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GMOS Base

Submitted by vladimir on Sun, 09/05/2010 - 10:21

GMOS Base is image of small gentoo system (gentoo stage4). It is usefull for using as simple server or base for creating your custom system (like stage3, but you have less to build).

Currently released:

GMOS BASE 10.7 - for 32-bit processors (i686)
GMOS BASE 10.9 - for 64-bit processors (x86_64)

Download:

i686: http://downloads.greenmice.info/products/gmos/gmos_base-10.7-stage4.tar.bz2
x86_64: http://downloads.greenmice.info/products/gmos/gmos_base64-10.9-stage4.tar.bz2

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