SARDU v2.0.6.3 Updated
webfork on 14 May 2013 Change history
- 14MB (uncompressed)
- Suggested by guinness, wjmat
Shardana Antivirus Rescue Disk Utility creates a customized bootable CD or USB drive, with a comprehensive collection of utilities, the most popular distributions of Linux Lite, and the best known Windows Preinstallation Environment (Windows PE). These tools can be used by system administrators, tech support, Linux users, and more.
Some available tools include Avira, AVG, Kaspersky and other anti-virus programs. Linux Live CDs include Puppy, Ubuntu, and Backtrack, and system utilities include Clonezilla, Gparted, Partition Wizard, and many more.
Warning: although PortableFreeware has a policy against bundleware, the developer added this after the program was entered into the database.
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| System Requirements: | Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Wine |
| Writes settings to: | Application folder |
| Dependencies: | Administrator rights |
| Stealth: ? | Yes |
| License: | Freeware (only for personal and non commercial use), bundled with BetterInstaller. |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch sardu.exe |
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2 comments on SARDU
@thehop
2011-09-25 05:27
NEW Versions with more Options aviable ... http://www.sarducd.it/beta.html
QUOTE:
Many users requested that I add the ability to include stand-alone software. Inside the ISO folder I have included an `extra` folder where additional files can be put. You can enable this folder if it does not exist by pressing File -- Enable Extra.
User can load ISO not directly supported: Menu --> Add Extra ISO (Test) or Menu --> Add Extra ISO from memory (Test).
User can load own customized folder and/or menu iso/syslinux and GRUB4Dos.
This option is for advanced users, and I don't provide customer support related to its use.
1.0.7.3d
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Does anyone know why Sardu duplicates ISOs? and is it necessary? When you download an ISO, Sardu puts it into a folder called ISO. And if you add a file manually, you put the ISO into the same folder. Logical enough... but then Sardu makes a copy of the ISO file in a subfolder called ISOLinux, which means your Sardu directory is roughly twice as big as you thought it would be. So if you download, say, the BitDefender ISO at about 370 MB, you end up with 740 megabytes of BitDefender on your disk. Any one know why?
Thanks,
Mike
1.0.7.3d