There's
All
My
Stuff
People
Could
Call
That
Number
Immediately
And
You
Know
There's
Their
Color
ID
Information
Very
Easy
Just
Kind
Of
Use
That
Kind
Of
Stuff
If
You're
A
Windows
User
You
Can
Use
This
Thing
Called
My
Slacks
Creator
Which
Will
Do
That
For
You
And
It's
Also
Really
Easy
What
Do
You
Need
To
Take
Slacks
And
Use
It
You
Know
Create
Your
Own
Distro
Or
Just
Modify
An
Existing
Distro
That
Has
Your
Kind
Of
Stuff
On
It
Well
Let's
Say
You
Want
To
Take
Backtrack
Which
Is
Really
Cool
Thing
It's
Based
On
Slacks
And
You
Want
To
Add
Some
Of
Your
Own
Tools
Into
It
And
Do
It
This
Way
And
I
Believe
The
Module
And
Put
Them
On
Your
Own
Customized
CD
Which
Is
Really
Slick
But
What
Would
You
Need
Well
You
Need
A
Linux
Computer
Would
Be
Really
Good
To
Have
If
You
Want
To
Make
Your
Own
And
Do
A
Lot
Of
Hard
Core
Editing
On
It
If
You
Just
Want
To
Add
Some
Modules
Which
You
Can
Download
From
The
Slacks
Website
Or
Your
Own
Personal
Module
You
Made
From
A
Live
CD
You
Can
Use
Windows
Use
The
My
Slacks
Creator
But
I
Have
A
Development
Box
Here
It's
Running
Slack
So
That
I
Can
Actually
Make
My
Own
Mod
Oh
Shit
Slackware
Package
Is
.tgz
Anyway
So
We've
Got
A
Linux
Computer
Which
Is
The
Best
Thing
To
Do
Or
You
Can
Also
Do
This
From
An
Actual
Slacks
Live
CD
You
Need
Of
Course
Slacks
Linux
Which
Is
Slacks
Dot
Linux
Dash
Live
Dot
Org
No
Tiny
URLs
For
Me
If
You
Want
To
Test
It
Without
Burning
A
CD
You
Are
Going
To
Need
A
Process
Emulator
Or
You
Can
Use
Virtual
Oh
Crap
What's
The
Fancy
One
That
Just
Oh
Okay
It's
Late
You
Can
Use
The
Real
Expensive
Fancy
Ones
Or
You
Can
Just
Use
QMU
It
Free
Works
In
Windows
Too
Which
Is
Kind
Of
Neat
For
You
Windows
User
Types
You
Can
Use
Slackware
To
Do
It
That
Good
Thing
To
Have
If
You
Want
To
Build
Your
Own
From
A
Running
Distro
Of
Linux
You
Can
Use
The
Linux
Live
Scripts
And
Something
I
Like
To
Use
With
Slackware
Is
This
Thing
Called
The
Slackbook
It's
at
Slackbook.org
It's
Free
It's
Really
A
Really
Good
Reference
Alright
Moving
On
Over
In
Slack
Well
In
Linux
There's
Directories
Like
Your
Boot
Your
Root
Your
Home
Things
Like
That
The
File
System
On
The
Slack
CD
Is
A
Little
Different
So
Let's
Like
There's
A
Base
Directory
Which
Contains
Your
Core
Modules
Which
Are
The
Modules
That
Already
Come
With
Slack
Like
In
Backtrack
It's
The
Modules
Are
Like
The
Etsy
Module
Or
The
Home
Module
Or
The
Root
Module
Because
They
Kind
Of
Obfuscate
It
Trying
To
Make
It
So
You
Can't
Just
Copy
Their
Stuff
But
In
Slack
There's
The
One
Called
The
Kernel
There's
One
Called
There's
A Couple
Called
KDE
That's
The
Base
Stuff
In
Boot
There's
Files
For
Booting
Obviously
Which
Is
How
Your
Box
Is
Going
To
Boot
You
Can
Edit
A
Lot
Of
Things
In
There
To
Kind
Of
Personalize
It
Yourself
There's
The
Devel
D
V
L
Directory
Which
Contains
The
Entire
Slack
CD
And
The
Linux
Live
Scripts
And
They've
All
Been
Zipped
Up
And
If
You
Want
To
Make
Your
There's
A
Modules
Directory
When
It
Boots
When
Slack
Boots
It
Digs
In
This
Module
Directory
And
Any
Module
That
You've
Dumped
In
There
Which
Is
A .mo
File
You
Can
Download
Them
From
The
Slack
Website
And
It'll
Take
Those
Like
You
Can
Have
X
Chat
Module
So
That
When
You
Load
Up
KDE
Or
Whatever
Window
Manager
You're
Using
You
Run
X
Chat
And
It's
There
On
Your
Want To
Test
And
You
Don't
Want
To
Load
On
Boot
Or
You
Can
Tell
Them
Maybe
I
Just
Want
To
Use
It
This
Time
When
I
Boot
You
Can
Dump
Them
In
The
Optional
Directory
There's
A
Root
Copy
Folder
Which
If
You
Put
Things
In
Here
It
Goes
Slower
Than
Actually
Making
A
System
And
Then
There's
A
Tools
Directory
Which
Has
Things
For
Building
Your
Own
Modules
Things
Like
That
Alright
So
How
Do
We
Find
All
These
Directories
Well
Let's
Download
Slacks
From
The
Website
And
Then
We're
Going
To
Make
A
Directory
And
We'll
Call
It
D
And
Then
We're
Going
To
Mount
And
The
Command
Is
Mount
Dash
T
Which
Is
Type
Then
ISO
Nine
Six
Oh
Zero
I always
Say
O
For
Zero
And
Then
It's
Dash
O
Lower
Case
O
Space
Loop
Space
Whatever
Version
Of
Slacks
You
Have
The
Current
One
Is
5.1
So
It
Would
Slacks
Dash
5.1
Dash
O
Dot
ISO
And
Then
A
Space
In
The
Directory
Which
Is
D
So
You
Type
That
In
And
You
Hit
Enter
And
If
You're
Like
Well
I'm
Not
Going
To
Remember
All
That
You
Of
Course
Can
Find
My
Slides
On
Infonomicon
Dot
Org
So
That
Mounts
It
Into
That
D
Directory
But
You
Can't
Edit
It
Because
It's
Mounted
Off
That
CD
So
We're
Going
To
Make
A
Directory
And
We'll
Call
It
Our
New
Distro
Or
Droops
Super
Cool
Distro
Whatever
You
The
Droops
Super
Cool
Distro
Directory
And
You
Hit
Enter
And
That
Will
Copy
Everything
That
You
Mounted
Into
That
D
Directory
Into
Your
New
Distro
And
Now
It's
Modifiable
Because
It's
Actually
On
Your
Disc
And
You
Can
Unmount
That
D
Directory
Delete
It
You
Don't
Need
It
Anymore
And
You
Have
The
Slack
CD
Directory
sitting
Right
There
Ready
For
You
To
Go
I
Always
Like
To
Change
Permissions
On
It
To
777
Which
Is
A
CHMOD
Space
777
Space
Dash
Capital
R
For
Recursive
And
Then
My
Super
Cool
Distro
Directory
And
It's
A
Live
CD
It
Doesn't
Really
Matter
All
That
Much
That
Everything
Is
Now
Readable
Writable
And
Executable
Because
You
Only
Have
One
User
Anyway
But
It
Makes
Things
Easier
As
You
Going
Through
So
Now
We
Have
A
Directory
Sitting
In
It
Ready
To
Be
Modified
And
That's
Really
Freaking
Cool
Alright
Dum
De
Dum
So
We
Can
Add
Our
Modules
Into
The
Modules
Folder
We
Can
Add
Our
Optional
Stuff
Into
There
If
You
Want
To
Make
Your
Own
Modules
You
Can
Use
You
Can
Take
A
Slack
Package
Which
You
Can
Get
From
Their
Slack
Ware
FTP
Directory
Linux
Packages
Dot
Net
I
Believe
Has
A
Bunch
Of
Slack
Ware
Packages
And
There's
A
Command
Called
TGZ
To
MO
Which
Is
In
That
Tools
Directory
On
The
CD
And
You
Can
Take
A
Slack
Ware
Package
Which
Is
A
TGZ
And
Convert
It
To
A
.mo
So
You
Can
Download
A
You
Know
A
DSNIF
Slack
Ware
Package
And
Then
Convert
It
Right
Over
Put
It
On
Your
CD
You
Know
Remake
Your
CD
Boot
Packs
Which
Is
Really
Cool
There's
Also
Ones
For
Debian
Packages
RPMs
And
Just
Straight
Directories
Which
Is
DIR
2mo
Deb
2mo
Kind
Of
Easy
To
Follow
That
Way
If
You
Want
To
Make
A
Slack
Ware
Package
Like
In
Linux
You
Do
Like
A
.configure
And
Make
And
Then
Make
Install
To
Install
Something
And
To
Make
A
Slack
Ware
Package
Use
A
Thing
Called
Check
Install
So
Configure
Make
And
Then
Check
Install
And
It
Will
Create
A
.tgz
Which
Is
A
Zipped
Up
Tar
File
For
Slackware
Which
Is
Really
Kind
Of
Cool
So
Even
If
You
Can't
Find
A
Slackware
Package
For
Things
You
Can
Make
Your
Own
And
Of
Course
Any
Modules
That
You
Make
And
Actually
That
Work
Properly
You
Should
Submit
Them
To
The
Slack
Website
So
Everyone
Can
Enjoy
Now
I
Said
There's
Like
A
KDE
Module
That's
In
The
Base
Directory
And
I
Said
There's
You
Know
The
Kernel
Module
And
Things
Like
That
If
You
Want
To
See
What's
In
These
Modules
Or
If
You
Don't
Trust
Things
You
Download
Off
The
Internet
And
You
Go
To
Slack
Website
And
You
Download
A
D-SNF
Module
And
You
Like
I
Wonder
What
Actually
Is
In
This
D-SNF
Module
There's
A
Command
Called
M-O-2
D-I-R
Which
You
Have
To
Already
Create
The
Temporary
Directory
That
It's
Going
To
Load
Into
But
It'll
Unpackage
A
Module
And
Dump
In
This
Directory
So
You
Can
Look
Around
Which
Is
Actually
Kind
Of
Cool
To
Do
With
Like
Backtrack
Stuff
You
Can
Go
In
There
And
In
My
Presentation
There's
A
Slide
Of
Me
Oh
I
Forgot
What
Directory
I
Was
In
But
Going
Through
Their
Web
They're
Modules
You
Can
Pack
Your
Module
Back
Up
Once
You're
Satisfied
It's
Good
Or
If
You
Want
To
Add
Something
Into
It
And
Of
Course
Using
These
Modules
It's
A
Little
Faster
Than
You
Want
To
Do
With
It
All
Right
Dum
De
Dum
De
Dum
De
Dum
Of
Course
My
Slack
Creator
Moves
Things
In
And
Out
Can
Take
A
Slack
CD
And
Customize
It
For
Yourself
Pretty
Easily
Now
Once
You
Get
Your
Directory
Structure
Set
Up
Properly
In
Your
Super
Cool
Distro
Directory
How
Do
You
Make
An
ISO
Well
There's
A
Script
That's
Already
In
The
Root
Directory
Of
CD
It's
Called
Make
Underscore
ISO
Dot
SH
So
You
Type
That
In
And
You
Type
In
What
You
Want
To
Call
Your
Distro
Like
Distro
Dot
ISO
And
It
Runs
For
A
Little
Bit
And
Then
Boom
There's
An
ISO
File
Of
Your
Distro
You
Can
Test
It
In
QEMU
Easy
Way
To
Do
It
Just
Type
In
QEMU
Dash
CD
ROM
And
Then
Space
And
The
Name
Of
Add
Things
Test
Things
Make
Sure
Things
Work
The
Times
You
Can
Use
Network
Emulation
Not
Network
Emulation
You
Can
Use
Your
Network
With
A
Command
It's
Dash
User
Dash
Net
It's
All
Run
Together
There's
Spaces
So
That
You
Can
See
If
That
Kind
Of
Stuff
Works
Lots
Of
Really
Coolness
Now
If
You're
Building
Your
Own
Distro
You're
Going
To
Rice
It
Out
A
Little
Bit
Kind
Of
Make
It
Look
Like
Your
Own
Which
Is
Understandable
And
I've
Been
Digging
Around
All
Over
Trying
To
Find
A
Tutorial
For
This
And
I
Couldn't
Find
One
So
I
Wrote
One
The
First
Thing
You
See
When
You
Boot
Up
Slacks
Is
The
Boot
Splash
And
It
Is
Not
Boot
Splash
Like
When
You
Boot
Sousa
Up
And
It's
Real
Pretty
Looking
And
It's
Got
A
Scroll
Bar
And
You
Hit
F2
And
You
Can
Actually
See
What's
Being
Sent
To
The
Terminal
It's
Just
A
Really
Pretty
Image
And
It's
In
The
Boot
Directory
And
It's
Called
Splash
LSS
This
Was
A
Thing
Used
To
Be
Used
A
Lot
In
Linux
And
You
Can
Google
For
Splash
LSS
And
Find
Really
Complicated
Ways
Of
Doing
Making
One
Of
These
It's
Pretty
Much
A
Fifteen
Or
Sixteen
Color
Bitmap
That
They
Have
That's
Converted
Over
And
In
Slacks
I
Think
Right
Now
It
Looks
Like
It's
A
Luggage
Tag
With
A
Barcode
But
You
Can
Make
Your
Own
And
There's
Actually
A
Splash
Dot
BMP
Dot
I
Want
To
Say
Zip
In
The
Boot
Directory
That
You
Can
Edit
So
You
Can
Unzip
It
Open
It
Windows
Paint
For
The
Linux
World
And
Or
Microsoft
Paint
For
The
Linux
World
And
Then
You
Can
Edit
Around
Make
Your
Own
Make
Something
Looks
Cool
The
One
On
Slash
Risk
Is
Really
Slick
Downer
Made
It
For
Us
But
The
One
On
Pod
For
Linux
Is
Really
Shitty
Because
I
Was
Just
Learning
How
To
Do
This
The
Tools
That
You
Need
To
Make
This
Boot
Splash
To
Convert
Your
If
You're
In
Debian
It's
Called
Net
PBM
Or
Maybe
I
Wonder
If
There's
A
Slackware
Package
For
That
Maybe
I
Should
Make
One
But
It
Contains
A
Bunch
Of
Tools
Like
BMP
To
PPM
And
PPM
To
LSS
And
You
Can
Use
That
To
Convert
Your
Bitmap
To
An
LSS
And
Then
Of
Course
You
Would
Put
It
In
The
Boot
Directory
under
Splash
LSS
And
Then
Good
Times
Okay
The
Next
Thing
Right
Under
That
When
Booting
Up
Slacks
It
Says
Welcome
To
Slacks
Press
Enter
To
Continue
Booting
Press
F1
For
Help
You
Can
Change
All
That
Mess
And
That
Is
Under
The
Boot
Directory
Under
Splash
Dot
CFG
It's
A
Plain
Text
File
You
Can
Open
That
Thing
And
Edit
It
I
Like
To
Edit
All
These
Things
In
MC
Edit
Which
Is
From
Midnight
Commander
Because
It
Shows
You
Your
Escape
Characters
If
There's
An
Escape
Character
Which
Is
Like
A
Control
Frick
Something
I'll
Tell
You
In
A
Minute
If
You
Screw
Up
One
Of
Those
Things
Aren't
Going
To
Work
As
Well
And
It's
Really
Easy
To
See
Them
Because
They're
Different
Color
In
MC
Edit
Now
If
You
Press
That
F1
On
That
Boot
And
You
Saw
The
Cheat
Codes
That's
A
File
Called
Splash
Dot
Text
Which
Is
In
The
Boot
Directory
Plain
Text
File
You
Can
Edit
That
Just
Watch
Out
For
Those
Escape
Characters
In
The
Root
Directory
Of
The
CD
There's
A
File
Called
ISO
Linux
Dot
CFG
And
That
Is
Where
It
Says
How
Things
Are
Going
To
Boot
By
Default
It's
Of
Course
Slacks
And
There's
A
Label
Called
Slacks
And
It
Passes
The
Things
To
The
Kernel
What
Needs
To
Know
To
Boot
Now
If
You
Want
To
Call
Your
Distro
Slash
Risk
Which
I
Did
I
Would
Change
That
Default
To
Slash
Risk
And
I
Would
Change
That
Slacks
Label
To
Slash
Risk
So
That
When
Someone
Types
Slacks
In
It
Wouldn't
Work
But
When
They
Type
Slash
Risk
It
Would
Boot
Makes
Sense
To
Me
Changed
It
To
Something
Else
With
The
New
Distro
That
Is
Your
Etsy
Issue
File
Which
Is
Kind
Of
Like
Your
Message
Of
The
Day
File
Which
Would
Show
You
The
Message
After
You
Boot
Or
After
You
Login
This
Is
Right
Before
You
Login
And
It
Is
Of
Course
A
Plain
Text
File
And
It
Has
Escape
Character
So
Use
That
MC
Edit
And
You
Can
Change
That
To
The
Way
You
Want
It
To
Look
And
The
Typical
Slacks
Thing
Says
Okay
The
Login
Is
Root
Passwords
Tor
Which
Is
Root
Backwards
Start
X
To
Run
X
Windows
And
KDE
Well
What
If
You
Took
Out
KDE
And
You
Wanted
To
Use
XFCE
So
You
Would
Just
Change
That
Little
Wording
In
There
And
Then
Change
Your
Man
It's
Late
Change
Your
Inet
Tab
Is
It
Inet
Tab
No
Shit
What
Is
That
File
You
Change
The
Little
Dot
File
In
Your
Root
Directory
To
Point
To
XFCE
X
I
T
R
C
File
That's
What
It is
There
We
Go
Oh
Boy
This
Is
An
Excellent
Episode
Of
Minor
Revolution
Radio
Sorry
If
This
Is
Boring
Guys
But
It's
How
It
Goes
Sometimes
How
It
Goes
And
This
Is
Making
Your
Coca
Cola
So
You
Change
That
And
There's
Lots
Of
Cool
Stuff
You
Can
Add
On
This
Little
Thing
You
Can
Have
Like
The
Baud
Rate
Of
The
Current
Line
Which
Is
A
Forward
Slash
And
Then
B
If
You
Put
That
In
The
File
And
Of
Course
You
Don't
Really
Need
That
Anymore
But
You
Can
Have
Like
The
Current
Date
The
System
Name
The
Domain
Name
Of
The
Machine
The
All
Kinds
Of
Really
Cool
Stuff
It's
In
You
Can
Find
That
The
Linux
From
Scratch
Dot
Or
Website
If
You
Can
Of
That
List
Or
You
Can
Of
Find
It
In
My
Slides
From
My
Slacks
Talk
You
Can
Also
Change
All
These
Colors
With
Your
Anticolor
Codes
And
I
Was
Talking
To
Mr.
Downer
Last
Night
And
He
Told
Me
A
Thing
Called
D
U
H
Draw
DOS
Tool
That
Is
An
Antcy
Drawing
Program
It's
Pretty
Slick
So
You
Can
Go
In
There
And
Using
Escape
Characters
The
Escape
Character
Is
A
Carrot
And
Then
A
Uh
Was
That
A
Bracket
The
First
Bracket
Anyway
You
Can
Go
In
There
And
You
Can
Change
The
Foreground
Colors
You
Can
Strike
Through
Bold
On
Underline
Italics
Any
Kind
Of
Stuff
To
Kind
Of
Draw
In
There
And
Make
Something
That's
Pretty
Um
You
Can
Change
All
The
Colors
To
You
Know
The
Antcy
Colors
Like
Blue
Magetta
Cyan
White
Good
Stuff
Like
That
Um
When
It
Boots
It
Says
Slacks
Logon
And
If
You
Make
Your
Own
Distro
You
Going
To
Want
It
To
Say
Slasterisk
Or
Whatever
That's
Your
Etsy
Hostname
File
So
Type
In
Slasterisk
And
Then
A
Period
And
So
The
Slacks
There
With
The
Period
And
Save
That
And
Boom
Your
Hostname
Has Been
Changed
On
Your
Personal
Distro
Um
In
Slacks
The
Default
Username
Is
Root
And
Password
Is
Tor
And
That's
Really
Good
Because
It's
Easy
To
Remember
And
There's
No
Services
Running
For
People
To
Logon
Like
SSH
And
Things
Like
That
But
When
You
Start
Going
Adding
Modules
In
Now
It
Starts
To
Become
A
Security
Issue
What
If
You
Load
Something
That
Someone
Might
Be
Able
To
Access
And
Now
They
Know
Your
Root
Username
And
Password
So
I
Like
To
Run
The
PASS
WD
Right
When
I
Boot
Up
Slacks
And
Change
My
Password
Kind
Of
A
Little
Bit
Of
Security
There
Because
You
Are
Adding
All
These
Modules
In
You
Don't
Know
If
There's
Going
To
Be
Something
Open
You
Might
Want
To
Check
On
Your
Personal
Distro
So
Then
Just
Change
Your
Password
There
When
You
Log
On
Now
By
Default
Slacks
Doesn't
Have
The
Frame
Buffer
Enabled
Which
Is
Maybe
Not
The
Coolest
Thing
But
It
Is
Really
Easy
To
Do
Like
At
The
Boot
You
Can
Tell
To
Boot
Slacks
So
I
Just
Type
In
Slacks
And
Space
And
Then
Type
In
VGA
Equals
791
And
Then
Boom
You've
Got
A
Nice
Frame
Buffer
Which
Makes
Life
Easy
Or
If
You
Want
To
Just
Change
It
On
Your
CD
There's
Two
Files
You
Have
To
Edit
You
Have
To
Edit
ISO
Linux
Dot
Config
Which
Is
In
Your
Root
Directory
And
You
Have
To
Edit
Inet
Tab
Which
I
Put
On
My
Distros
In
The
Root
Copy
Directory
Under
Root
Change
In
There
And
Man
Alive
Is
That
Hard
Shit
To
Read
But
We've
Opened
Up
ISO
Linux
Dot
Config
So
Far
We've
Already
Opened
That
So
Let's
Open
It
Up
Again
And
Let's
Go
Down
To
The
Label
Slacks
Or
Whatever
You
Want
To
Call
Your
Distro
And
You
Type
In
VGA
Equals
0
X
305
And
That
Will
Enable
Frame
Buffer
Right
When
You
Boot
Up
Put
My
Presentation
But
You
Might
Want
To
Download
That
Presentation
Before
We
Went
Into
All
This
Trouble
But
If
You
Edit
That
Then
We
Got
Frame
Buffer
Now
The
Inet
Tab
If
You
Don't
It's
Booting
It's
Got
Frame
Buffer
It's
Got
A
Little
Linux
Penguin
Up
At
The
Top
Little
Tux
And
Then
It'll
Show
You
All
Your
Login
Information
Your
Etsy
Issue
File
And
It
Doesn't
Clear
Off
All
That
Stuff
That
Was
Scrolling
By
You
Know
Telling
You
What
It's
Loaded
Before
And
That's
Kind
Of
Ugly
Looking
So
If
You
Edit
That
Inet
Tab
And
You
Go
Down
To
Where
It
Has
Your
Standard
Console
Login
Gettys
Which
Can
I
See
By
My
Thing
What
Line
That
Is
No
I
Don't
Know
There's
A
Big
Long
String
That
You
Can
I
Found
This
At
Linux
From
Scratch
Dot
Org
It's
Called
The
Red
Hat
Style
Logon
Dot
Text
And
Little
String
That
You
Enter
In
There
And
That
Will
Center
It
Not
Center
It
But
It
Will
Clear
Everything
And
Then
Raise
It
Up
To
The
Top
So
That
When
You
Your
Etsy
Issue
File
Is
Shown
It
Clears
All
The
Stuff
And
Enables
You
To
Make
It
Look
A
Little
Prettier
So
That
Good
Times
Now
If
You
Want
To
Add
A
Different
GUI
To
This
Thing
You
Can
Add
Anything
You
Want
There's
Fluxbox
There's
KDE
There's
XFCE
There's
Gnome
Modules
Already
Made
On
The
Slacks
Website
And
That
In
Your
Home
Directory
It's
Called
Dot
X
I
N
I
T
R
C
So
If
You
Don't
Want
To
Start
KDE
Every
Time
And
You
Have
XFCE
Built
Into
Your
CD
Or
If
You
Just
Have
XFCE
Built
Into
Your
CD
You
Just
Edit
That
And
Type
In
What
You
Want
To
Start
And
So
For
Start
In
KDE
You
Type
Start
KDE
Start
In
Fluxbox
You
Type
Start
Fluxbox
No
Spaces
And
I
Like
To
Use
XFCE
Because
It's
Very
Lightweight
So
That
Would
Be
Start
XFCE
4
If
You
Don't
Want
To
Edit
That
You
Just
Want
To
Test
Things
When
You
Type
Start
X
It
Will
Go
To
KDE
And
If
You
Type
Start
XFCE
4
It
Will
Go
To
XFCE
Which
Is
A
Nice
Thing
To
Use
The
Config
Save
We
Talked
About
A
Little
Bit
It
Saves
All
Changed
Files
In
Your
Etsy
Your
Root
Your
VAR
And
Your
Home
Which
Is
Pretty
Much
All
Things
You
Are
Going
To
Changing
Take
That
Saved
Module
And
Restore
It
Into
Your
System
And
You
Can
Save
Things
On
Your
Thumb
Drive
Just
Config
Save
Slash
MNT
Slash
SDA
One
And
Then
Call
It
Slacks
Conf
Dot
Mo
Or
Whatever
You
Want
To
Call
It
And
That
Will
Save
Those
Things
To
Your
Thumb
Drive
Really
Cool
The
Web
Config
We
Already
Talked
About
Is
Very
Insecure
It
Excludes
Your
Oh
Something
Else
But
It
Saves
Your
Etsy
Your
Root
Most
Of
Your
Vare
And
Your
Home
Directory
Stuff
That
You
Changed
You
Can
Have
It
Set
Where
It
Will
You
Can
Boot
Type
In
Slacks
Web
Config
And
Equals
And
A
Pass
Phrase
So
That
When
You
Close
Out
Slacks
It
Will
Automatically
Save
That
Kind
Of
Stuff
All
Things
You
Changed
You
Can
Boot
With
A
Web
Config
Passphrase
As
It
Boots
And
As
It
Closes
So
If
You
Think
Someone
Is
Going
Messing
With
Your
Stuff
That
Would
Be
Really
Nice
You
Can
Also
Do
This
From
Your
Command
Line
Your
Shell
You
Can
Just
Do
A
Web
Config
In
Your
Passphrase
A
Web
Restore
Which
Will
Restore
Things
You
Saved
And
Web
Info
Which
Will
Look
And
See
What
You
Got
And
Tell
You
Your
Passphrase
Has
To
Be
Greater
Than
10
Characters
And
You
Can
Save
28
Megabytes
Of
Cool
Stuff
There
Now
You
Can
Make
Mistakes
If
You
Are
Going
Handing
CDs
Out
To
People
You
Got
To
Think
About
Things
You
Done
Like
If
You
Checked
Your
Gmail
With
Firefox
And
Then
You
Built
Your
CD
And
You
Had
That
Password
Saved
Now
Everyone
Has
Your
Gmail
Information
If
You
Have
Temp
Files
Like
In
Your
Bash
History
When
We
Delete
Those
Look
Into
All
That
Stuff
Clear
Out
Your
History
In
Your
Browsers
All
Temp
Files
Like
When
I
Was
Testing
I
Made
This
Mistake
When
I
Was
Testing
The
FTP
Scripts
That
We
Wrote
I
Left
My
Freaking
FTP
Login
Information
For
The
Infanomicon
Site
And
Then
We
Put
It
Up
On
The
Internet
For
People
To
Download
The
What
My
Username
And
Password
Used
To
Be
But
Make
Sure
You
Clear
All
That
Before
You
Run
That
Config
Save
Or
You
Generate
Your
Own
ISO
Because
That
Stuff
Will
Be
Saved
The
Anonymous
OS
They
Didn't
Clear
Their
Bash
History
You
Can
See
All
The
Commands
They
Typed
In
Before
They
Built
The
CD
Which
Is
Kind
Of
Bad
But
They
Didn't
Have
Anything
Good
In
It
But
They
Might
Have
Now
That's
All
How
To
Take
Slacks
Rise
It
Out
Build
Your
Own
Add
Modules
All
The
Goodness
All
The
Happy
Joy
Goodness
So
How
Do
I
Use
The
Linux
Live
Scripts
What
The
Hell
Is
That
Well
Linux
Live
Scripts
Are
Written
By
The
Guy
That
Made
Slacks
And
Pretty
Much
What
They
Do
Or
What
He
Does
Is
He
Takes
His
Slackware
System
That
He
Has
Chomped
A
Whole
Bunch
Of
Crap
Out
So
His
ISO
Won't
Be
That
Big
And
Then
He
Runs
His
Linux
Live
Scripts
And
It
Makes
Slacks
And
You
Can
Do
This
From
Debian
Red
Hat
Sousa
Slackware
Of
Course
Anything
And
Make
A
Live
CD
Of
Your
Actual
System
Which
Will
Be
So
Big
It
Will
Not
Fit
On
A
Frickin
CD
You
Really
Have
To
Work
At
It
To
Get
That
To
Happen
But
You
Can
Get
That
Linux
Live
Dot
Org
So
Let's
See
You
Need
A
2.6
Kernel
With
Squash
FS
And
Union
FS
In
It
If
You
Want
To
Do
That
What
The
Hell
Squash
FS
And
Union
FS
That's
The
Thing
That
Does
The
Magic
With
The
Modules
It
Is
Used
For
A
Lot
Of
Embedded
Stuff
And
It
What
Compresses
Your
Modules
And
Makes
Your
File
System
Actually
When
You
Boot
Your
CD
So
How
Do
You
Get
That
On
Your
Kernel
Well
There
Is
Of
Course
A
Pre
Compiled
Kernel
At
The
Linux
Live
Website
Which
Is
Really
Cool
And
When
I
Did
This
On
Slack
Where
I
Had
To
Install
CDR
Tools
Also
So
That
I
Can
Burn
My
CD
So
I
Installed
My
Linux
Live
Scripts
My
Precompiled
Kernel
And
CDR
Tools
I'm
Ready
To
Go
We're
Working
On
A
Script
Right
Now
That
Does
All
This
For
You
But
Pretty
Much
You
Follow
The
Instructions
To
Install
Linux
Live
Get
That
Kernel
Blah
In
Slackware
You
Can
Use
Install
Package
Which
Is
Really
Nice
So
If
You
Download
CDR
Tools
Which
You
Can
Get
At
Slackware
FTP
You
Just
Type
In
Install
Package
CDR
Tools
And
The
Version
Number
Dot
TGZ
And
It
Will
Install
It
For
You
If
You
Want
To
Install
That
New
Kernel
Same
Thing
Install
Package
The
Name
Of
The
Kernel
Linux
Kernel
2.6
Whatever
Dot
TGZ
And
That
Stalls
That
Kernel
Which
Of
Course
Won't
Boot
Because
Your
Bootloader
Which
Is
Lilo
Doesn't
Know
Needs
To
Be
There
So
If
You
Run
The
Lilo
Command
It
Will
Figure
All
That
Out
For
You
Which
Is
Really
Kind
Of
Nice
Something
That
Stuck
Me
And
I
Still
Don't
Know
Why
This
Needs
To
Be
Done
But
Seems
That
To
755
Or
Building
Your
ISO
Won't
Work
And
You
Also
Need
To
You're
Going
To
Get
An
Error
With
These
Scripts
There's
A
Little
Bug
So
If
You
Edit
Etsy
RCD
Dot
RC
Dot
S
And
Add
In
The
Word
Exit
On
Line
159
Oddly
Enough
It'll
Take
Care
Of
That
Little
Error
For
You
Good
Times
So
You've
Run
Lilo
You've
Edited
A
Couple
Things
You've
And
Your
Linux
Live
Scripts
Reboot
And
Then
Your
New
Kernel
Be
Ready
To
Run
You
Can
Run
Kernel
Version
It's
Command
And
It'll
Tell
You
What
Version
You've
Got
And
It's
Good
Times
Now
You're
Ready
To
Do
This
In
Your
Linux
Live
Directory
Which
Is
Told
You
Need
To
Install
In
Your
Temporary
Directory
It
Contains
Config
Files
Tools
And
Boot
Just
Like
It's
On
The
CD
Change
Boot
So
That
You
Can
Have
Everything
Boot
The
Way
You
Want
It
To
Boot
On
Your
CD
So
When
You
Run
Your
CD
That
You
Just
Made
It
Doesn't
Look
Like
Slacks
This
Is
Yours
Now
Right
Alright
In
The
Linux
Live
Folder
There's
A
Script
Called
Run
Me
.sh
And
That
Will
Create
A
File
It's
Always
Called
Live
CD
ISO
In
Your
Temporary
Directory
Smaller
The
Better
Stuff
Alright
Wow
That
Is
A
Lot
Of
Boring
Ass
Talk
About
Slacks
And
I
Hope
That
You're
Still
Here
And
If
You're
Not
Well
Then
Haha
Fuck
You
And
You
Didn't
Even
Know
I
Said
That
But
That's
Okay
Now
When
You're
Going
About
Making
Your
Own
CD
You
Want
To
Put
Some
Thought
Into
It
What
Are
Live
CDs
That
You
Like
Why
Would
You
Want
To
Make
A
Live
CD
Instead
Of
Just
A
Regular
You
Know
Regular
Distro
And
What
About
Live
CDs
Do
You
Find
Special
Which
Ones
You
Like
What
Do
They
Have
That's
Really
Cool
Well
Think
About
That
And
Then
Make
Your
Own
And
Then
Have
Everything
That
You
Think
Is
Cool
And
That's
Freaking
Awesome
To
Me
Some
Resources
For
You
To
Go
Through
And
Look
At
Is
Slacks
Dot
Linux
Live
Dot
Org
Slash
Forum
And
There's
Lots
Of
Good
People
In
There
To
Help
You
Answer
Questions
There
Is
Pound
Slacks
On
IRC
Dot
Freenode
Dot
Net
And
If
You
Listen
To
The
IRC
Viner
Of
Episodes
You
Know
Pound
Means
It's
The
Unofficial
Developer
Channel
On
Freenode
Which
Is
A
Good
Time
Slash
Risk
Dot
Org
Is
Where
I
Have
Slash
Risk
And
Pod
Fert
Dot
Org
Is
Where
I
Have
Pod
Fert
So
Good
Times
Wow
I
Still
Have
Some
Time
To
Kill
Slacks
Is
Cool
Slash
To
Risk
Is
Frickin
Cool
We're
Going
To
Go
In
There
And
Rewrite
The
Config
Files
And
Make
It
So
People
Can
Have
A
Good
Time
And
Learn
How
To
Use
Aster
And
That
Good
Times
For
Everybody
And
I
Always
Need
Help
With
All
This
Stuff
If
Anyone
Found
Any
Of
This
Interesting
Or
Have
Some
Tips
About
How
I
Could
Do
This
Better
Please
Tell
Me
Because
The
More
I
Know
The
More
I
Grow
And
I'm
Short
Now
And
I
Would
Love
To
Grow
A
Little
Bit
More
Well
Anyway
I
Think
This
Has
Been
An
Entire
Bin
Rev
Episode
I
Hope
I
Filled
It
Opportunity
To
Come
On
Here
And
Just
Kind
Of
Mumble
For
An
Hour
And
I
Would
Also
Like
To
Give
A
Shout
Out
To
All
The
Guys
In
The
Infonomicon
Computer
Club
And
All
The
Guys
In
The
DDP
And
All
The
Guys
That
Are
Helping
And
Hanging
Out
And
Doing
Good
Stuff
Trying
To
Be
Cool
And
Nice
The
Closing
Music
Tonight
Is
Some
Music
I
Found
On
Archive
Dot
Org
It's
Jack
Johnson
Who's
Actually
A
Popular
Singer
Who
Puts
All
His
Or
Allows
People
To
Put
All
His
Stuff
From
His
Live
Shows
On
The
Interweb
And
He
Is
Singing
Garden
Grove
Which
Is
A
Sublime
Cover
This
Comes
From
October
16th
2002
From
The
Paramount
Theater
In
Seattle
Washington
I
Hope
Y'
All
Enjoy
It
And
I
Believe
This
Has
Been
A
Bin
Rev
Radio
Episode
Same
Hack
Channel
Two
Pound
One
It
Smell
A
Lone
Side
Away
Oh
Yeah
With
This
Ain't
No
Funky
Wrecking
Party
Five
Dollars
At
The
Door
It
Is
So
Real
So
Tight
Who
Wrote
My
Rise
I've
Got
My
Fight
To
Grow
Away
Got
My
V
Sea
On
I
Got
The
Fruit
Juice
In
The
Drunk
Of
My
Car
Oh
Yeah
It's
You
It's
That
Stuck
Under
My
Shoe
It's
That
Smell
Inside
The
Band
It's
My
Bed
Sheep
Covered
With
Sand
Fitting
Hassled
By
The
Man
Acting
Happy
When
I'm
Not
Finding
Roaches
In
The
Pie
Well
All
Of
These
Things
That
I
Do
Waiting
For
You
One
Can
Do
You