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| 2007-12-05 |
NEW • Development Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.3 Beta, Build 304 |
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Tom Kerremans has announced a new development build of Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) 3.3, a small Mandriva-based live CD aimed at system rescue, repair, password resets and cloning. What's new? "Major nifty feature addition in this release: boot other TRKs over the network from a running TRK - you can now boot a TRK from CD or USB stick and then boot other machines over PXE without any change to your network environment. Next, there are a few bug fixes. The biggest bug fix is the fact that on many computers 'mountallfs' just hung. Apparently it was the kernel built-in NTFS driver that froze. Another fix is for USB bootable TRKs. On certain volumes it refused to read the volume label because it stated the volume was dirty. I added a parameter to ignore the dirty state so TRK can continue. The third minor bug fix is in VirusScan." Read the full release announcement for more details. Download (MD5): trinity-rescue-kit.3.3-build-304.iso (111MB).
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| Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) is a bootable Linux distribution aimed specifically at offline operations for Windows and Linux systems such as rescue, repair, password resets and cloning. It has custom tools to easily recover deleted files, clone Windows installations over the network, perform antivirus sweeps with two different antivirus products, reset windows passwords, read and write on NTFS partitions, edit partition layout and much much more. Trinity Rescue Kit is mostly based on Mandriva Linux and heavily adapted start-up scripts.
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| 2010-08-16 |
Distribution Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.4 |
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Tom Kerremans has announced Trinity Rescue Kit 3.4, a Mandriva-based distribution designed to facilitate data rescue from Linux and Windows systems: "Big news from the Trinity Rescue Kit camp: an all new version of the live distro has just been published after almost a year of silence. The biggest visible enhancement here is the addition of a menu interface. Not a graphical one, but a text based, scrollable menu from which any regular computer user can perform otherwise complicated tasks. TRK 3.4 has received numerous feature additions like 'winclean', a home brewed utility to perform offline Windows disk cleaning, a new virusscan engine in the seriously debugged virusscan tool, rewritten winpass (password reset tool) which is way more tamperproof, complete manpages for TRK's own utilities, a quick and dirty guide for the impatient, and literally thousands of other changes...." Read the complete release announcement and check the changelog. Download (MD5): trinity-rescue-kit.3.3-build-310.iso (146MB).
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| 2008-01-18 |
Development Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.3 Beta, Build 310 |
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Tom Kerremans has released a new development build of Trinity Rescue Kit, a Mandriva-based distribution designed to facilitate data rescue tasks from Linux and Windows: "This release should fix the hottest problems reported on the forum: WinPass and new Intel Ethernet cards that weren't supported." From the changelog: "WinPass received the newer version of chntpw; added the Intel E1000 network card driver from Intel; put in a very recent kernel 2.6.23.12; all start-up options from the initial syslinux start-up screen now have pci=conf1 added to it; minor bug fixes." Read the complete release announcement for further information. Download (MD5): trinity-rescue-kit.3.3-build-310.iso (112MB).
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| 2007-09-14 |
Development Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.3 Beta |
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Tom Kerremans has announced the first beta release of Trinity Rescue Kit 3.3, a bootable Linux distribution aimed specifically at offline operations for Windows and Linux systems such as rescue, repair, password resets and cloning. Features: "Added a fifth antivirus engine to 'virusscan' - Vexira; new and fixed F-Prot from Frisk Software; two rootkit detection utilities - rkhunter and chkrootkit; kernel 2.6.22.1; new utilities - Novell Zenworks Imaging and Seagate / Maxtor Seatools hard drive testing; ntfs-3g 1.710; other newly added utilities - at (schedule commands), dd_rescue (alternative to ddrescue), e2image (make images of ext2/3 file systems), e2label (label and ext2/3 filesystem), fsck.vfat (check FAT file systems), groff (advanced text editor)...." Here is the full release announcement. Download (MD5): trinity-rescue-kit.3.3-build-299.iso (109MB).
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| 2007-01-19 |
Distribution Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.2 |
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Tom Kerremans has announced the release of Trinity Rescue Kit 3.2, a Mandriva-based distribution designed for system rescue, repair, password recovery and related tasks: "Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) 3.2 is officially released. The new and improved features: ntfs-3g - full read and write NTFS support; virus scan can make use of 4 different engines: ClamAV, F-prot, Grisoft AVG and BitDefender; also cleaning has been greatly improved; boot from USB disk as well as from network over PXE; integrated file server: access your local files on a TRK booted computer via Windows Explorer; easily reset Windows passwords; clone NTFS file systems over the network...." Read the release announcement and visit the project's home page for more information. Download (MD5): trinity-rescue-kit.3.2-build-279.iso (105MB).
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| 2006-10-02 |
Development Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.2 Beta |
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Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) is a Mandriva-based live CD aimed specifically at offline operations for Windows and Linux systems such as rescue, repair, password resets and cloning. A "mature" beta release of the upcoming version 3.2 is now ready for testing: "Long time since you got any big news from Trinity Rescue Kit, but this one is very good: I'm releasing a mature beta version of Trinity Rescue Kit 3.2. Major feature additions are: fast, reliable and full read/write NTFS access with ntfs-3g; 4 different virus scan engines (ClamAV, F-Prot, AVG and BitDefender); boot from USB storage, accompanied with a very fine install script; full proxy server support." More details in the release announcement. Download: trinity-rescue-kit.3.2-build-239.iso (98.4MB, MD5).
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| 2006-02-28 |
Distribution Release: Trinity Rescue Kit 3.1 |
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Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) is a Mandriva-based Linux live CD aimed specifically at offline operations for Windows and Linux systems such as rescue, repair, password resets and cloning. A new version of TRK was released earlier today: "Trinity Rescue Kit version 3.1 is a fact and ready for download. Be sure not to burn it on a normal CD/R but a CD/RW. Here 's why: one of the new features in TRK 3.1 is the ability to update itself with Captive NTFS drivers and the latest antivirus + definitions. After it has done this, it will recreate itself as a new ISO file that you can burn to CD." Read the rest of the release announcement for a detailed list of changes. Download: trinity-rescue-kit.3.1-build-210.iso (85.3MB, MD5).
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