Appendix A . Media 821 copy the tar (Web site design)
Appendix A . Media 821 copy the tar file of Coyote Linux on the DVD to a Linux system, configure Coyote Linux to suit your needs, and copy the resulting boot image to floppy disk. See Chapter 18 for information on how to configure and use Coyote Linux as a firewall. Slax The Slax KillBill bootable CD image is included on the CD that comes with this book. This bootable image contains a bunch of tools that let you test Windows applications to see if they can run in Linux. Slax KillBill is described in Chapter 19. Linux Distributions Not on the DVD or CD Not all of the Linux distributions featured in this book are included on the DVD. Some of these did not encourage free redistribution of their products, while others were simply too large to include in their entirety and were not available on a single install CD or bootable live CD. The following Linux distributions described in the book are not on the DVD. The link after each distribution s name indicates the Internet site where you can find out how to purchase or otherwise obtain it. . Yellow Dog Linux (www.terrasoftsolutions.com/store) . Linspire Linux (www.linspire.com/product_page.php) . Mandriva (http://store.mandriva.com) . Red Hat Enterprise Linux (www.redhat.com/software/rhel/) Some of these distributions have downloadable versions available on the Internet. I recommend that you try a Linux distribution site such as DistroWatch.com (www .distrowatch.com) to see if there is a free version of any of these distributions to try out. Creating Linux CDs You can use several tools to create bootable CDs for either installing or just running Linux from CD images on the DVD or CD. Before you begin, you need to have the following:
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