Chapter 19 . Running Bootable Linux Distributions 491 (Hp web site)
Chapter 19 . Running Bootable Linux Distributions 491 on a bootable business card (about 50MB). Check it out at www.freshmeat.net/ projects/INSERT/. The INSERT CD image is included on the CD that comes with this book. Refer to Appendix A for information on copying and burning INSERT to CD. The Fluxbox window manager offers some docked system monitors for monitoring CPU, network traffic, memory and swap use, and battery (if you are on a laptop). Another applet displays the Matrix screensaver (double-click it to launch a Terminal window). The mount applet lets you step through the CD, floppy, and hard disk partitions on your computer. Click the key button on that applet (so it turns green), and you can double-click it to mount and open that device or partition. Right-click the desktop to see a menu that lets you select from a handful of graphical tools for troubleshooting your computer and network, most of which will run from the shell. Figure 19-2 shows the INSERT desktop. Figure 19-2: Use INSERT to troubleshoot computers and networks. You can find what s in INSERT from the List of Applications page on the Inside Security site (www.inside-security.de/applicationlist.html). On the CD-ROM
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