Article posted on Dec 25
Finnix is used a lot for remastering for administrators' specific projects, so if you're a remasterer, you're going to both love and hate Finnix 101 -- love because Finnix 101 ultimately makes it a lot easier to remaster in the long run, and hate because a lot of things have changed in incompatible ways, hopefully for the better. This post should help give you a rundown on what's changed.
The following wiki guides have been updated for Finnix 101:
An example of a pxelinux.cfg entry for netbooting Finnix 101 would be useful. The Wiki netboot section is essentially blank, and the cheat codes section looks to be outdated.
Thanks!
Here's my pxelinux.cfg for a 32-bit system:
label finnix
menu label Boot finnix
kernel linux
append initrd=initrd_finnix.img nfsroot=192.168.1.10:/nfs-share/finnix nfsif=eth0 nfsvers=3
The nfs-share folder contains the finnix folder of the iso.
The kernel can be found under the isolinux folder.
I've downloaded Finnix 101 but I had to modify the provided initrd because the nfs related kernel modules and the driver for my nic were missing. I renamed the modified initrd to initrd_finnix.img and put it like the kernel to my tftp server.
Hope this helps a bit