Hey thanks for those responses. I don't know if I can call my self a distribution but a live CD, yes. I like both of your suggestions. I will have to write a little shell script that fixes a small error in relation with Trinity otherwise all other sections seem to work perfectly.

P.S. My bandwidth is 20000MB on my server so by the time only a few people download this, my site will be down for a month. Sourceforge.net is a good idea.

Hi there,

I would like to introduce you to something that I have been working on for quite some time. I call this the "Ultimate Rescue CD". I originally intended to keep this private for my own use but some of my friends wanted me to release the ISO. What's your opinion on this?

The background story: Why I created this? We already have a few boot CDs but none of them (in my own opinion) are really complete. So I decided to invest more time into linux and create my own boot CD with all the tools I will ever need. Have a look at the screenshots.

Will you be interested in having something like this and will you intend to test it? This is a critical decision as I am trying to find out whether people are interested or not. I am a bit reluctant to release it due to its size but if interest is shown I will go ahead with it. I am asking because the ISO is 595MB and uploading 595MB on my server might take some time. If this project goes ahead, I will need some servers to host the ISO. The project is consisted of open source software.

Screenshots:

http://www.techopinion.net/images/1.jpg
http://www.techopinion.net/images/2.jpg
http://www.techopinion.net/images/3.jpg


Included Software:
The big ones:

   System Rescue CD
   Trinity Rescue CD
   GParted Partition Editor
   Parted Magic
   Clonezilla
   Ultimate Boot CD for DOS

The little ones but good:
   FreeDOS
   memtest86
   AIDA System Diagnostic
   NT Offline Password Recovery
   GAG Boot Loader
   Derik's Boot and Nuke   

These are all included on the CD/ISO. What do you think?

Also, each of the big ones such as System Rescue CD etc, when you select the entry, another menu is shown with most of the options available to that CD.