Install Linux into a USB flash drive

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For me, UBUNTU live CD is good enough, but it is too large. I need a small Linux Live CD. When talking about live CD, I can't help but mention knoppix, a version made by German Klaus Knopper. But today I want to introduce a small damn small Linux with a size less than 50 m, you can burn it into a CD or load it into a USB flash drive, so that you can take Linux with you.

Don't look at it. It's small, but dirty. Basically, you have all the necessary software for an operating system, such as FTP, web browser, music player, text editor, mail client, and USB support.

If you do not want to use a CD to burn data, you can use winimage in Windows to write the DSL to a USB flash drive (the USB flash drive requires a boot function ). I would like to remind you that the lifetime of flash disks is between 1 million times. To run an operating system, you need to read and write the USB flash disk frequently, which may affect the life of your USB flash disk. It depends on you.

Latest download: http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/download.html
Screen: http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/shots.html
In addition, there is a list of available Linux Live CD