Berry Linux (Clear Designed and Useful OS)

Usage

How is Berry Linux started ?

To start the CD, set up the BIOS of your computer to boot off the CD, put the CD in the drive, and power up the computer. If your computer doesn't support this option, you have to use a boot disk. You can create this disk from the image in \BERRY\boot-fd.img on the CD.

Note: If you want to use English mode, type 'e', 'e', and " berry lang=us" at the first boot screen, grub.

Where can I get the Berry Linux CD ?

You can download the ISO files from this or Berry Linux Project Homepage.
And you can find Berry Linux RPM/SRPM (Source packages) from this.
The other packages are located in Red Hat.

How to make Berry Linux CD from ISO file ?

You can use CD Manipulator, ImgBurn, DeepBurner or ISO Recorder to make Berry Linux CD. Refer to this.(Japanese)

Or run follow command on Linux.

# cdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 speed=6 -pad -dao berry-x.xx.iso

Documentation

First steps

1. Burning the disk
2. Can't boot from CD?
3. How to add my boot options

Installing Berry

1. Installing using the Poor Mans's Method
2. How to install on hard drive
3. How to install on usb drive
4. How to multi boot with OSs
5. How to dual boot with Windows

Using Berry

1. The 'root' or the 'berry' password for Berry
2. I'd like to use static IP address
3. How to use DDS
4. How to run PPTP
5. How to auto-launch Samba

Customize Berry

1. How to install RPMs
2. How to install ClamAV / KlamAV
3. Finding RPM Packages Compatible with Berry

Troubleshooting

1. How to change the resolution
2. How to change mouse settings
3. How to fix broken Master Boot Record
4. Can't burn DVD with K3B or growisofs
5. Can't use USB keyboard with grub

Q & A

1. What is the difference between "Knoppix" and "Berry Linux"?
2. How was Berry Linux Created?
3. What are my Boot Options?
4. Is there an English language version ?

Documents for Japanese by Takashi Hosono, Masato Arakane

• Basic Operation Guide for Berry Linux