Sabayon Forensics Available, Thanks
Sabayon Forensics Gnome x86 DVD is officially on the Sabayon Mirrors in the Daily Folder. I have also updated the Sabayon Forensics Wiki with direct links to the mirrors that have it currently. Please keep in mind the purpose of Sabayon Forensics. I will be updating that wiki as time goes on.
Sabayon Forensics is built off the current daily ISO image of the x86 Gnome DVD. I’ve removed and add various packages and you can find a package list here to view. If you have questions or concerns on this particular project, email me at wolfden@sabayon.org. As far as a KDE version, still working on that. I finally have a spec file that is working, still need to work out some bugs.
It’s main use is to be ran live and I highly recommend using a flash drive for best performance and versatility. I did test an install in VirtualBox and it went flawlessly for me. Once installed you could use it as a rolling release just like the normal x86 Sabayon releases. The project started out to help me with working on fixing and repairing computer systems. I have used it several times on various desktops and laptops to fix. Just last week I had a laptop come in that nobody could remember the password to. I booted up Sabayon Forensics and with chntpw I was able to just remove the current password and enable the hidden Administrator account. 5 minutes I was done and able to boot into the windows desktop again. I carry it around on my 4GB flash drive so I’m always ready to go with it.
I acknowledged Fabio and Joost for Thanks. Joost provided some neat work arounds/howtos and Fabio helped me more with the technical things, like getting my local cache working and setting it up for the mirrors. I am thankful for getting to work with those two. We have our ups and downs, but that is normal. The entire Sabayon Crew is very dedicated and we are doing our best with what we have to work with. Thanks to all the donations and community that has helped make Sabayon grow. I remember when we were struggling to even get the ISOs to a server for download, now we have a small mirrors page growing.
Thanks to everyone that is doing their thing, please continue doing what you are doing.
