Toorox is a Linux Live-DVD based on Gentoo that starts as a bootable media using KNOPPIX technology.

While the system is booting, all necessary drivers will be included automatically (lshwd). Toorox is only using the memory and an existing swap partition at runtime, so your hard disks won't be touched by default.

Toorox can be used to:

- Backup data
- Secure internet browsing
- Look and feel for Linux rookies
- Hard disk installation

Requirements:

· i686 CPU (Pentium II and faster) 256MB RAM DVD

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· As always - the KDE was updated to the latest version
· 4.2.4. The recent CVS-snapshot of the plasmoid lancelot_part was included, because QT
· was updated to 4.5.1 and the old version of the plasmoid has some trouble with it (empty box).
The USB-Stick creator script was optimised. Now there are 3 options for you:
· Static, Personal and Encrypted. For the last 2 options your home folder will be stored
· and with the third option even password-encrypted when you shutdown the system.
· Now 2 partitions will be created - ext2 for Toorox and fat32 for regular data storage on
· your pendrive.
· Some users had problems (Kernel Panic) after an installation and booting from an external
· USB-HDD. This came up, because the kernel needs some seconds for its initialisation.
· This was fixed in the installer.