[ale] does anyone know of a linux distro small enough to fit on a 64 meg usb Compact Flash?

[vloggins at turbocorp.com (Van Loggins)]

Thanks to everyone for all of the great suggestions about this little 
project of mine.

I wound up using feather Linux on it, but with one minor change.

I removed the compact flash to ide adapter and I used a ide 40 pin to 
laptop hard drive adapter and I mounted a 4 gig laptop hard drive in the 
case.
I figured this would be better since I already had these parts rather 
than buying a bigger flash card. I'm sure I will find a use for the CD 
to ide adapter later on. :)

feather runs very fast on this set up. I think this will make a very 
nice MP3 jukebox.

Thanks again


Preston Boyington wrote:

>Van Loggins wrote:
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>>I had downloaded DamnSmallLinux (DSL) 0.7.3 but it errors out when I
>>attempt to boot it up from a USB CD-RW drive to install it on the
>>Compact Flash Drive. I booted the system up with the Cebits
>>LinuxDefender version of Knoppix and was able to fdisk the
>>drive so I am
>>thinking that the problem is with how the guys at DSL have modified
>>their version of Knoppix. 
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>Maybe try Featherlinux?  or maybe a Morphix mini-cd.
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>>I'm playing around with a Mini-ITX Via C3 800 MHz thin client
>>device and
>>I want to replace the contents of the Compact Flashdisk that it boots
>>off of with Linux. Hopefully this will give me the ability to
>>tweak and
>>configure it to suit my needs.
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>I did something similar with a Virgin Connect using Peanut Linux a couple of years ago.  Fun project.
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