Project Logs

Reading local Email with pop3/imap protocol.


Saturday, June 02 2018




Can boot Osukiss from a USB key.


Tuesday, May 22 2018




Adding log rotation capability.


Wednesday, May 16 2018




HandBrake up and running!


Wednesday, May 09 2018





Simple and quick 'installer' shell script.


Tuesday, April 24 2018




Once you have booted from a LIVE osukiss install (USB or PXE) you
will find within the root directory a directory named
"installok", which contains a script named "installer".

This script allow you to quickly install osukiss
on your system's disk.

Syntax is rather simple
#./installer /dev/{diska} [/dev/{diskb}] ...

Example for a single disk:
Lets say you want to quickly install osukiss on /dev/sda

#./installer /dev/sda

That is the gist of it.

---> CAUTION! CAUTION! BEWARE!
The install process will use and format the WHOLE DISK current partitions,
before proceeding, the installer will display the current disk partitionning
and ask for a final confirmation. If the answer is "Yes", 'installer'
will proceed with NO further prompts and install a bootable osukiss on this disk.

Example for multiples disks:

Lets say you want to install osukiss and dedicate 3 disks, /dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sde to it.

#./installer /dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sde

The installer script will repartion all disks listed and setup a sofware RAID (raid1, and raid10)
Once again, it will ask for a validation before using a disk, this means
that in our example, you need to enter three "Yes".
In raid mode, a MBR record is written on all disks that are assigned to osukiss
(sda, sdb and sde in our example), so rebooting shouldn't be a problem.



Installing a LIVE PXE on osukiss


Saturday, March 03 2018