Hello world,

Please would you mind helping (although google did not) to locate : debian squeeze business card ISO?

Wheezy is the only one I could find

Regards

Thank you!!

Sorry if too basic question

Hi,

I need the 40MB Squeeze or Wheezy business card ISO i386.

Where to find this?

http://www.debian.org/CD/netinst/#businesscard-stable <-- is abotu 277mb. it is not what I need.

thank you

http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/ is the only linux i've ever seen even close to that size requirement. Don't know if it's debian related though.

Won't let me edit posts. Yes DSL is debian based. Probably what you looking for.

Hi,

try http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/dist...tboot/mini.iso which is 20 MB.

Evo2.

Also available for amd64 bit install;
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/s...tboot/mini.iso

at 23 MB.

Looks like Debian has not made it available in Wheezy 7.
It was there previously in squeeze 6 version.

business iso is no longer available. The smallest iso is the mini and it is the absolute minimal required to install a system.

this not practical since I cannot download more than 100 MB in a row (quota limits of the engineer school).

Wheezy 7 with a 20mb card iso install would be nice.

Any debian do not care any longer about their users. They deleted their archives, and replaced them with jidgo files, but kept few of them as iso still (for how long)

http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/s...tboot/mini.iso
Is for Debian stable 64bit and is 23MB

http://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/s...tboot/mini.iso
Is for Debian stable 32bit and is 20MB

Debian stable (Debian 7) is what you are calling Wheezy.

What on earth is wrong with that?

There is currently no mini available for Jessie (testing) apparently but there is a netinstall image. There is a net boot images for Sid (unstable).

How you are going to install a whole OS with a 100MB download limit is a bit confusing. The Xorg stack (your video layer) is bigger than that.

OpenBox a nice light window manager that will stand alone is 333MB.

Damn Small Linux is under 52MB and will run live or can be installed. Not sure what they use for a video layer, probably an abbreviated xorg.

It works. Haven't run it for years. Doubt it will do real well for you as it takes a bit of getting used to.

Wheezy us a full blown OS. Ready to use. A usable OS of less than 100MB is pretty hard to come up with. Debian install disk number one, all you need for a full install fits on a CD. No major distro is going to be much smaller than that and haven't been for years. Most have gone to DVD size images.

Not sure where you live but you could easily get Wheezy from some connection with out such a silly limit. Internet cafe, public library?

For example Crunch Bang a Debian based OpenBox distro is 771MB which is larger than the Debian CD image. Also sounds a bit tight for a 700MB CD.

This is just *so* wrong. There is one iso that was discontinued since it was rarely used, and from this you conclude that Debian doesn't care about its users?

Evo2.

Some people turn everything into doom and gloom.