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RapidDisk LX 1.1a Minimal Linux Distribution Stable Release

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RapidDisk.org; By Petros Koutoupis
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RapidDisk LX is a custom and minimal Linux distribution intended to provide RapidDisk (advanced Linux RAM disk modules) functionality as target block devices over iSCSI.

RapidDisk LX is a custom and minimal Linux distribution intended to provide RapidDisk (advanced Linux RAM disk modules) functionality as target block devices over iSCSI.

I just uploaded RapidDisk LX 1.1a to the project's official website http://lx.rapiddisk.org. Note that this is a limited build for the BeagleBoard-xM without USB and networking. It was built to test all main RapidDisk components on physical embedded hardware. You can find directions on how to download and install the images onto SD Card here: http://rapiddisk.org/index.php?title=Release_1.1a

To stay updated, you can follow the RapidDisk Google+ page: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116869691296916480289/posts

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